PRESENTASI KEWARGANEGARAAN KEL. H

Summary

The presentation discusses the concept of national resilience (Ketahanan Nasional) in Indonesia, covering its definition, purpose, and key components. It highlights how national resilience involves a nation's ability to maintain sovereignty, territorial integrity, and core values in the face of internal and external threats. The presentation covers the role of government and citizens, the strategic pillars of resilience (including ideology, politics, economy, culture, and defense), and strategies for strengthening resilience against complex threats such as radicalism and economic inequality. It emphasizes the importance of unity and collaboration in sustaining national resilience.

Takeaways

• 😀 National resilience is the ability of a nation to defend its sovereignty, territorial integrity, and core values from internal and external threats.
• 😀 National resilience is not only the responsibility of the government but requires active participation from all elements of society.
• 😀 The main goal of national resilience is to ensure the nation's survival and create a robust state that can withstand both internal and external shocks.
• 😀 There are four main objectives of national resilience: maintaining sovereignty, ensuring national stability, strengthening societal resilience, and achieving general welfare based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution.
• 😀 The three principles of national resilience are balance, harmony, and alignment, ensuring integration and synergy between various sectors of society.
• 😀 The eight essential components of national resilience, known as *astagatra*, include natural resources, geography, demography, ideology, politics, economy, social culture, and defense and security.
• 😀 The pillars of national resilience include ideological resilience (promoting Pancasila), economic resilience (strong economic structure), social-cultural resilience (unity in values and norms), and defense and security resilience (protecting sovereignty).
• 😀 Threats to national resilience can be both internal (e.g., social inequality, radicalism, corruption) and external (e.g., regional conflicts, cyber warfare).
• 😀 Strategies to strengthen national resilience include promoting Pancasila-based character education, building clean and inclusive politics, fostering economic independence, and enhancing social cohesion.
• 😀 National resilience is a strategic concept that aims to ensure the continued existence and welfare of the nation by protecting it from multidimensional threats.

Q & A

What is the definition of national resilience (ketahanan nasional)?

National resilience is the ability of a nation to protect its sovereignty, territorial integrity, and values from internal and external threats. It involves various aspects including ideology, politics, economy, society, culture, and national defense.

Why is national resilience not only the responsibility of the government?

National resilience is a collective responsibility that requires active participation from all elements of society, not just the government. Every citizen plays a role in strengthening the nation's ability to face challenges and threats.

What are the main goals of national resilience?

The main goals of national resilience are to ensure the survival of the nation and create a stable, resilient nation capable of handling internal and external shocks. This includes maintaining sovereignty, promoting sustainable development, strengthening societal resilience, and achieving general welfare.

What are the four main objectives of national resilience as outlined in the presentation?

The four main objectives of national resilience are: 1) Protecting national sovereignty from foreign intervention, 2) Ensuring national stability through sustainable development, 3) Strengthening societal resilience in facing global dynamics, and 4) Achieving general welfare based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution.

What are the three main principles of national resilience?

The three main principles of national resilience are: 1) Principle of balance, which emphasizes harmony in national life, 2) Principle of harmony, which stresses the importance of cooperation between various sectors, and 3) Principle of alignment, which focuses on the integration between different levels of government and society.

What are the eight core elements of national resilience (Astagatra)?

The eight core elements, or 'Astagatra,' are divided into two categories: 1) Three natural elements: geography, natural resources, and demographics; and 2) Five social elements: ideology, politics, economy, society, culture, and defense/security.

How do the core elements of national resilience (Astagatra) interact?

The core elements of national resilience are interconnected and form an integrated system. They work together to determine the overall resilience of the nation, as changes in one element can affect others and impact the nation’s ability to withstand threats.

What are the five pillars of national resilience?

The five pillars of national resilience are: 1) Ideological resilience, 2) Economic resilience, 3) Social-cultural resilience, 4) Defense and security resilience, and 5) Biological resilience.

What types of threats are identified in the presentation that could undermine national resilience?

The threats to national resilience are categorized into internal and external threats. Internal threats include social unrest, radicalism, corruption, inequality, and public distrust. External threats include regional conflicts and cyber warfare.

What strategies are recommended for strengthening national resilience?

The strategies include: 1) Strengthening character education based on Pancasila, 2) Building a clean and inclusive political system, 3) Enhancing national economic independence, 4) Promoting social cohesion and preserving local culture, and 5) Developing a defense posture that is adaptable to modern threats.