Islamic Green Economy Model In The Development Of The Urban Informal Sector For Food Security Through Car Free Day

Abstract

Car Free Day (CFD) activities have become a routine activity every week in every district lately. This activity has several impacts on the economy and environmental health. CFD displays products based on local wisdom by presenting business varain in it. But the most dominant and most in demand is the culinary business. So the objectives of this research are: first; comprehensively explore the process of developing the urban informal sector for food security through CFD activities, secondly creating an Islamic Green Economy model in the urban informal sector, especially CFD activities in the culinary business. This research has a locus in Situbondo Regency, because so far in the BPS report, this district has a low income, but it turns out that it has CFD activities that are in great demand by the people of Situbondo. Thus, the research approach is qualitative with a phenomenological type. Data was obtained through observation, interviews and documentation by checking the validity of the data using triangulation of sources and techniques. The data were analyzed using interpretive and descriptive analysis. The analysis yielded findings, first; CFD activities are carried out every week to reduce pollution caused by motor vehicles. The process is carried out with 4 strategies, namely physical development strategies or localities, business development strategies, human resource development strategies and community economic development strategies. Second, CFD activities are able to strengthen food security with an increase in income among culinary MSME owners. The Islamic Green Economy model that was formed is economic growth but has an impact on environmental health, so that hifdz annafs and hifdz al mal go hand in hand to be fulfilled. The Islamic Green Economy model uses Yusuf Qardhawi's maqashid Sharia model, namely with the addition of hifdz al biah.