Mapping of stake holders involvement influencing in the development of the first NPP in Kalimantan Barat

Based on the IAEA guidelines Nuclear Series No. NG-G.31, the newcomer countries in the field of NPP need to prepare 19 aspects of infrastructure. The IAEA review results state that in Indonesia there are three infrastructures that are still not ready. One aspect is the readiness of stake holder involvement. This paper presents a stake holder mapping in the province of West Kalimantan and its involvement in the development plan of the NPP in Indonesia. The focus of the research in West Kalimantan is in accordance with the location of the NPP development plan. The purpose of this paper is mapping stake holders which have the strongest power and the highest level of interest in the development of a nuclear power plant, especially at the decision-making stage for the NPP development (the first phase). The methods used are a literature study related to the basics of determining the parties to be stake holders as well as how to analyze it, interviews and discussions with appropriate speakers and experts in their fields as well as direct discussions with respondents, and distribution of questionnaires to respondents. Then the results of the questionnaire were processed using a spreadsheet and displayed in a graph using the Mendelow matrix. The results of the interim evaluation and analysis showed that in general the stake holders in West Kalimantan had a strong power and a high interest for the planned development of nuclear power plants in their region, except for anti-nuclear NGOs. (author)