Conflict Management of Renewable Natural Resources in the Border of Indonesia-Malaysia: Sustainable Environmental Approach

Limitations and abundance of natural resources have become some of the conflict triggers of renewable natural resources at the border of Indonesia and Malaysia. There are fundamental differences between the conflicts over renewable natural resources and non-renewable natural resources especially in the border area. The renewable natural resource conflict is cyclical, while the non- renewable resources conflicts only apply temporarily in the same location. The analysis uses modification of RAFISH method by using multidimensional scaling (MDS) technique. This index indicates that only economic dimension is sustainable, legal and institutional dimensions are less sustainable and ecological, socio-cultural and technology dimensionsare not sustainable. According to leverage analysis, it shows that thereare some attributessuch as leverage factor to ecological, socio-cultural and technology dimensions.