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KABUPATEN PADANG PARIAMAN DALAM ANGKA PADANG PARIAMAN DALAM ANGKA PADANG PARIAMAN IN FIGURES 2014 ISSN : 0215-3726 Katalog / Catalog : 1102001.1306 Nomor Publikasi / Publications Number: 1306.1403 Naskah / Manuscript : Badan Pusat Statistik Kabupaten Padang Pariaman / BPS- Statistics of Padang Pariaman Regency Penyunting / Editor : Badan Pusat Statistik Kabupaten Padang Pariaman / BPS- Statistics of Padang Pariaman Regency Gambar Kulit / Cover Design : Badan Pusat Statistik Kabupaten Padang Pariaman BPS- Statistics of Padang Pariaman Regency Diterbitkan oleh / Published by : Badan Pusat Statistik Kabupaten Padang Pariaman / BPS-Statistics of Padang Pariaman Regency Boleh dikutip dengan menyebut sumbernya May be cited with reference to the source ALI MUKHNI BUPATI PADANG PARIAMAN DAMSUAR WAKIL BUPATI PADANG PARIAMAN LAMBANG DAERAH KABUPATEN PADANG PARIAMAN a. Balairung adat melambangkan bahwa rakyat daerah Kabupaten Pa- dang Pariaman mematuhi / menghormati dan melaksanakan ketentuan adat Minangkabau dan juga lambang tempat permusyawaratan yang menjunjung tinggi demokrasi. b. Bintang merupakan bahagian dari Lambang Negara yakni "Lambang Ketuhanan Yang Maha Esa". c. Pohon Kelapa merupakan lambang kesatuan. Kelapa merupakan tanaman utama di daerah Padang Pariaman dengan jumlah pelapah daun 17 buah, menunjukkan banyaknya Kecamatan yang ada dalam Daerah Kabupaten Padang Pariaman. d. Panah merupakan Lambang patriotisme, senjata sakti untuk mempertahankan hak atas jalan kebenaran, musuh tidak dicari-cari, basuo pantang dielakkan. e. Lautan melambangkan masyarakat yang dinamis, kreatif yang merupakan manifestasi dari alam fikiran dan perikehidupan masyarakat yang berpaham luas dan berfikiran tenang. Laut juga merupakan bahwa daerah Kabupaten Padang Pariaman mempunyai daerah lautan yang luas. PETA KABUPATEN PADANG PARIAMAN BUPATI PADANG PARIAMAN KATA SAMBUTAN Data Statistik yang lengkap merupakan ujung tombak dari keberhasi- lan perencanaan pembangunan, oleh karena itu perencanaan pembangunan harus didukung oleh data statistik yang handal dan akurat. Sehubungan dengan hal tersebut di atas, kami menyambut baik diter- bitkannya Buku "PADANG PARIAMAN DALAM ANGKA TAHUN 2014". Buku ini merupakan media yang sangat penting guna menyampaikan informasi dari Pemerintah Kabupaten Padang Pariaman, khususnya kepada masyarakat Kabupaten Padang Pariaman terhadap usaha- usaha dan kegiatan yang telah dilaksanakan selama tahun 2013, terutama di bidang Pemerinta- han, Pembangunan dan Pembinaan Kemasyarakatan pada umumnya. Selanjutnya dengan materi yang terkandung dalam buku ini, akan diperoleh gambaran sejauh mana Pemerintah Kabupaten Padang Pariaman bersama masyarakatnya telah mempersiapkan diri untuk menghadapi masa datang yang penuh dengan tantangan, sekaligus buku ini dapat pula di- pergunakan sebagai acuan dalam merumuskan kebijaksanaan pembangunan oleh Pemerintah maupun pihak - pihak lain yang memerlukannya. Kepada semua pihak yang telah berpartisipasi secara aktif dalam menghimpun dan menyelesaikan pembuatan buku Padang Pariaman Dalam Angka Tahun ini kami ucapkan terima kasih. Pariaman, Maret 2014 BUPATI ALI MUKHNI Padang Pariaman in Figures 2014 i REGENT OF PADANG PARIAMAN FOREWORD Data statistics are incomplete are the spearhead of the successfulplan- ning, development planning therefore must be support ed bystatistical data that are reliable and accurate. In connection with the above, we welcome the publication of " PA- DANG PARIAMAN IN FIGURES 2014". This book is a very important medi- um to convey information from the Government of Padang Pari- aman, especially to the community of Padang Pariaman to the ef- forts and activities carried out during 2013, particularly in the areas of Governance, Development and Community Development in general. Furthermore the material contained in this book, will provide a general description extent Pariaman District with its people have been prepar- ing to face the future full of challenges, as well as this book canalso be used as a reference in formulating development policies by government or party - party others who need it. To all those who participated actively in the manufacture of book col- lecting and completing Padang Pariaman In Figures we thank you. Pariaman, March 2014 REGENT ALI MUKHNI ii Padang Pariaman Dalam Angka 2014 KATA PENGANTAR Publikasi “PADANG PARIAMAN DALAM ANGKA TAHUN 2014” ini merupakan kelanjutan dari publikasi sebelumnya. Penyusunan pub- likasi ini dilakukan atas kerja sama antara BAPPEDA Kabupaten Padang Pari- aman, yang bertujuan untuk memberikan gambaran pelaksanaan pembangunan secara menyeluruh di Kabupaten Padang Pariaman. Terwujudnya publikasi ini juga tidak terlepas dari bantuan Instansi / Lembaga Pemerintah dan Swasta yang berada di Kabupaten Padang Pariaman. Seperti publikasi pada tahun lalu, edisi 2014 ini mencakup beberapa perbaikan / perubahan serta penyempurnaan data dan table , yang bertujuan untuk menjaga keakuratan dan kontinuitas data. Walaupun publikasi ini telah disiapkan dengan sebaik-baiknya, kami menyadari bahwa masih ada kekurangan dan kesalahan yang terjadi. Demi per- baikan selanjutnya kami dengan senang hati menerima saran dan perbaikan dari konsumen data. Pariaman, Juli 2014 BADAN PUSAT STATISTIK KAB. PADANG PARIAMAN Kepala, MUKHLIS, SE, MM NIP. 196703061993011001 Padang Pariaman in Figures 2014 iii PREFACE The publication “ PADANG PARIAMAN IN FIGURES” this is a con- tinuation of previous publications. Preparation of this publication is carried out in cooperation between The Regional Development Planning Board with BPS-Statistic of Padang Pariaman , which aims to provide a comprehensive picture of the implementation of development of Padang Pariaman. The reali- zation of this publicationcan not be separated from aid agencies / government and private institutions located in Padang Pariaman. Publication such as last year, this 2014 edition includes several fix- es / changes and improvement of data and tables, which aims to maintain the accuracy and continuity of data. Although this publication has been prepared with the best, we real- ized there are still flaws and errors that occur. For the sake of further improve- ment we are happy to receive suggestions for improvement of customer data. Pariaman, Juli 2014 BPS– STATISTICS OF PADANG PARIAMAN REGENCY HEAD, MUKHLIS, SE, MM NIP. 196703061993011001 iv Padang Pariaman Dalam Angka 2014 DAFTAR ISI / CONTENTS Hal / Page Sambutan Bupati Padang Pariaman / Padang Pariaman Regent’s Fore- i words Kata Pengantar / Preface iii Daftar Isi / Contents v Daftar Tabel / List of Table vii Daftra Grafik/ List of Graph Xliv Penjelasan Umum / Explanatory Notes li Bab. I Keadaan Geografis dan iklim/ Geographycal Situa- 3 Chapter I tion and Climate…………………………….. Bab. II Pemerintahan / Government …………………….. 21 Chapter II Bab. III Penduduk / Population ………………………….. 63 Chapter III Bab. IV Sosial / Social ……………………………………. 89 Chapter IV Bab. V Pertanian / Agriculture……… ................................ 183 Chapter V Bab. VI Industri, Pertambangan, Listrik, dan Air Minum / 277 Chapter VI Manufacturing, Mining, Electricity, and Water Sup- ply ………………………………………………….. Bab. VII Perdagangan dan Koperasi / Trade and Cooper- 313 Chapter VII ate……………………………………………………….. Bab. VIII Tranportasi, Komunikasi, dan Pariwisata / Trans- 327 Chapter VIII portaion, Communication, and Tourism …………. Padang Pariaman in Figures 2014 v Bab. IX Keuangan dan Harga– Harga / Finance and Pric- 387 Chapter IX es…………..…………………………………….. Bab. X Pengeluaran Penduduk / Population Expenditure……. 447 Chapter X Bab. XI Pendapatan Regional / Regional Income …………… 455 Chapter XI Bab XII Kemiskinan / Poverty……………………………………. 489 Chapter XII Bab XIII Perbandingan Antar Kabupaten / Kota Sumatera Bar- 497 Chapter XIII at / Sumatera Barat Comparison…………………... vi Padang Pariaman Dalam Angka 2014 DAFTAR TABEL / TABLE LIST Hal / Page KEADAAN GEOGRAFIS I. GEOGRAPHY 1. 1. Tinggi Rata-Rata Dari Permukaan Laut dan Luas Daerah Menurut Kecamatan / Average Height Above Sea Level and Area’s Width by Dis- trict…………………………………………………………………. 7 1. 2. Letak Geografis Kabupaten Padang Pariaman / Geographical Location of Padang Pariaman Regency . 8 1. 3. Letak Geografis Kabupaten Padang Pariaman Menurut Kecama- tan / Geographical Location of Padang Pariaman Regency by Dis- tricts . 9 1. 4. Jumlah Curah Hujan Menurut Bulan dan Tempat Pengukuran / Number of Rain Falls by Month and Site of Observation . 10 1. 5. Jumlah Hari Hujan ( Hari ) Menurut Bulan dan Tempat Pen- gukuran / Number of Rainy Days by Month and Site of Observation . 11 1. 6. Temperatur, Kelembaban Relatif dan Tekanan Udara Maksi- mum, Minimum Menurut Bulan / Temperatur, Relative Humadity and Air Pressure . 12 1. 7. Rata - Rata Curah Hujan dan Hari Hujan Menurut Bulan/ Number of Rainfall and Rainy Days by Month . 13 1. 8. Nama Sungai, Daerah Yang Dilalui dan Panjangnya / River, Location Area and Length . 14 1. 9. Panjang Garis Pantai Length of Coastline . 15 Padang Pariaman in Figures 2014 vii 1. 10. Luas Tanah Menurut Jenis Penggunaannya (Ha) Land Area By Kind of Uses (hectare). 16 . 1. 11. Jarak Ibu Kabupaten dengan Ibu Kecamatan Dalam Kabupat- en Padang Pariaman ( Km ) 18 Distance Between Regency Capital and District Capital In Padang Pariaman Regency ( Km ) . II. PEMERINTAHAN II. GOVERNMENT 2.1. 1. Kecamatan, Ibu Kecamatan, Banyaknya Nagari dan Korong Menurut Kecamatan / Districts, Capital, Number of Tradisional and Sub. Districts Entities by Districts . 25 2.1. 2. Nama Kecamatan, Nagari dan Korong Menurut Kecamatan / Name of Districts,
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    Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, volume 64 2nd Padang International Conference on Education, Economics, Business and Accounting (PICEEBA-2 2018) Socio-Economic Status of Fishermen's Household in West Sumatra Province Melti Roza Adry1, Dewi Zaini Putri2 1 Universitas Negeri Padang, Padang, Indonesia, [email protected] 2 Universitas Negeri Padang, Padang, Indonesia, [email protected] Abstract The purpose of this study is to describe the socio economic status of fishermen in West Sumatra Province. To analyze the socioeconomic status of fishermen households is used the data of the agricultural census survey "Fishing Survey of Household Businesses" from Bureau center of statistics in West Sumatra. By using descriptive analysis techniques the results of the study show that (1) most of the fishermen in West Sumatera used outboard motor boats and with a dominant operating period of only 1 day. From the production techniques used by the fisherman, it is more traditional and small-scale with an average crew of less than 5 people who use motorboats, outboard motorboats and motorized boats. And also the fishermen are more dominant in using their own capital for fishing because of the difficulty to access capital in the banks. Furthermore, from the production side, West Sumatra's marine fishery production is sold directly to the market and only few fishermen sell processed fish of the fish they catch. Whereas, in terms of age, most of the fishermen are in the age of 30 - 49 years old who graduated from elementary school. 2). Sea capture fisheries business in West Sumatra is profitable with a value of R / C ratio above 1 whether using motorboats, outboard motorboats and motorized boats to catch fish.