Obstacles of Meuble Jepara

Jepara - is a city carved this because sebagiat major industry in Jepara furniture industry which is a distinctive sculpted.

Jepara is also a tourist city widely visited because of carved wood and typical carved wood. The tourists often praised the work of craftsmen very beautiful town of Jepara. These works not only well known in the local market but samai foreign countries, like the United States, China, Japan, Korea and other Western countries.

But behind all of that industry in Jepara carving statues and many have various constraints such as lack of wood raw materials, lack of capital, human resources are less advanced, and poor management system.

in Jepara Komda site. Now complaints about the lack of key raw materials are wood still not resolved. Distribution of wood that takes quite a long time also makes difficult the entrepreneurs to get the wood quickly.


The price of wood from year to year is also increasing that it took more than enough capital to be able to get wood. Then to get a very small capital kesulita makers get possibly because of the loan process or service office kBank so complicated that the loans the They prefer to borrow from the renternir a multiracial high interest rates. This raises profits and interest payments punjaman an unbalanced and ultimately membuiat the small paengerajin folded.

Employees are generally only craftsmen or in junior high school graduates, which is less berfikirnya way. And also the skill of the craftsmen who know because hereditary craftsmen so that the innovation of the less developed or even decreases. It is necessary to revamp and teaching and new ideas so that more advanced Jepara furniture.

Viewed from the side is also very less manajemant company is seen from the absence of separation between the company's money with money pribsadi owners. In the civil administration was also not immediately clear how many permanent or contract employees, many of which apply to the labor contract.

To overcome all the obstacles constraints on the fundamental reforms needed in order to minimize the negative impact of barriers all over obstacles.

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