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Porang corms ( Amorphophallus muelleri  Blume) have many uses, high economic value, and high demand from overseas processing industries, making them an export target. However, there are several problems in porang farming, such as closed markets, which affect exports. Therefore, this study examined the sustainability of porang farming as it plays an essential role in supporting the triple export policy. This study was conducted in Wonogiri Regency, Central Java Province, Indonesia. A purposive sampling method was used to select 180 farmers, and the key informants to provide the data included experts, porang associations, and related agency officials. Multidimensional scale (MDS) and qualitative analysis were used to assess the sustainability status and review improvement strategies. Furthermore, environmental, economic, social, institutional, and technological dimensions were analyzed. Multidimensional analysis showed that porang farming is less sustainable. This implies that the indicators in each dimension have little or no support for the cultivation of this plant. The MDS analysis showed 11 indicators sensitive to increasing the sustainability of porang farming, which is a crucial factor. Therefore, the grade score of this factor is increased to achieve a moderately sustainable progressive strategy. Since the strategy applied between indicators is comprehensive, they do not overlap in their implementation but complement each other in supporting export policies.

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Strategy to improve the sustainability of “porang” ( Amorphophallus muelleri  Blume) farming in support of the triple export movement policy in Indonesia