DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
1 People's Economic Development & Investment (Pro-Era-I)

2 Improvement of Services & Applications Government regularly (Pro-apparatus)

3 Peningkatan layanan Aspirasi, Partisipasi & Inisiatif Masyarakat (Pro-Api Mas)

4 Peningkatan Pendidikan Inovatif masyarakat (Pro-Pintar)

5 Peningkatan Pelayanan kesehatan Masyarakat (Pro-Sesama)

Development Strategy
1 Economic Function
2 Function Housing & Public Facilities
3 Environment Function

4 Function Public Services & Pemerintahan
5 Fungsi security and KetertibanFungsi Tourism & Culture
6 Fungsi Education
7 Function Health
8 Function Social Protection

SPECIAL POLICY

- Encourage cooperative partnerships with investors, Micro Business, Small and Medium
- Provide ease of licensing and tax incentives / levy on the first stage of the implementation of investment
- Develop local wisdom, of appropriate technology and labor intensive business cooperation in investment
- Develop the industry to support the behavior of living clean and healthy
- Increasing security and promotion of investment on the public and the press keswadayaan up through the aspirations, participation and community initiatives and the press man

The state of Nature and location
Sumbawa Regency is one of nine district / city in the West Nusa Tenggara Province with area of 6643.98 km2 yang terletak he Bagian Tengah Island Sumbawa and between 1160.42 - 1180.22 'East Longitude and 80.8' - 90, 7 'South Latitude

Sumbawa Regency, in general, is a hilly area, curly / wavy or uneven with the altitude ranging between 0 to 1730 meters above the sea surface, where most of them are at a height of 100 to 500 meters. The altitude for the city-district of the city ranged from 10 to 650 meters above the sea water. Ibu Kota Kecamatan Batu Lanteh the Semongkat Capital City District is the highest while Labuhan Sumbawa as capital Labuhan Badas is the lowest
District which is well known with the motto Sabalong Samalewa is bordered by the Sea in The Utara Flores, Southern Ocean with India, Western District of West Sumbawa and the Eastern District Dompu

Climate and jest Rain
Sumbawa Regency is a tropical area that is affected by the rainy season and dry season. In the period
March to August 2005, the maximum temperature reached 35.2 Â º C that occurred in May 2005 and the minimum temperature 18.0 Â º C that occurred in June 2005. Maximum humidity reached 86%, which occurred in March 2005 and the minimum humidity reaches 75%, which occurred in the Month April 2005

The direction of the wind to blow most of the Southeast with a top speed of 6 knots / second which occurred in February and in June 2005. Number of days of rain the day with 57 rainy days occurred in March 2005 is 18 days and February 2005 is 13 days. Similarly, with the rainfall, where the most rainfall in the March and January 2005 respectively as 124.2 mm and 106.8 mm. Throughout the year usually
from January to December, but rain is always there for months June to September

One thing that can affect the rainy days and rainfall is the amount of evaporation because evaporation sedikitnya can affect at least a lot of rainy days and rainfall that occur in the next period
Volatilization ranged from 192.9 mm to 231.2 mm. Figures 231.2 mm is the highest number that occurred in March 2005, and 192.9 mm number is the lowest number that occurred in June 2005.Â


Climate elements Month

JAN FEb MART APRL MAY JUN

Average - average 26.5 26.0 28.0 27.2 27.1 26.0
Air temperature (? C) Max 33.4 31.0 34.5 33.8 34.4 33.8
Min 21.3 22.4 21.0 21.3 20.3 18.6
Average duration sun rays (%) 72 41 81 90 97 89
Mean air humidity (%) 85 89 83 79 71 70
The amount of rainfall (mm) 205 478 127 100.1 0.7 -
Total evaporation (mm) 129 120 192 195 198 197
Average wind speed (kts) 6 7 5 5 6 6
the wind that many NW NW NW SE SE SE msl air pressure (mb) 1008.7 1009.1 1008.7 1008.5 1009.7 1010.2


Climate elements Month

JUL AGT SEP OKT NOV DES

Air temperature (?C) Rata - rata 25,9 25,7 26,9 28,1 28,6 27,1
Max 33,7 33,6 26,4 38,6 37,4 35,2
Min 19,0 17,0 18,2 19,2 22,2 22,3
Average duration sun rays (%) 89 94 94 99 87 72
(%) 68 64 69 71 75 84
Mean air humidity (mm) - - - - 67 374
The amount of evaporation (mm) 219 240 251 282 223 191
Average wind speed (kts) 6 6 6 7 6 6
the wind that many SE SE SE NW SE SE
the wind that many (mb) 1011,6 1011,6 1011,9 1009,8 1008,7 1009,3

Sumbawa is a large island to the east of Bali and Lombok. It is part of West Nusa Tenggara province along with Lombok. There are hundreds of small islands in this area in addition to the two major islands. Sumbawa really belongs more to Eastern Indonesia than to the western part of the archipelago. The effects of Hindu and Buddhist cultures are minimal in Sumbawa (although there is a Balinese presence along the northern coastal area), and although the island is predominantly Muslim, the role of traditional culture is still very strong.
The slogan of Sumbawa Regency is: "B E S A R" which stands for BERSIH, ELOK, SEHAT, AMAN DAN, RAPI, (Clean, Beautiful, Healthy, Safe, and Proper). The regional government's official website notes that Sumbawa still lacks sufficient medical facilities to support public health, in particular a lack of doctors and other health professionals. A public health center was recently opened in Sekongkang, but adequate treatment for a serious illness or accident requires a trip to Sumbawa Besar or Mataram, both of which require a journey of at least four hours minimum.
The regional government has a six-year plan for improving the lives of the island's residents. This plan includes: Health (improving health service quality including equipment and facilities), Education, Social Welfare (including reaching gender equality), Agriculture (optimizing resources for improving agricultural products), Industry, Trade and Cooperation (developing an economic system that focuses on the fair market mechanism), Regional Finance and Capital Investment, Manpower and Demography, Public Works and Communication (improving transport and the use of water resources), Agrarian Matter and Landscape, Living Environment and Natural Resource (rehabilitating and conserving natural resources), Tourism, Art and Culture (developing tourism based on natural and cultural tours, as well as teaching traditional art and culture), Religious Life Teaching (improving religious life through teaching and providing praying facilities and by making the role of religious institutions and social organizations to be teaching about living in harmony with other religious people), Law and Society's Orderliness (creating safe conditions based on the supremacy of the law and human rights); Politic and the Efficiency of Apparatus (improving the quality of public service through responsibility and the quality of government institutions); Science and Technology (the application of right and useful technology).
In many respects Sumbawa can be considered remote. To get to Sumbawa from Bali most people take the ferry from Bali to Lombok, travel overland to the eastern seaport in Lombok and then take another ferry to Sumbawa, ending up in Poto Tano. From there transportation is somewhat problematic. There are buses that will take us on to Sumbawa Besar, the capital, or down the coast road to the south, If traveling from Lombok, it is best to board a bus there that will take us to our final destination in Sumbawa. It is also possible to fly into Sumbawa Besar city on the western side of the island, and Bima on the eastern side of the island. A small airline called Tropical Air existed for a short while which flew directly to Sekongkan where the surfing spots of Yoyo and Scar Reef are located.
Sumbawa is known for its great waves and sandy white beaches. Due to the somewhat trying process of getting there and the scarcity of cheap tourist facilities, the island is not visited much by non-surfing tourists which is unfortunate as the parts of the island that have seen are quite beautiful. During the dry season (April to November) a lot of dust is blown up and around. Strong winds blow in off the ocean, and the lush green hills, mountains and valleys turn a dusty brown. When the rainy season begins an amazing transformation takes place and the island becomes a lush jungle once again.
The pace of life on Sumbawa is definitely slower than that in Bali. As most of the island is still developing, there is a very rural feel to just about everywhere that you go, including Sumbawa Besar, the capital of the western side of the island. The mining company, New Mont, has a gold and copper mine down in the southwestern corner of the island around the villages of Sekongkang, Maluk and Benete. Their presence has speeded up the development process on this side of the island.
West Sumbawa is mostly made up of hollow lefts that are best accessed by boat charter. The charters will pull up and anchor at the best breaks for easy access to the surf. This area has many steep cliffs that offer scenic backdrops to the epic surf. The Lake area can be accessed by charter, as well as by ferry and overland transfers, or flights from Bali. Here there some hotels and surf camps located right in front of the main breaks of Lackey Peak and Lackey Pipe, with other waves within walking distance. Most waves are a long paddle or walk across the reef depending on the tide, reef booties are recommended.

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