
Article 33 places sectors that affect the livelihoods of many people and the community's economic resources as a vital part of state responsibility and economic governance. For A33, strategic sectors are not only sectors with significant economic value, but also sectors that determine people's access to basic needs, the distribution of development benefits, and the community's ability to manage the resources that affect their lives. Therefore, A33 views strategic sector governance and local development as a space to transform fragmented, exclusive, or extraction-oriented management into a more inclusive, accountable, and sustainable system.


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