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REALIZATION OF NATIONAL RESILIENCE
We all realize that every nation has noble and beautiful ideals that it wants to achieve. People say that the ideals a nation wants to achieve have a function as a determinant of its national goals. Normally, in an effort to achieve these goals, the nation concerned faces challenges, threats, obstacles and disturbances that constantly need to be faced or overcome. Therefore, a nation must have ability, strength, toughness and tenacity. Generally, this is what is called national resilience, which can also be called national resilience (Suhady and Sinaga, 2006). The definition of national resilience is a dynamic condition, namely a nation that contains tenacity and toughness that is able to develop resilience, national strength in facing and overcoming all challenges, obstacles and threats both coming from within and from outside. Also directly or indirectly, it can endanger the integrity, identity and survival of the nation and state. National resilience is needed in order to guarantee the existence of the nation and state from all disturbances both coming from within and within the country. For this reason, the Indonesian nation must continue to have tenacity and toughness which needs to be developed consistently and sustainably.
1. Goals and Functions of National Resilience Srijanti, et al (2009) explain the objectives, functions and nature of national resilience as follows: a) National Resilience Goals National resilience is needed to support the success of the main tasks of government, such as upholding law and order, realizing prosperity and prosperity, implementing defense and security, realizing legal justice and social justice, as well as providing opportunities for people to actualize themselves. b) National Security Function National resilience has the following functions: - Deterrence, in its position as a concept of deterrence, Indonesia's national resilience is aimed at warding off all forms of threats, disturbances, obstacles and challenges to the identity, integrity, existence of the nation and the Indonesian state in the aspects of: ideology, politics, economics, socio-culture and defense. security. - Direction for developing the nation's potential strength in the fields of ideology, politics, economics, socio-culture and defense and security so as to achieve people's welfare.
dynamic political stability as well as the ability to implement a free and active foreign policy. c) Economic resilience, is the condition of the Indonesian nation's economic life which is based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution which contains the ability to implement healthy and dynamic economic stability as well as the ability to create national economic independence with high competitiveness and realize just and prosperous prosperity for the people. d) Socio- cultural resilience, is the condition of the socio-cultural life of the Indonesian nation which animates a national personality based on Pancasila which contains the ability to shape and develop the socio-cultural life of Indonesian humans and society who believe and are devoted to God Almighty, live in harmony, unity, love the land water, quality, progress and prosperity in a life that is completely harmonious, harmonious and balanced as well as the ability to ward off the penetration of foreign culture that is not in accordance with national culture. d) Security and defense resilience, is the condition of the Indonesian nation's deterrence which is based on the awareness of defending the country of all people which contains the ability to maintain
the stability of the country's dynamic defense and security, secure development and its results as well as the ability to defend the sovereignty of the State and ward off all forms of threats.
3. Characteristics and principles of national resilience The national resilience developed by the Indonesian nation is based on the culture possessed by the Indonesian nation so that the various characteristics of national resilience developed cannot be separated from the way of life of the Indonesian nation (Suhady and Sinaga, 2006). a) Characteristics of National Resilience 1) National resilience is the main prerequisite for a nation that is developing towards a developed and independent nation with a spirit of never giving up which will provide encouragement and stimulation to act in overcoming challenges, obstacles and disturbances that arise. 2) Towards maintaining survival. The newly developed Indonesian nation cannot be separated from achieving the goals it aspires to. 3) National resilience is realized as a dynamic condition of the Indonesian nation which contains the tenacity and toughness of the nation to develop strength by making the
