  This study aims to develop a framework for multicriteria analysis to evaluate
alternatives for sustainable corn agricultural area planning, considering the
integration of ecological, economic, and social aspects as pillars of
sustainability. The research method uses qualitative and quantitative
approaches to integrate ecological, economic, and social aspects in the
multicriteria analysis. The analysis involves land evaluation, subcriteria
identification, and data integration using Multidimensional Scaling and
Analytical Hierarchy Process methods to prioritize developing sustainable corn
agricultural areas. Based on the results of the RAP-Corn analysis, it indicates
that the ecological dimension depicts less sustainability. The AHP results
yield weight distribution and highly relevant scores that describe tangible
preferences. Priority directions are grouped as strategic steps toward
achieving the goals of sustainable corn agricultural area planning.
