Stakeholder collaboration through community participation and other sectors is an important element of sustainability in regional development. One form of community participation that is increasingly popular is collaborative management with a good governance approach. The purpose of this study is to find out how partnership become the key to the reach the success of stakeholder collaboration in strengthening the resilience of coastal communities. This research uses descriptive-explanative research with a qualitative approach. This study uses content analysis techniques and library research. The search focused on the literature published until 2022. The results in this study explain that coastal area management strategies and planning, resulted on the collaborative governance approach that emphasizes the environmental protection efforts as not only the duties and responsibilities by one party. However, it is the duty and responsibility of all related parties. The state, extractive industry and society have their respective roles in it. Collaborative governance shows that the limitations of one party are not the reason for the failure of an environmental protection effort. Failure occurs because of the absence of a good stakeholder management system. The modified form of the triple helix in an effort to support the learning and innovation process in the region is a key partnership for the success of stakeholder collaboration in strengthening the resilience of coastal communities.