Analysis of customer mindset change and accounting practice of garbage bank as medium of edupreneurship

Purwaningsih, Anna

doi:10.1504/ijmef.2015.073228

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“…So the household waste management carried out by the community in the "Gathering-Transport-Dispose" that is from the garbage cans are taken by the garbage cart officers who are rubbish officers from each RT / RW then discarded to the TDS (Temporary Disposal Site), But there is a buildup of garbage in the TPS the garbage bank clerk cannot transport all the trash of RT 006 residents [4].…”

Section: Analysis Of Changes In Public Mindset For Existencementioning

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“…The level of Environmental Management accounting information in local government is used for waste management [4]. Most were investigated by the government to report that between 30 percent to 60 percent of environmental management accounting information items had been applied.…”

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“…A separate accounting practice design for the waste bank is needed. Another study conducted by Purwaningsih proves that exploring the situation across local governments in Australia has positive and significant waste operations at the level of environmental management accounting practices [4].…”

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Analysis of Changes of Community Mind Patterns About Garbage Banks to Existence and Accounting Practices of Garbage Banks (Study at Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank in East Jakarta)

Mais¹,

Nuraini²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Business, Economics, Social Science and Technology (ISBEST 2019)

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This study aims to analyze changes in the mindset of the public regarding the Waste Bank to the existence and practice of accounting in the Waste Bank. Viewing from the proof of transaction to the financial reporting. The object of this study was conducted at the Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank in East Jakarta. This type of research is qualitative with a phenomenological approach. Data collection techniques using interviews, observation, and documentation. The data sources used are primary data and secondary data. Based on the results of this study, it can be concluded that the existence of Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank can change people's mindset regarding waste. Garbage that used to be only disposed of without being treated, but now the community already understands how to manage waste properly, that is, the community can sort organic waste and non-organic waste. One of the impacts of good waste management is that it can add to people's income because waste has economic value and the AL-Hidayah Waste Bank applies an accounting system that is in accordance with general accounting standards. However, Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank still uses a simple accounting system.

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Section: Analysis Of Changes In Public Mindset For Existencementioning

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Analysis of Changes of Community Mind Patterns About Garbage Banks to Existence and Accounting Practices of Garbage Banks (Study at Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank in East Jakarta)

Mais¹,

Nuraini²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Business, Economics, Social Science and Technology (ISBEST 2019)

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“…In fact, despite the general idea that entrepreneurship is all about launching a new enterprise, entrepreneurship is actually about "creating value" via a systematic process that is often misunderstood. Therefore, it can be studied in terms of various themes, for instance: social entrepreneurship (Austin, Stevenson & Wei-Skillern, 2006;Zarei, Zarei & Ghapanchi, 2017), SME entrepreneurship (Liñán & Chen, 2009;Zarei, Jamalian & Ghasemi, 2017), international entrepreneurship (McDougall, 1989), governmental entrepreneurship (Purwaningsih, 2015), high-tech entrepreneurship (Zarei, Mohammadian & Ghasemi, 2016;Zhou & Peng, 2008) and last but not least, corporate entrepreneurship (Kuratko, Hornsby, Naffziger & Montagno, 1993;Shepherd, Covin & Kuratko, 2009;Zahra, 1991).…”

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Entrepreneurial Tournaments: Towards Disclosing the Rivalry Process Among Corporate Entrepreneurs

Zarei

2017

JEMI

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The notions and motivations of inter-organisational rivalries among employees have to some extent been highlighted by classical theories of management such as tournament theory. However, employees' and entrepreneurs' competitions are fundamentally different in pattern. Based on the doctrine of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial competitions are essential for a productive economy. Even so, there have been few in-depth holistic attempts to understand the rivalry process among corporate entrepreneurs. During the last three decades, various fragmented studies have been conducted from different standpoints to clarify the process of corporate entrepreneurship (CE). Nevertheless, considerable room remains for developing a model of the rivalry process with respect to entrepreneurial activities within large and complex organisations. Hence, the main contribution of the research can be claimed as investigating and formulating the rivalry process. For this purpose, a systematic qualitative grounded theory methodology (GTM) was used. During a five-month period, corporate entrepreneurs from one of the chief Iranian research institutes were systematically interviewed. Based on the research results, in addition to endorsing the existence of such a rivalry process among corporate entrepreneurs, the GTM model extends the literature of CE by examining the previously unaddressed part of the process, i.e., disclosing the corporate entrepreneurs' implemented strategies, among other blocks of the theory.

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Analysis of customer mindset change and accounting practice of garbage bank as medium of edupreneurship

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Analysis of Changes of Community Mind Patterns About Garbage Banks to Existence and Accounting Practices of Garbage Banks (Study at Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank in East Jakarta)

Analysis of Changes of Community Mind Patterns About Garbage Banks to Existence and Accounting Practices of Garbage Banks (Study at Al-Hidayah Garbage Bank in East Jakarta)

Entrepreneurial Tournaments: Towards Disclosing the Rivalry Process Among Corporate Entrepreneurs

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