Determination of Critical Factors for Success in Business Incubators and Startups in East Java

Habiburrahman,; Prasetyo, Andjar; Raharjo, Tri Wedha; Rinawati, Herrukmi Septa; Trisnani,; Eko, Bambang Riawan; Wahyudiyono,; Wulandari, Sekar Nur; Fahlevi, Mochammad; Aljuaid, Mohammed; Heidler, Petra

doi:10.3390/su142114243

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“…Four hypotheses were developed to understand various aspects of open innovation, collaboration, the number of startups, and the role of the incubation centre. The results show that incubation and open innovation can contribute to digital startups Habiburrahman et al (2022). mentioned that factors influencing digital success from an incubator perspective, startups have eleven success factors with three different priorities.…”

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Knowledge transfer and innovation incubators: the context of the European Union

Išoraitė,

Ambrusevič,

Miniotienė

2024

JESI

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Since Lithuania became a member of the European Union in 2004, the main course of the country's economic development has changed. Lithuanian government was forced to search for new ways to ensure the wealth and prosperity of local society. One of the chosen methods for supporting economic growth was related to knowledge transfer and the incubation of innovations in Lithuania. The article aims to formulate theoretical and practical assumptions for knowledge transfer and incubation of innovations. Based on data from the State Data Agency and the European Statistics Bureau Eurostat research results, the situation in Lithuania is evaluated in the context of the European Union. Finally, juxtaposing theoretical background and research results helps establish main guidelines for further innovation development.

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Knowledge transfer and innovation incubators: the context of the European Union

Išoraitė,

Ambrusevič,

Miniotienė

2024

JESI

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“…This approach involves high concern and willingness from agencies involved in handling and preventing stunting (Huicho et al, 2020). Benefits of integrating local policies and leadership include increased professional and cultural skills, commitment, welfare support, open communication, and appropriate decision-making actions (Habiburrahman et al, 2022;Aldawood et al, 2020).…”

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Implementation of The Convergence Program to Accelerate Stunting Reduction in Sibolga City

Siregar,

Suraya,

Lubis

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Contagion

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<div><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="left"><tbody><tr><td align="left" valign="top"><p><em>Sibolga City is one of the priority cities in the effort to accelerate stunting reduction. Sibolga City implements an accelerated stunting prevalence reduction program that involves cross-sectors, better known as the convergence action to accelerate stunting reduction. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the implementation of the convergence program to accelerate stunting reduction in Sibolga City. This research is a qualitative study involving 18 informants from </em> <em>Regional Work U</em><em>nits</em><em> that are members of the Sibolga City </em> <em>S</em><em>tunting Reduction Acceleration Team. This research was conducted in November 2023 in Sibolga City, which consists of 4 sub-districts and 17 villages. Data were collected by conducting Focus Group Discussions and in-depth interviews. Furthermore, Data is analyzed through triangulation of methods, sources, and between researchers. The results of the analysis of the effectiveness of the program show that the quality of human resources and financing sources is good enough to reduce the stunting rate in the kelurahan which is the locus of stunting. Likewise, the results of the analysis of the program implementation process. The program planning that was prepared was in accordance with the problems obtained in the situation analysis and had targeted the locus villages determined in the situation analysis. The implementation and evaluation process has also been carried out well, which ultimately has an impact on reducing the stunting prevalence rate by 11.3%. As an effort to encourage a greater reduction in stunting prevalence, we recommend that the Sibolga City Government increase human resource capacity and funding, encourage the involvement of various parties including the private sector in accelerating stunting reduction programs in Sibolga City, improve coordination between </em><em>Regional Work Units</em><em> in the planning, implementation and evaluation processes and encourage the availability of a quality and sustainable data management system in each village</em></p></td></tr></tbody></table></div><strong><em>Keywords:</em></strong><em> <strong>Accelerate, Convergence, Reduction, </strong><strong>Prevalence, Stunting</strong></em>

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“…Qualitative data provided more depth, indicating that even when institutions were nearby, other issues like complex banking processes and poor internet connectivity, especially in rural areas, remained significant barriers (Shofawati, 2019). This suggests that geographic closeness alone does not address the multifaceted nature of accessibility (Kartawinata et al, 2021), pointing to the need for solutions that also tackle procedural and technological hurdles (Habiburrahman et al, 2022).…”

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Barriers to Financial Inclusion in Indonesia: A Mixed-Methods Study on Low-Income Households

Sularmi,

Septiani,

Rismanty

2023

JKBM

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Lack of trust in financial institutions is a multi-layered issue shaped by individual experiences, community narratives, systemic factors, and the broader social and cultural milieu. It poses a significant barrier to financial inclusion, as trust is the foundation upon which all financial transactions are built. This study provides an in-depth analysis of the factors affecting financial inclusion among low-income households in Indonesia. Employing a mixed-methods approach, the research combines quantitative data from 241 res-pondents with qualitative insights gathered through in-depth interviews. The study finds that education level is significantly correlated with financial inclusion, confirming its critical role as an individual-level factor. Additionally, while geographic proximity to financial institutions does not guarantee higher financial inclu-sion, other accessibility issues such as complex banking procedures and unreliable internet connectivity act as barriers. Cultural norms and lack of trust in financial institutions also emerge as significant hindrances. The findings call for a multifaceted approach to improve financial inclusion, emphasizing the importance of education, refinement of service accessibility, and building community trust.

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Determination of Critical Factors for Success in Business Incubators and Startups in East Java

Cited by 8 publications

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Knowledge transfer and innovation incubators: the context of the European Union

Knowledge transfer and innovation incubators: the context of the European Union

Implementation of The Convergence Program to Accelerate Stunting Reduction in Sibolga City

Barriers to Financial Inclusion in Indonesia: A Mixed-Methods Study on Low-Income Households

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