Mapping of Ultra Microfinance Programs based on Entrepreneurship Ecosystem through Digitalization in Indonesia

Dhewanto, Wawan; Umbara, Aang Noviyana; Nazmuzaman, Elpi

doi:10.1145/3494583.3494598

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“…Furthermore, Dhewanto et al (2022) reported that entrepreneurial businesses are established based on the opportunities in the market. In addition, Al-Naimi (2021) also said that entrepreneurial training helps develop the public's perception of new business.…”

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“…When the market can accommodate the new enterprises, the company development prospects that are currently available may become considerable. According to Dhewanto et al (2022), for anyone to make better business decisions, they need entrepreneurial help. People can start their businesses effectively with financial assistance for their entrepreneurial endeavours.…”

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“…The chances generated for entrepreneurial enterprises might offer a path ahead to enhance entrepreneurial endeavours and business development. According to Dhewanto et al (2022), the governments of industrialized nations encourage entrepreneurial ventures with various activities necessary to improve business performance. Entrepreneurs may be influenced to work for their firm's sustainability by the prosperous development of businesses and other chances for business development offered by the government.…”

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“…Entrepreneurs' access to business opportunities can significantly motivate them to start their entrepreneurial companies in the market (Shahzad, 2023). Dhewanto et al (2022) also reported that more opportunities available to entrepreneurs could become a source of digital entrepreneurship. Advanced entrepreneurial businesses are developed when there are opportunities to establish a business in the market.…”

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“…Indeed, the government is responsible for establishing entrepreneurial businesses critically because these businesses are the foundations of a strong economy. Dhewanto et al (2022) demonstrated that establishing newly developed policies for entrepreneurial ventures must be managed, and standard policies should be designed to create entrepreneurial ventures. With the available resources for developing entrepreneurial businesses, the government can support newly developed entrepreneurial companies.…”

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Factors Leading Marginalized Transgenders Towards Digital Entrepreneurship in Pakistan

Muhammad Murad,

Nurul Aliyah Sham Rambely

2024

JEBV

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The transgenders in Pakistan are facing challenges in jobs quota and starting their businesses in Pakistan. Transgenders are a marginalized community in Pakistan facing challenges in establishing their businesses. There are fewer opportunities for lesbians and guys in Pakistan to start their physical business due to bullying and harassment. The objective of the current research was to measure the impact of entrepreneurial support and entrepreneurial opportunities on the digital entrepreneurship of transgender people in the presence of microfinance loans and government policies in developing economies like Pakistan. A sample of 56 marginalized transgender people from the Punjab province of Pakistan was collected for the findings. The statistical analysis is performed by using SPSS 24 and Smart PLS 4. The partial least square–structural equation modelling (PLS–SEM) approach was used to measure the findings of measurement model assessment and structural model assessment. It is empirically concluded that the effect of entrepreneurial support and entrepreneurial opportunities on digital entrepreneurship for transgender people is large. Therefore, microfinance loans and government policies for supporting transgenders in digital entrepreneurship are critically required when there is appropriate support for transgenders for the accomplishment of entrepreneurial opportunities. Furthermore, the government of Pakistan is needed to plan and execute reasonable policies for sustainable entrepreneurship to motivate transgenders to the digital entrepreneurial environment. The execution of entrepreneurial policies by the Pakistani government and support of microfinance loans can increase digital entrepreneurship by transgenders in Pakistan, and this marginalized community can achieve success and standard life. This study also provides some recommendations for future studies.

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Factors Leading Marginalized Transgenders Towards Digital Entrepreneurship in Pakistan

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Nurul Aliyah Sham Rambely

2024

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Towards Policy Development of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: A Review in Indonesia Financial Technology Sector

Dhewanto

Umbara

Hanifan

2022

Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Industrial and Business Engineering

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Establishing an Entrepreneurial Environment in Indonesia: Impact of CEO Social Capital, Marketing, and Financial Capabilities on the Performance and Sustainability of MSMEs

Susiati,

Nurlia,

Utami

et al. 2024

IJBLE

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This study investigates the complex dynamics of creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem in Indonesia by examining the influence of CEO social capital, marketing capability, and financial capability on business performance. It also explores business performance implications for the sustainable business practices of MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) and the broader entrepreneurial ecosystem. A quantitative approach was used, incorporating quantitative data collected through offline and online surveys of 504 samples. Structural Equation Modeling - Partial Least Squares (SEM-PLS) 4 was used for data analysis. This study supported the hypothesis that CEO social capital, marketing, and financial capability significantly influence business performance. In addition, strong evidence was found for a positive relationship between business performance and sustainable business practices and the influence of sustainable business practices on the entrepreneurial ecosystem. This study underscores the multifaceted nature of entrepreneurship in Indonesia, where CEO social capital, effective marketing strategies, financial stability, and sustainable business practices are interconnected elements that contribute to firm success and the overall vitality of the entrepreneurial ecosystem. These findings have implications for policymakers, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders who want to encourage entrepreneurship, support MSMEs, and strengthen Indonesia's entrepreneurial ecosystem for sustainable economic growth and development.

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Mapping of Ultra Microfinance Programs based on Entrepreneurship Ecosystem through Digitalization in Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Factors Leading Marginalized Transgenders Towards Digital Entrepreneurship in Pakistan

Factors Leading Marginalized Transgenders Towards Digital Entrepreneurship in Pakistan

Towards Policy Development of Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: A Review in Indonesia Financial Technology Sector

Establishing an Entrepreneurial Environment in Indonesia: Impact of CEO Social Capital, Marketing, and Financial Capabilities on the Performance and Sustainability of MSMEs

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