Preliminary Development of Indicators for Assessing the Sustainability of Indonesia’s Natural-Dye-Based Batik Industry

Nugroho, Zakeus B.; Cahyandito, Martha F.; Astari, Annisa J.; Dede, Moh.; Abdoellah, Oekan S.; Fadilah, Kabul; Sunardi, Sunardi

doi:10.18280/ijsdp.170710

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“…As is well known, tourism based on sustainable development principles will ensure optimal benefits are obtained. This instrument corresponds to the aforementioned three pillars of sustainable development, prioritizing synergies between the environmental, economic and social dimensions [8]. The vital role of government and local government in the tourism sector is based on the idea that the bureaucracy has the power to decide all matters affecting the survival of a country's people.…”

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Millennials as Cross-Cutting Interpreters on Village's Tourism Development Policy in Lampung Province

Kagungan¹,

Hartoyo²,

Sutiyoso³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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Millennials play an essential role in exploring the potential of tourist villages. The purpose of this study is to elaborate on the role of millennials as cross-cutting interpreters. Millennials, as cross-cutting interpreters, are representatives of all tourism stakeholders, both internally and externally, such as tourists, local governments, and private parties (investors). Millennials also have a role as the interpreter group because they are easy to accept. The reason is that modernity domination that offers camouflage in the consumerism life frame blinds the millennials. Thus, the level of confidence in self-actualization with local cultural wisdom decreases due to global capitalism. This research method is descriptive with a qualitative approach. The data are collected through interviews and FGD with key informants relevant to this research study. The result of this research is that the Rigis Jaya and Kelawi Village millennial generation, who are members of the Minang Rua Bahari tourism groups, is a component of village institutions that needs to be embraced by all relevant parties. An effort to collaborate with the millennial generation to equalize opinions and raise tourism development requires commitment from all village components. This effort provides an understanding that the millennial generation is part of the "producer" in developing tourist villages and is aware of the importance of tourist villages in their living environment as a shared responsibility.

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Millennials as Cross-Cutting Interpreters on Village's Tourism Development Policy in Lampung Province

Kagungan¹,

Hartoyo²,

Sutiyoso³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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“…Smart progress is of key importance as its assessment determines living standards and the quality of the socio-economic system [2]. Smart technologies available for industrial use are among the main conditions for human well-being [8,9]. Without assessing smart assets, their conditions and constant changes due to the growing scale of innovation, it is difficult to determine conditions and prospects for the social progress of humankind.…”

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Developing Methods for Assessing the Introduction of Smart Technologies into the Socio-Economic Sphere Within the Framework of Open Innovation

Кириллова¹,

Otcheskiy²,

Иванова³

et al. 2023

IJSDP

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The post-industrial society is transforming into a smart society, in which smart technologies control all the main processes. The study aims at proposing indicators for assessing the spread of smart technologies in various spheres of human life with due regard to the introduction of open innovations. The methodological basis of the study was an approach focused on the study of the processes of development of open innovations and the smartization of society with the involvement of special methods. Special methods include document analysis based on a literature review conducted by the authors, content analysis using multiple correspondence analysis and the cluster analysis method. This is the first study to use the Smart Progress Index like other social development indices, including the Social Progress Index, the Physical Quality Life Index and the Sustainable Economic Welfare Index. The Smart Progress Index will determine the state of society and the level of its development in technological, geopolitical, socio-economic, demographic and environmental terms. There are three indicators of the Smart Progress Index: 1) the scale of smart technologies; 2) the conditions and intensity of introducing smart technologies; 3) the results of smart technologies. Each aspect includes several components represented by seventeen indicators.

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“…Likewise, Indonesia has creative SMEs, especially batik SMEs (Rahayu et al, 2023); see Table 1. Indonesia is the only place for batik SMEs globally because batik was selected as a cultural heritage of Indonesia on October 2, 2009, by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the World Education, Science, and Culture Organization (Citradika et al, 2019a;Nugroho et al, 2022). Indonesia has a batik textile art with a distinctive character that does not exist in other countries.…”

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Impact of Intellectual Capital and Risk Attitude Through Financial Literacy on Business Sustainability in Indonesia Batik Smes

Idris,

Hanafi,

Rahmawati

et al. 2023

Economics

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This study aims to create a theoretical model of business sustainability with financial literacy antecedents. The antecedents of financial literacy are intellectual capital and risk attitudes. The research location is in the province of East Java, Indonesia. Batik SMEs are only found in Indonesia because it is a cultural heritage belonging to Indonesia that does not exist in other countries. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling, with 222 respondents from the batik SMEs spread across six cities. The data was taken using a questionnaire on a Likert scale. Data analysis uses SEM (structural equation modeling) with the SmartPLS application. The study results show that risk attitudes toward financial literacy have a positive effect. The effect of financial literacy on the business sustainability of the batik industry has a positive influence. The impact of intellectual capital on the business sustainability of the batik industry has a positive effect. Risk attitudes have no significant positive impact on business sustainability. Financial literacy has yet to be able to mediate intellectual capital’s influence on the batik SME’s business sustainability. This needs to be explored further with further research. Furthermore, financial literacy can mediate risk attitudes towards the business sustainability of batik SMEs.

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Preliminary Development of Indicators for Assessing the Sustainability of Indonesia’s Natural-Dye-Based Batik Industry

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Millennials as Cross-Cutting Interpreters on Village's Tourism Development Policy in Lampung Province

Millennials as Cross-Cutting Interpreters on Village's Tourism Development Policy in Lampung Province

Developing Methods for Assessing the Introduction of Smart Technologies into the Socio-Economic Sphere Within the Framework of Open Innovation

Impact of Intellectual Capital and Risk Attitude Through Financial Literacy on Business Sustainability in Indonesia Batik Smes

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