Reserve Brain Drain sebagai Alternatif Mengatasi Kemiskinan

Kustanto, Munari; Sholihah, Fitriyatus

doi:10.33658/jl.v16i1.164

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“…Most of land in this village is used for agriculture, and most people work as smallholder farmers. The BPS-Statistics of Malang Regency (2016) reports that 1,331 residents left Turen District, and it predicts that the leaving will not stop in forthcoming years (Kustanto & Sholihah, 2020). Turen was the fourth most populous district after Singosari, Kepanjen, and Pakis and had the most extensive arable land of 2,434 Ha.…”

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The Effects of Internet on Rural-to-Urban Migrating Intentions of Young Villagers: Evidence from Rural Indonesia

Iwana

Hidayat

Dinanti

et al. 2022

J AGRIB RURAL DEV RES

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Indonesian’s government attempts to build internet infrastructure covering all rural areas of which most internet users are young. Youths refer to a generation who intuitively able to operate internet device and are supposed to take an important decision about their future careers, occupations, and living places. This study aimed to identify effects of internet on rural-to-urban migrating intentions of rural youths. The Structural Equation Model-Partial Lease Square (SEM-PLS) approach was applied. This study involved 866 of 15 to 24 years villagers of Tumpukrenteng Village, Malang Regency. This village reflects an ordinary village which is characterized high rural-to-urban migration. A randomized of 213 respondents were taken but 193 respondents were analyzed due to internet users. The independent variables covered internet infrastructure, internet usage, collecting information on prospective destination activity, and the dependent variable covered migrating intention. The results demonstrated that internet accelerated young villagers’ rural migrating intention. Internet allowed their users to access information of prospective destination. This research suggested young villagers to apply internet into economic benefits activity, such as e-commerce and to reduce adverse impacts of internet usage and rural youth’s emigration.

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The Effects of Internet on Rural-to-Urban Migrating Intentions of Young Villagers: Evidence from Rural Indonesia

Iwana

Hidayat

Dinanti

et al. 2022

J AGRIB RURAL DEV RES

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“…Poverty disparities have become a classic problem in several developing countries, where the average poor live in villages, while the rich live in urban areas [1]. Poverty is a fundamental problem felt by developing countries, including Indonesia [2].…”

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Productive Zakat Towards Economic Armalah Improvement of Makassar City Community in Yatim Mandiri Makassar

Maulana¹,

Faturrahman²,

Sirajuddin³

2023

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LAZNAS Yatim Mandiri Makassar distributes productive zakat to overcome economic disparities or poverty that occurs to the armalah (widow) of the Antang community, sub-district It is hoped that at Manggala, the underprivileged family will become more prosperous and able to be independent. This type of research is a case study with a qualitative approach, primary data sources are sourced from program staff and branch heads and admin and financial staff of LAZNAS Yatim Mandiri Makassar and armah as members of the BISA program (Bunda Mandiri Sejahtera). While secondary data sources are data sourced from institutions including annual reports on institutional profiles, institutional vision and mission, institutional programs, and journals used to support and complete primary data. The productive zakat management model of the Bunda BISA program has been proven to have the effect of increasing the economy of the community of Antang sub-district Manggala Makassar City and the gifts given are the provision of business capital, spiritual guidance, and providing knowledge related to managing a business properly and providing necessities to Armala every month, with this effort they can fulfill their life needs.

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Malay Deli in North Sumatra: History and Today’s Existence

Wannazemi

Hidayat

Hajar

2022

Journal of Education, Society &Amp; Multiculturalism

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The purpose of this study is to describe the migration of migrants to Tanjung Putus Village, Langkat Regency, North Sumatra Province which has an impact on the marginalization of the indigenous population. The local government seems to support the marginalization of the indigenous people, namely, Malays who come from the coast of Sumatra. This study uses ethnographic research, meaning that the researcher will act as an anthropologist to find and describe the factors of migration and the efforts of the Malay community to maintain their identity. Data was collected by means of observation, interview data and document study. The implication of marginalization is that there are differences in rights and obligations that are socially formed. The process of marginalization of ethnic Malays forms social patterns which are manifested in the attitudes and behaviors they embody in their daily lives and these conditions will be very vulnerable to conflict.

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Reserve Brain Drain sebagai Alternatif Mengatasi Kemiskinan

Cited by 3 publications

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The Effects of Internet on Rural-to-Urban Migrating Intentions of Young Villagers: Evidence from Rural Indonesia

The Effects of Internet on Rural-to-Urban Migrating Intentions of Young Villagers: Evidence from Rural Indonesia

Productive Zakat Towards Economic Armalah Improvement of Makassar City Community in Yatim Mandiri Makassar

Malay Deli in North Sumatra: History and Today’s Existence

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