Strategi Pengentasan Kemiskinan  Melalui Program Pendirian Dan Pengembangan Koperasi

Rusdianti, Endang; Purwantini, Sri; Wahdi, Nirsetyo

doi:10.26623/jdsb.v21i2.1765

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“…Savings and loan cooperatives and sharia financing (KSPPS) are institutions that take the form of cooperatives. KSPPS are institutions whose primary business activities are savings, loans, and financing in accordance with sharia principles, including the management of zakat, infaq, alms, and endowments (Fajariah et al al., 2020;Pratiwi, 2014).…”

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Islamic Microfinance as Social Finance in Indonesia

As-Salafiyah¹,

Kartikawati

2022

ISF

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Islamic microfinance is one of the Islamic social and financial instruments in increasing the productivity of MSMEs, which helps the country's economic development by providing capital. This study aims to determine the development map and trends of published research on the theme of Islamic microfinance in Indonesia. Data analyzed from more than 54 research publications Scopus indexed. The export data is then processed and analyzed using the R Biblioshiny application program to find the bibliometric map of the development of Islamic Microfinance in Indonesia. The research results show that the number of publications on the development of Islamic microfinance research in Indonesia continues to increase, where the results of the co-occurrence network of this theme show that there are four varied characters. At the same time, the thematic map divides it into four quadrants: dropping or emerging themes, basic themes, highly developed and isolated themes, and motor themes. In addition, this study also analyzes the most popular trend maps from journals, authors, affiliations, countries of correspondence and most cited countries.

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Islamic Microfinance as Social Finance in Indonesia

As-Salafiyah¹,

Kartikawati

2022

ISF

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“…The double burden experienced by women in the household, lack of literacy due to low education levels can be a factor in poverty traps. Rusdianti et al (2019) stated that, women with low economic groups need to improve their abilities and skills through productive economic activities. Women must have resilience to avoid poverty.…”

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Women and The Poverty Trap (Study on The South Merapi Slope)

Hastuti,

Sutrisnowati

2023

Geos. Ind.

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The infection rate of COVID-19 has forced many households into economic hardship when poverty strikes, women are the most affected. In rural areas, the beginning of the poverty trap is economic difficulties in addition to reduced arable land. The research was conducted in Girikerto Kapanewon Turi District, women in the research areas experience increasingly complicated poverty traps. This study aims to find out the social conditions and economic conditions of women during COVID-19, the second objective is to find out the efforts made by women to escape from household poverty during the COVID-19 pandemic, and third to find out how women find alternative social and economic activities during COVID-19. To examine primary and secondary data related to demographics, descriptive quantitative data analysis is essential. Frequency tables are utilized to describe the distribution and pattern of features of particular variables. The demographic characteristics of women in the research region are dominated by their productive age, high school/vocational education, their status as housewives, and their employment in agriculture. The result show women can still meet their food needs from their limited agricultural land. The poverty trap experienced by women is the difficulty in fulfilling household needs other than food such as the cost of educating children, the health of household members, and transportation. Women manage household finances by tightening the fulfillment of household needs, even women have to sacrifice setting aside the fulfillment of their own needs in order to meet the minimum household needs. Women to get out of the poverty trap take advantage of social relations, family ties, and government assistance, even when women have access to look for alternative income, women try to find additional income by working modestly. Keywords : Women; poverty trap; south merapi slope Copyright (c) 2023 Geosfera Indonesia and Department of Geography Education, University of Jember This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share A like 4.0 International License

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“…Layanan keuangan mikro syariah meliputi kredit, tabungan, asuransi, transfer dan pembiayaan untuk usaha mikro. Peran lembaga keuangan mikro syariah dalam memberikan akses yang luas terhadap keuangan mikro dianggap sebagai upaya pengentasan kemiskinan (Pratiwi, 2014).…”

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Pengembangan Model Fintech-Micro BMT (FIT)

Haidar,

Hendrasto,

Herindar

et al. 2023

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This article's goal is to create a Fintech Micro BMT (FIT) financial technology innovation model for the Islamic microfinance institution Baitul Maal wa Tamwil (BMT) at the APEX/association scale. Being a successful and independent institution (financial self-uffency) as a commercial function and assisting in reducing poverty (poverty alleviation) as a social function are the two fundamental goals of BMT. The goal of fintech micro BMT is to accomplish both objectives. Through the use of descriptive analytic techniques, the research was carried out utilizing qualitative approaches. Primary data from interviews and secondary data from literature reviews make up the utilised data. The basic prototype of the application and its features were analyzed for model innovation using the Business Model Canvas framework. This was followed by a description of the BMT and MSME simple financial reporting accounting systems as well as the credit scoring model. In order to solve the issue of liquidity gaps (mismatch), this study produced a Fintech micro BMT model that maximizes the dualities of commercial BMT functions (increasing market share) and social (ZISWAF). Business management, accounting reporting, as well as a qualified credit rating model, support these two tasks. The triple bottom line purpose of BMT—economic growth, community empowerment, and sustainability—is also embodied by fintech micro BMT. The adoption of Fintech micro BMT is anticipated to assist BMTs in expanding their role in developing the sharia microfinance network, promote cooperation among BMTs in Indonesia, boost the volume of BMT financial transactions, integrate MSME actors as recipients of ZISWAF financing and donors with BMTs, promote market transparency, and lower the risk of information asymmetry in the process of providing financing.

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Strategi Pengentasan Kemiskinan Melalui Program Pendirian Dan Pengembangan Koperasi

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Islamic Microfinance as Social Finance in Indonesia

Islamic Microfinance as Social Finance in Indonesia

Women and The Poverty Trap (Study on The South Merapi Slope)

Pengembangan Model Fintech-Micro BMT (FIT)

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