The complexity and consequences of the policy implementation dealing with sustainable ideas

Purnomo, Eko Priyo; Anand, P. B.; Choi, Jin-Wook

doi:10.1080/10549811.2017.1406373

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“…SDGs contain a variety of interactions that are interconnected between one goal and another to achieve them. Indeed, as stated in the RPJMD-I of the Mahakam Ulu, it is necessary to pay attention to the various interrelated things, lest innovation for the inclusive community being aimed at actually makes us forget about other fundamental things that must also be achieved (Le Blanc 2015, Purnomo et al 2018. Prabowo (2019) has reminded us that the implementation of regional autonomy must be accompanied by a firm development policy and supervision so that the effectiveness of regional development can maximally be achieved and following the aspirations aspired.…”

Section: The Realization Of Development Planning In Mahakam Ulumentioning

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Development planning to accelerate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Mahakam Ulu Districts as a new autonomous region

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The new autonomous regions have been seen as a burden because many have not developed into areas that can build inclusive societies. The upstream area of the Mahakam River in 2013 bring forth a new autonomous region called the Mahakam Ulu Districts, and the study aims to describe development planning in the region. This research adopts a descriptive qualitative approach using secondary data. The research results show that the newly autonomous region of Mahakam Ulu Districts is a breath of fresh air for the people of the ideals of equitable development in their regions. Development planning has also upheld the SDGs’ goals; this can be seen from the programs that have been carried out, aiming to bring the Mahakam Ulu District prosperity and justice. The transformation of the values contained in the pillars of the SDGs has also felt to be present in the annual priority programs that have been carried out by Mahakam Ulu Districts, including in terms of social development, environmental development, economic development, and legal and governance development which continue to be pursued by all parties upstream of the Mahakam River, Mahakam Ulu Districts.

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Section: The Realization Of Development Planning In Mahakam Ulumentioning

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Development planning to accelerate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Mahakam Ulu Districts as a new autonomous region

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“…They were the ones participating at the activities hosted by association in August and willing to give information and answer questionnaires (Chareonwongsak, 2014). The chosen group were also in line with the objectives of the study (Purnomo, Anand and Choi, 2018). For the quantitative study, questionnaires featuring 60 items were distributed and all of them were returned to the researchers (Wangkiri, 2009).…”

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Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Aimimtham¹,

Panyasing²,

Kampaengsirichai³

et al. 2020

IJEBA

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Purpose: This research has three objectives to fulfill, and to make a comparison between the Human Security of Khon Kaen Pensionable Officials and the Elderly Association Members of Thailand with the Human Security at national level. Design/Methodology/Approach: The samplings are the members of Khon Kaen Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association by a mixed technique, quantitative with questionnaire method and qualitative method by an in-depth interview. Findings: The findings of Human Security level adjusted from Human Security standard of Social Development and Human Security Bureau, Ministry of Social Development and Human Security commences with higher average score than the national level covering the shelter ownership, education, work and income, society and culture, rights and justice. The lower average of human security than the national level was found in five aspects as well. There are health, family, personal security, social support and political participation. Practical Implications: In Thailand, particularly in the Northeast, the number of elderly is increasing and it is the largest group of the country. It is thus necessary to prepare the appropriate public services to ensure their quality of life. The research findings are of beneficial to the Social Development and Human Security Ministry to utilize them into practice for sustainable both in physical and mental human security of the elderly. This means the value of efficient elderly will be aware in specific ways by the responsible authorities. Originality/Value: The significant condition to enhance the wellbeing of mankind is human security both in life and in properties. In the early age, the need for security might not be as high as for elderly persons which are increasing proportionally.

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“…According to Purnomo, et. al (2018), informal institusions rely on social background and social values of the community, because informal institutions durable and long-lasting.…”

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Why Companies Are Not Always Adopting Sustainable Innovation?

Sutawijaya¹,

Nawangsari²

2019

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Sustainable Innovation 2019 – Humanity, Education and Social Sciences (Ico

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Technology adoption is a very complex process. Currently, manufacturing companies have passed the four main phases, referred to as the industrial revolution. The first is called the 1.0 industrial revolution, while the second and third industrial revolutions are known as Industry 2.0 and Industry 3.0. The fourth is called the Industrial Revolution 4.0, and it is a new vector of industrial development, which means that in the future, industrial revolution 4.0 can lead to the gradual modernization of the industrial sector and has the potential to bring about changes in the technological means that exist in the country itself. By using case study approach, this study focused on the object of service hospitality in Jakarta. The discussion is aiming to understand why companies are not always successful in adopting sustainable technology in the field of hospital services in Indonesia from the aspect of managing supplier relations to ensure sustainability from the perspective of state-owned companies. The population and samples were conducted at Pertamina group hospitals (RSPP), in Jakarta, Indonesia. The results in this study suggest that companies need the right strategy, and to continue to experiment as well as invest in their staff, because sustainable innovation (technology) cannot always be adopted by a company, there needs to be a changing mindset, centered on the source that is owned by the company, to empathize with issues and problems.

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The complexity and consequences of the policy implementation dealing with sustainable ideas

Cited by 26 publications

References 36 publications

Development planning to accelerate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Mahakam Ulu Districts as a new autonomous region

Development planning to accelerate Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Mahakam Ulu Districts as a new autonomous region

Human Security of Pensionable Officials and Elderly Association Members: The Case of Thailand

Why Companies Are Not Always Adopting Sustainable Innovation?

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