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Strengthening Collective Action and Sustainability of Traditional Farmers Organizations from an Indian Philosophical Perspective
Authors: Veena Suresh  , Sreejith SS
Published: September 2023

Developing countries like India are formulating various models to improve farmers' lives and agribusiness organizations' sustainability. However, most models focus on technological interventions in improving agriculture production, pest control and creating hybrid seeds that resist climate change to achieve agriculture sustainability. They ignore the role of the collective action approach to ensure the holistic development of farmers and the agriculture sector. There is significantly less attention given to indigenous ways of building collective action and organizational sustainability of the traditional Farmer's groups. Therefore, the researcher aims to explore the existing activities followed by traditional farmers to ensure collective action and the organizational sustainability of their groups. Additionally, the researcher maps its similarity to the Indian philosophical principles of Pancha Maha Yajna propagated by the Vedas. Pancha Maha Yajna describes five daily obligations or sacrifices an individual must make to respect and give back to society, nature, and the divine. Firstly, Brahma Yajna, which involves knowledge creation and updating. Secondly, Dev Yajna which is seeing divinity within and around. Third, Pitru Yajna, where we acknowledge and celebrate the contributions made by our ancestors. Fourth is Bhuta Yajna, which describes an individual's responsibility to respect and care for all living things, including people, animals, and plants. Lastly, Manushya Yajna is a service to society. A qualitative case study method was adopted to explore the evidence of applying these ancient principles in the daily activities of traditional farmers groups in India. A theoretical model to enhance collective action and organizational sustainability grounded on Vedic concepts was developed based on the evidence from the study. Thus, agribusiness organizations worldwide can implement the tenets of Pancha Maha yajnas to encourage ethical behaviour, social responsibility, collective action, and sustainability in their organizations to promote the social welfare of farmers and society.
Managing knowledge in non-profit organisations.
Authors: Rybak Anna
Published: September 2023

This article aims to present the impact of knowledge management on non-profit organizations. The collected empirical evidence clearly indicates the need to change the employment policy and include volunteers in knowledge management. The article is based on organizations operating in Poland, which narrows down the research to be able to transfer it to not-for-profit organizations operating in other European Union countries. However, it allows you to join the debate on knowledge management and its inclusion in the management system of non-governmental organizations
The role of social initiatives in developing front-line employees’ capabilities in the service industry: the case of a delivery company.
Authors: Krubally Ali
Published: September 2023

The response of businesses to address social issues has gone beyond the scope of traditional corporate social responsibility activities. They now include a more strategic focus on initiatives that incorporate the core business operations of the firms into solving social issues. This is perhaps coupled with heeding to Porter and Kramer's 2011 call for firms to focus on "creating a shared value." Subsequently, this new approach has attracted researchers to investigate what impacts this approach has on companies and their employees. Empirical studies have linked a firm’s social initiative involvement to employee-level impacts such as motivation, retention, and identity, but its relation to employee capabilities, including skills and knowledge, has not been sufficiently investigated. Ultimately, employees’ overall performance depends largely on their capabilities. Through the lens of knowledge creation theory, this study investigates the relationship between a firm's concerted involvement in social initiatives and its employee capabilities at a Japanese package delivery company by examining the case of Yamato Transport Company's delivery drivers in rural Japan.  The case study was conducted at Otoyo Town in Kochi Prefecture, where a social initiative project to provide shopping support and watch-over service for elderly people has been ongoing since 2012. Data was collected primarily through project site visits, and interviews with project stakeholders, who included Yamato branch managers, delivery drivers, and local authorities involved in the initiative. Information available in the company’s newsletters, annual reports, and other publicly available sources was also analyzed. Results found that social initiatives can serve as a knowledge-creation context for frontline employees as they create the opportunity for employees to socialize with customers and project partners in a collaborative manner. This rare opportunity helps employees improve on-the-job skills and other tacit capabilities such as empathy, reliability, and communication. Finally, frameworks showing the relationship, impact, and performance of social initiative involvement for a firm and its employees are presented.
Data-Driven Approach in Knowledge-Based Smart City Management
Authors: Radziszewska Aleksandra
Published: September 2023

The concept of smart city management is based on the implementation and use of advanced technologies, such as wireless sensors, intelligent vehicles, mobile networks, and data storage technologies. It involves integrating various information and communication technology solutions to efficiently manage a city's resources. Cities are investing in data-driven smart technologies to enhance performance and efficiency, thereby generating a large amount of data. Finding innovative ways to use this data helps improve city management and urban development. A data-driven city utilizes datafication to optimize its operations, functions, services, strategies, and policies. Datafication involves transforming various aspects of urban life into computerized data and extracting value from this information. This transformation is dependent on controlling the storage, management, processing, and analysis of the data, as well as utilizing the extracted knowledge to develop useful smart city solutions. Access to real-time data and information enables the provision of effective services that improve productivity, leading to environmental, social, and economic benefits. Both current and future smart cities have the potential to generate vast amounts of real-time data due to complex physical infrastructure and data-driven applications supported by social networks. This paper investigates how the emerging data-driven smart city is practiced and justified in terms of its innovative applied solutions. The aim of the paper is to explore the general conditions for implementing advanced data-driven technologies for smart city management, using knowledge from literature analysis and case studies. To understand this new urban phenomenon, a descriptive case study is used as a qualitative research methodology to examine and compare the possibilities of implementing data-driven approaches in knowledge-based smart city management. Seventeen case studies that use data-driven applications in real-world settings were identified from secondary sources and evaluated based on smart city indicators and related data-driven applications. Smart Cities were selected based on their rankings in the Digital Cities Index 2022, the Smart City Index 2022, and the IESE Cities in Motion Index 2022.
Initial Standardized Knowledge Management Framework, Formed from Learning During a Humanitarian Crisis
Authors: Lipianin-Zontek Ewa , Zontek Zbigniew
Published: September 2023

The paper presents some aspects of knowledge management theory. This underpins a research methodology designed to expose knowledge transfer in voluntary not-for-profit groups. The paper aims are to make  recommendations which, supported by a knowledge management strategy and good practices, provide the basis for the development of a future model of knowledge management in crisis situations. A hypothesis has been established: During emergencies that arise suddenly, a variety of information and knowledge is dispersed, widely disseminated, and belongs to many different organizations. A coherent information system is needed for the dissemination and sharing of knowledge for effective assistance to people affected by the crisis. The main challenge in managing knowledge in such humanitarian emergencies, is the fact that a wide variety of information and knowledge is dispersed, disseminated, and originally belongs to many different organizations. These information resources may not be organized and used effectively during a crisis situation.  Over time, preliminary and non-standardized rules are developed. The authors of this paper took part in a  humanitarian action - both independently and in cooperation with non-governmental organizations. This allowed for the collection of extensive research material. During the research, the methodology of participatory observation and surveys was used. The aim of the study was to develop knowledge management standards, for use in the event of other humanitarian crises. The final research technique used is given, from participant selection to outcome analysis. It was found that processes of organizational learning and active knowledge management occurred in many forms. Knowledge was transferred in and out of the organizations. Expertise from earlier experiences was applied, and transferred, becoming explicit. Managerial skills and methods were applied in new organizational contexts. Many similarities and some differences were found, despite clear differences in the type of organisations and country of origin. The research allowed the authors to research extensively into people’s motivations, priorities, and forms of information transfer. Knowledge acquisition, transfer and sharing were clearly identifiable, as was organizational learning and subsequent usage of it. Future implementation of standardized, coherent knowledge management rules, used in crisis situations will facilitate the sharing of knowledge and its reuse. The framework can also be applied to other situations of emergency decision making, such as crisis management and emergency medical assistance.
A Comparative Study of ECKM Papers 2017-2022
Authors: Olaisen Johan
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this paper is to analyze and compare all the academic papers in the proceedings of ECKM in 2017 (Barcelona), 2018 (Padua), 2019 (Lisbon), and the digital conferences in 2020 and 2021. In 2022, the conference was arranged in Naples as a digital conference. The study classifies the papers according to methodology, analysis, discussion, and conclusion regarding their contribution to the four paradigmatic boxes. The approach uses the five philosophy of science framework and compares this to the content of the research papers. We will use the findings in four representations of knowledge, two typologies of concepts, four paradigmatic classifications, and the concluding framework for knowledge management research. The five conferences heavily emphasize knowledge-itis and instrumental itis and much less on problem-itis. The papers are mostly centered around existing knowledge and accepted methodology and are less related to new problems. The results indicate a conference based upon as-is knowledge and less upon new and often unsolvable issues. The ECKM academic papers in 2017, 2018, and 2019 have relatively low complexity and are presented in an empirical and materialistic paradigmatic framework through definitive concepts representing a form of atomistic research. The papers in 2020, 2021, and especially 2022 are delivered within a more robust, clarified subjectivity and action research-based framework through definitive and sensitizing concepts. What would ECKM have been with more complexity in action and subjective paradigmatic framework through sensitizing concepts representing holistic research? A more creative, engaged, and relevant conference. It will also be a more scientific conference discussing what is acceptable or not acceptable and what is adequate. Studies concerning sustainability, digitalization, and globalization might require another research approach. The more critical and green papers in the 2020 and 2021 conferences are open to new perspectives on methodology, problems, and knowledge. The 2021 and 2022 conferences represent a turning point for critical sustainability and digitalization papers that clarify subjectivity through action-based research. The 2021 and 2022 papers represent the turning point of ECKM into improved relevance through more critical and constructed studies based on the societal climate crisis and sustainable strategies and business models.
Towards a Deeper Understanding of Intellectual Capital
Authors: Wensley Antthony , Evans M. Max
Published: September 2023

This paper takes its cue from a paper by Kianto and Cabrilo (2022) presented at ECKM 2022. In their paper they raise concerns both with the theoretic underpinnings of the theory of Intellectual Capital and the more specific need to consider the impacts on new technologies and work structures. In the existing literature it has been proposed that Intellectual Capital is composed of a variety of components which have often been addressed somewhat independently. It is important to both investigate the nature of these sub-components and recognize the extent to which they interact. Some key concerns with Intellectual Capital and its subcomponents are discussed including their valuation, which presents significant challenges to traditional approaches of valuation. Other notable concerns relate to the underlying conceptual structure for Intellectual Capital, which needs further study with respect to its general intelligibility, its explanatory value, and in the light of major technological changes and the phenomenon of digitization.
The Challenges of Banco Crédito Agrícola in Portugal to the European Commission's Sustainable Finance Action Plan
Authors: Tomé Eduardo , Peuyadi Osvaldo , Hatch Andew
Published: September 2023

This article relates to the necessary changes that Banco Crédito Agrícola in Portugal must consider; at the level of strategy, processes and organizational culture, to meet the European Commission Action Plan for sustainable finance, published in 2018 (European Commission,  2018). The Action Plan obliges financial institutions to redirect capital flows towards more sustainable investments to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth, manage financial risks arising from climate change, resource depletion, environmental degradation, and social issues, as well as promote transparency and long-term vision in economic and financial activities (European Commission, 2018).

The study seeks to give greater relevance to the approach on Resource-Based View and Dynamic Capabilities supported by knowledge management as the main sustainable competitive advantage for Banking in Portugal to meet the Action Plan requirements described above.

Firstly, qualitative, and secondly quantitative methodologies were used. The qualitative part was made by analyzing the sustainability reports of the 2013-2020 period of Banco Crédito Agrícola and by interviewing key employee stakeholders of the institution.  The quantitative part was made by applying questionnaires to two different samples; one representing the Portuguese population and the other, consisted of employees of Banco Crédito Agrícola based in Portugal.  

We conclude that there is a relationship between sustainable finance and knowledge management in the banking sector. This relationship implies a need for strategic, cultural, and process changes in Banco Crédito Agrícola, in the context of its organizational development.
Conceptual model of the product development process using the tacit knowledge of disables
Authors: Sałek Robert
Published: September 2023

Knowledge management (KM) in an organization has always been an important element of creating its value and ensuring its development. Economic entities and market organizations that strive to ensure a competitive advantage must care for the best use of their knowledge, both explicit and tacit. Tacit knowledge may constitute up to 80% of all knowledge accumulated in an organization, but its nature is much less accessible to codification. The aim of the conducted research is to present a conceptual model of product development for the disabled, which assumes the functioning of the value network (VN) based on information technologies (IT). These people are the best source of knowledge necessary to formulate the framework defining the parameters of the developed product. The presented model considers the specific requirements of a given social group, which is characterized by a large dispersion and diverse needs. This is the biggest obstacle to extracting the knowledge necessary in the design and testing process. The article is an introduction to the discussion on the acquisition of tacit knowledge for personalization and adaptation of products to the needs of a given social group. The research into the conceptual model is the initial stage of research work that focuses on the analysis of literature and the creation of the concept of tacit knowledge management in the product development model based on the value network. The management of dispersed tacit knowledge is to systematize specific information in the field of product adaptation to the needs of the disabled. The concept of using tacit knowledge is always a challenge in the organization's knowledge management. The disabled often face difficulties in everyday life. Especially in the current situation in Ukraine, where military operations lead to an increase in the number of injured people for whom later adaptation in society will require appropriate knowledge and resources managed within the value network.
Knowledge in the discovery of market opportunities
Authors: Trzcielinski Stefan , Pawlowski Grzegorz
Published: September 2023

An opportunity is a relationship between a company's objectives, the resources at its disposal, and the situation in the environment, such that it favours the achievement of the objectives with the available resources. Opportunities arise in a changing environment. The dynamics of change causes the life cycle of an opportunity to shorten and companies that discover the opportunity and can exploit it gain a competitive advantage. Opportunity discovery means that opportunities exist but the company does not know about them. Opportunity discovery is the subject of several scientific disciplines. They are dealt with by strategic management using the methods of strategic analysis. They are also of interest to agility theory, which focuses on reacting quickly to market opportunities. In addition, entrepreneurship theory deals with them, which addresses the issue of cognitive traits in their discovery. New possibilities in discovering opportunities are created by artificial intelligence. The article aims to present the opportunity discovery model understood as the relationship between three vectors: the company's goals, its resources, and the external environment in which it operates. The discovery of the opportunity consists in finding such a value of the environment vector at which the desired value of the vector of goals is achieved at a given value of the resource vector. The article answers the question of how the knowledge necessary to find such a relationship between these vectors must be structured so that this relationship reflects the opportunity. It was hypothesized that this structure can be modelled using a network of cause-and-effect relationships leading to the determination of the relationship between demand and supply. This hypothesis was verified using artificial intelligence with the Monte Carlo algorithm, Markov chain, and the Metropolis-Hastings algorithm. The results obtained confirmed the validity of the model structuring the knowledge. The article presents the result of a pilot study. The results concerning knowledge structuring are useful for opportunity discovery both in the case of traditional approaches i.e. using the achievements of strategic management theory, corporate agility and entrepreneurship theory, and in the case of using artificial intelligence. In the first case, the target audience for these results is business executives while in the second case, the research community working on this problem and IT companies.
Intellectual Capital of Humanities and Art Sciences and the Efficiency of its Formation at Scientific Institutions
Authors: Spica Inese , Berzina Baiba , Spics Ernests , Spica Rozite Katrina , Ponnis Peteris
Published: September 2023

In the present situation of the formation of intellectual capital (IC) of humanities and art sciences at scientific institutions (SIs) in Latvia, the theme of the research is highly topical. The object of the research is the formation of IC of humanities and art sciences at SIs while the subject of the research is the comparative analysis of the efficiency of the involvement of academic staff and students in the formation of IC of humanities and art sciences at SIs of Latvia. The objective of the research is to study the involvement of academic staff and students in the formation of IC of humanities and art sciences at SIs in Latvia in the period from 2013 to 2018. The followingtasks were determined to reach the objective: to study the formation of IC of humanities and art sciences at SIs; to identify the concept of the efficiency of the involvement of academic staff and students in the formation of IC of humanities and art sciences; to calculate main indicators thereof, and, to carry out the comparative analysis of indicators characterising the efficiency of the involvement of academic staff and students in the formation of IC of humanities and art sciences at SIs in Latvia. Research methods used in the paper are content analysis, economic analysis ,and economic experiment.
Preparing for work-life through work-like situated learning: A case study
Authors: Vold Tone , Haave Hanne , Wahl Carl-Henrik , Ranglund Ole Jørgen , Koulaei-Van Oest Afra
Published: September 2023

In this paper we investigate how it is to have supervision during a course when the students are to learn to write and compose music during a 12-hour music camps. It is a study that is close to practice as the part of the programme is about the students are to experience how it is to work on producing and developing music in a work life. The connection to work life require that the students establish an understanding of the purpose of the music camps and why they are organized the way they are. We will analyse this approach in the light of the communication principles of Habermas. The role of the supervisor does in a Norwegian setting require equality and symmetry in the relation between the supervisor and student, something that contributes to a psychological safety in the situation. This in turn contribute towards the students being able to forward their own points of views. The supervisors seek to make the students reach an awareness regarding what they will encounter in a work life. Hence, they encounter the concrete situations that occur and either steer or support the students based on their level of maturity and competency level. This can be regarded as an ongoing interaction regarding tacit and explicit knowledge. These are processes that not only support individual learning, but development of new knowledge which can be incorporated in the further development of the music camps. We have developed a conceptual model that has guided us in our analysis which is based on the qualitative investigations we have undertaken. Our conclusion is that the lecturers experience and skills, and work-like approach to the education strongly contribute towards facilitating a way of communicating that imply a sense of equality and symmetry in the communication between the student and lecturers, something they report contribute to a psychological safety that enables the learning not only of theory and skills, but also prepare them for a work-life.
Impact of knowledge management process on Business Model Innovation: the moderating role of Wise Leadership
Authors: Ben Ghanem Insaf , Nefzi Ayoub , Chaabouni Amel
Published: September 2023

This research examines the impact of the knowledge management (KM) process on Business model innovation (BMI) via Leadership styles. The perspective of knowledge management suggests a knowledge process architecture of acquisition, conversion, application, and protection. This study also proposes to examine the moderating role of wise leadership in the relationship between the KM process and BMI. We empirically analyze a sample of 200 managers in Tunisian banks, the hypothesized relationships were tested through the maximum likelihood method (LISERL). The findings of the study reveal that wise leadership has a positive effect on the KM process. The authors encourage organizations to use this style to maximize the effect of leadership on KM. Moreover, wise leadership has been evidenced in this research as having part moderating effect between KM process and BMI. The authors also recommend financial companies increase their innovation activities through the BMI.
Artificial intelligence in employee recruitment
Authors: Trziszka Michal
Published: September 2023

Currently, in the HR industry, there is a great demand from recruiters to streamline and speed up the processing process. This is primarily due to the fact that there are more and more well-matched employees, they are increasingly well-matched, and HR is not only present in the current composition, but is often reduced. Talent acquisition leaders use ways to streamline or automate the work of their recruiting resources. The answer to such an expectation is an artificial intelligence application that, based on checking, works in activities such as reviewing CVs and in chatbots it detects in reality (Müller, 2022).
meta-data-analysis of knowledge creation pattern of small businesses in Africa: Exploring the past to predict the future
Authors: Adesina Ronke , Ocholla Dennis
Published: September 2023

Small businesses continue to be highly supportive of global economies, particularly in emerging nations. It is projected that by 2050, Africa might face a rapid rate of urbanisation in the world, which poses a significant development challenge, requiring innovative and African-led solutions. However, African countries, with institutional weaknesses and inadequate government support, are yet to harness the rich potentials of small businesses, particularly due to inadequate knowledge-creation strategies. The study adopted a postpositivist meta-data analysis approach and study interrogated past research findings from other scientific research to gain a more integrative understanding of what has been discovered about the knowledge creation (KC) pattern of African small businesses. However, the study revealed a very insufficient number of studies that explored the KC processes of African small businesses but found best practices of multi-sectoral oragnisations from different countries that African small businesses can learn from. We identified that most of the KC activities revolve around both formal and social interactions, such as dialoguing, reflections, storytelling, and collaborative activities. Additionally, we note, among others, the role of the culture of mistake acceptance and proximity that removes social, organisational, and institutional distances. The following recommendations were made: the empirical testing of the application of the KC theory of small businesses, particularly in Africa, should be done; more studies should be done on KC processes of organisations so that best practices can be shared; there is a need for small businesses to be systematic in their approach to KC; and knowledge officers should be engaged to ensure the effectiveness of knowledge-creation initiatives in small businesses.
Managing knowledge against the tide: Barriers to knowledge management in the Chilean social and cultural context
Authors: Perez-Arrau Gregorio
Published: September 2023

In recent years, knowledge management has become increasingly relevant in Chile, with a growing number of organisations adopting policies and practices in this area. Despite this growth, it is known that many of the new initiatives in the field of KM do not thrive or face difficult start-up challenges, limiting the number of successful initiatives in this country. In this context, the aim of this research is to identify the main barriers faced by managers and practitioners in the implementation of KM initiatives in the context of Chilean organisations and to describe the ways in which these problems are addressed by them. This study was based on the review of twenty-six cases of knowledge management initiatives implemented between 2010 and 2022 in Chile, which were described and analysed using qualitative methodology. Among the main findings, it was found that the most important barriers to carrying out these initiatives coincide, to a large extent, with some of the characteristics of Chilean culture and society described in the literature of organisational studies, such as: lack of trust; large power distance in the organisational structure; lack of communication skills; paternalistic organisational culture, to mention a few. Also, one aspect worth highlighting is the traditional business culture that tends to focus on a "low cost" strategy and exploitation of raw materials, rather than investing in innovation.  Scarce resources, problematic performance measurement and lack of knowledge management training for employees and managers were also mentioned as adverse factors. The relevance of this study lies in the fact that it provides insight into the main barriers faced by knowledge management initiatives in developing countries, specifically in a region such as Latin America, thus contributing to the development of this field in this region.
Onboarding and Knowledge Sharing: Cases From the Netherlands and Norway
Authors: Haave Hanne , Vold Tone
Published: September 2023

Whereas some organizations struggled and had to let staff due to the COVID-19 pandemic, others had to expand to keep their business running. In this case, new employees had to be onboarded remotely due to the governmental restrictions regarding physical appearance in the workplace. The newcomers needed interactions to learn about organizational rules and regulations (compliance) and develop personal mastery (Clarification). To adopt and internalize the organizational norms and values (culture) and to become part of the work community (connection) interactions with leaders and co-workers are important. In this paper, we focus on the onboarding process of newcomers during the COVID-19-pandemic and what we can learn from this after the COVID-19 pandemic. By building on Bauer’s 6C framework for onboarding (compliance, clarification, culture, connection, confidence and checkback), we analyse the data from two countries: the Netherlands and Norway. Two main themes are elaborated from the study: uncertainty regarding the work to be done and sensemaking of the introductory courses and follow-ups. We discuss possible implications for a post-Covid onboarding processes. Our findings show that the newcomers experience uncertainty with little or no personal contact. At the same time, they claim that the e-learning is supporting their learning process and their introduction to the organization. The perception of information varies and some of the newcomers’ experience solitude and the responsibility of actively seeking information is placed with them, whilst others perceive the team designated for their onboarding sufficient to becoming a full member of the organization.
Examining the Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things on Smart Tourism Destinations: A Comprehensive Study
Authors: Aliyah  , Lukita Chandra , Pangilinan Greian April , Chakim Mochamad Heru Riza , Saputra Dimas Bagus
Published: September 2023

This research focuses on the high urgency of utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to enhance Smart Tourism Destinations (STDs). The integration of AI and IoT technologies offers unprecedented opportunities to revolutionize various aspects of tourism, from personalized recommendations to real-time data collection. The research aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the current state, challenges, and future direction of STDs in the context of AI and IoT integration. It explores various AI techniques and IoT-enabled data collection mechanisms that can enrich the traveler experience and improve destination management. However, challenges such as privacy and data security issues need to be addressed. The research also provides foresight into future technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) that can further enhance STDs. The ultimate goal is to contribute to the development of smarter, visitor-oriented tourism destinations. The research highlights the significance of AI in shaping STDs and emphasizes the importance of addressing ethical considerations, data quality, interpretability, and human-AI collaboration to ensure responsible and effective use of AI in the tourism industry.
Examining the Joint Effects of Air Quality, Socioeconomic Factors on Indonesian Health
Authors: Kusuma Ahmad Wijaya , Jumaryadi Yuwan , Samidi  , Richard  , Fitriani Anandha
Published: September 2023

This study addresses the pressing need to comprehensively manage air pollution by examining the roles of local and national public agencies from the perspective of the general public. Air quality poses a critical challenge that profoundly impacts various aspects of human life. To enhance our understanding and generate both theoretical and practical insights for public management, this research introduces several key variables: the engagement of authorities in mitigating air pollution, citizen involvement in pollution reduction efforts, financial incentives for individuals and businesses to adopt air-friendly behaviors, urban green investments, the communal consequences of air pollution, and the necessity for industrial participation. Employing Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) as the research approach, data was gathered from residents of Indonesia's largest cities, where pollution significantly affects society and governing bodies. The findings are pertinent for public managers at both local and national levels, providing valuable input to enhance strategies for curbing air pollution, enhancing air quality, and ultimately improving the well-being of inhabitants.
Village Tourism Empowerment Against Innovation, Economy Creative, and Social Environmental
Authors: Riza Chakim Mochamad Heru , Mulyati  , Sunarya Po Abas , Agarwal Vertika , Hikam Ihsan Nuril
Published: September 2023

This study explores the vital role of village tourism in fostering innovation and elevating the creative economy. Through enhancing tourist experiences and advancing local innovation, it investigates the intricate impacts of village tourism on innovation, the creative economy, and society. Utilizing a qualitative approach, 145 participants are engaged via surveys to analyze factors that influence Tourism Village: Environment (En), Economic (Ec), Socio-Culture (SC), Innovation Promotion (IP), and Tourism (Tr). Employing partial quadratic-structural equation modeling through SmartPLS, it examines how citizen engagement and tourism-induced economic gains influence psychological, social, and political empowerment, and place attachment. The findings emphasize village tourism's vast potential in driving innovation, igniting creativity, and contributing significantly to economic and social growth. Nonetheless, its sustainability relies on harmonizing social, economic, and environmental aspects. The study underscores the urgency of sustainable management for lasting benefits for locals and visitors alike. Synthesizing impacts, contributions, challenges, solutions, novel insights, and revelations, this research highlights village tourism's transformative power in propelling innovation-focused advancement in the creative economy, highlighting the necessity of responsible management approaches.
PENGARUH PEMBERIAN PUPUK ORGANIK TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN JAGUNG (ZEA MAYS L) KECAMATAN AMALI KABUPATEN BONE
Authors: MURNIATI ANDI , ISLAWATI ISLAWATI , TAHIR RAHMAWATI
Published: September 2023

Farmers have only used chemical fertilizers so far that lead to a deterioration in soil quality and a reduction in production stability. This is a problem faced by corn farmers in Amali Sub-District, Bone Regency where the production produced is insignificant and the quality is not good. One of the ways to increase the yield of production can be done by improving the cultivation techniques of local varieties. Improvement of cultivation techniques can be achieved by the application of environmentally friendly agricultural systems, such as the use of organic fertilizers that are able to overcome the problems of the soil compaction process and supply macro and micro nutrients into the soil so that their content is sufficient for plant growth and development. The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of applying organic fertilizer on the growth and production of corn crops in Amali Sub-District, Bone Regency. The experimental design used was a randomized block design consisting of 5, namely: control (O), chicken manure fertilizer = 5 tons.ha-1 (O1), cow manure fertilizer = 5 tons.ha-1 (O2), goat manure fertilizer = 5 tons.ha-1 (O3), horse manure fertilizer = 5 tons.ha-1 (O4). Each treatment was replicated 3 times. Based on the results of the study, the treatment of the application of types of organic manure is very significantly influential on each parameter of growth of corn plant yields such as plant height 275.03 cm, number of leaves 275.03, leaf width 15.0b cob diameter 3.87a. cob weight 3.58b pipil weight 138.62 and dry weight 56.87c. The type of treatment of organic fertilizer for animal manure that can provide the highest nutrients is goat manure
ANALISIS EKONOMI DAN TINGKAT KESEJAHTRAAN RUMAHTANGGA PETANI PESERTA PROGRAM HUTAN KEMASYARAKATAN (HKM) DI KECAMATAN SAMBALIA, KABUPATEN LOMBOK TIMUR NTB
Authors: YUSUF M. , SEPTIADI DUDI , NURSAN MUHAMMAD , FADLI FADLI
Published: September 2023

The aims of this research are to: (1) analyze the income of farmers from the Community Forestry (Hkm) program in Sambelia District, East Lombok Regency; (2) Analyze the contribution of farmers' income from the Community Forestry (HKm) program to HKm Farmer household income in Sambelia District, East Lombok Regency and (3) Analyze the level of welfare of farmer households from the Community Forestry program in Sambelia District, East Lombok Regency. The method used is descriptive method, while data collection is done by survey technique. Data were analyzed descriptively. The results showed that: (1) The average household income of HKm farmers participating in the HKm program in Samblia district, East Lombok Regency was IDR 21,657,140/year or IDR 1,804,762/year. month; (2) The HKm program household income contribution is 71.09%, while non-HKm (outside HKm) is 28.91%; and (3) the level of well-being of participating HKm farmer households based on the category of well-being level and/or poverty level according to the World Bank, BPS criteria, Sayogyo found that all three well-being standards give results slightly different. Under the BPS criteria, the farmer household participating in the HKm program in Sambalia district, East Lombok, is classified as non-poor. Although in general the categories were like this, after a deeper study, 30.30 percent of the respondents were in the poor category and 69.70 percent in the non-poor category. Based on World Bank criteria, HKm farmer households were found not to be in the poor category, but in fact there were 24.24% of respondents who were in the poor category and 73.70% were not. They were poor. Meanwhile, according to the Sayogyo criteria, HKm participating farmer households were in the category of 60.61% non-poor, 27.27% near poor, 12.12% poor and not very poor.
KAJIAN KELAYAKAN FINANSIAL PARIWISATA PANTAI TLANGOH DI KABUPATEN BANGKALAN
Authors: QOTRUNNADA SILFI , FAUZIYAH ELYS
Published: September 2023

Tlangoh Beach is classified as a tourist attraction in Bangkalan Regency, which has only been managed in the last five years. The existence of Tlangoh Beach is naturally quite attractive, with white sand conditions, a long coastline, and not too big waves. This condition inspired the management of the Village Owned Enterprise (BUMDes) of Tlangoh Village, together with the Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis) to develop and complete its supporting facilities. However, BUMDes do not yet know the extent of the business feasibility of the investments made. This study aims to analyze the feasibility level at Tlangoh Beach, Tlangoh Village, Tanjung Bumi District, Bangkalan Regency. The sample in this study is a beach manager consisting of a chairman, secretary, and members. The instruments used to assess the financial feasibility of the Tlangoh Beach management business are NPV, IRR, R/C ratio, B/C ratio, and payback period. The results of the financial analysis show that for the four instruments, the business of developing Tlangoh Beach tourism is very feasible. In addition, the investment value can be closed within 1 year and 2 months.
ANALISIS TINGGI GELOMBANG AKIBAT WIND SETUP DI PANTAI SAWANGAN DENGAN METODE HINDCASTING
Authors: KURNIARI KRISNA , SURYATMAJA IDA BAGUS , RAMADHANA MUHAMMAD AVIF
Published: September 2023

Sawangan Beach is located directly facing the Indian Ocean, the high waves and the generation by the wind which produce great energy that hits Sawangan Beach. The coastline was a setback when, around 2010, the access from Sawangan Beach to Pura Geger had turned into rock because the sand on the beach was increasingly eroding. The increasingly steep coastal contours can interfere with fishing activities and the existence of existing groin buildings that are hit by high waves causes the position of the protective stones to not function properly. Therefore it is considered necessary to know the wave height and period at Sawangan Beach. This wave height calculation can later be used in planning appropriate coastal protection structures on the beach. Calculation of wave height in this study focuses on wave generation due to wind, which is called a wind setup using the hindcasting method. Data In determining wave height, wind data is needed. Monthly maximum average wind data from BMKG sources includes 8 directions and wind speeds. The dominant wind is cdaric eastward c, namely c40.83%. Forecasting wave height (hindcasting) from the calculation of the wind stress factor and effective fetch, the value of the wave height (H) is 2.75 meters with a wave period (T) of 10 seconds
ANALISIS FAKTOR – FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI MINAT MAHASISWA AKUNTANSI UNTUK BERKARIER MENJADI AKUNTAN PUBLIK
Authors: KOMALA RINA , KHAIRUNNISA KHAIRUNNISA , DETHAN STEVANY HANALYNA
Published: September 2023

This study aims to determine: (1) the effect of gender on the Interests Accounting Students for a career Become a Public Accountant, (2) the impact of Choice Financial to interest Accounting Students for a career Become a Public Accountant, (3) the influence Consideration Job Market on Interest Student Accounting for career become a Public Accountant. This research was causal comparative. The sample in this study were students of Accounting Department Faculty of Economics, University of Bumigora class of 2019 until to class of 2021 as many as 80 people. The sampling technique with quota sampling. The data collection technique using a questionnaire (questionnaire). Analysis prerequisite test including normality test, linearity test, test multicollinearity, and heteroscedasticity test. Data analysis technique used is multiple regression analysis using SPSS version 21. The conclusion that can be obtained from this study were (1) There is no effect of gender on the career interest Accounting Students to Become a Public Accountant. (2) There is a significant influence on the Choice Interests Financial Accounting Students to Become a Public Accountant career. (3) There is a significant influence on the Labour Market Considerations in Accounting Student Interests for a career Become a Public Accountant.
PRIORITAS PENANGANAN JALAN DENGAN SISTEM MANAJEMEN JALAN DI KABUPATEN LOMBOK UTARA
Authors: ANJANI YUCYINTHA , KARYAWAN I DEWA MADE ALIT , MAHENDRA MADE
Published: September 2023

Obstacles faced by the Government in carrying out road preservation activities are differences in perceptions of handling priorities from both the Regional Government and the community and budget constraints. The source of the data is the results of observations in the field and data on sub-district roads in Pemenang District, North Lombok Regency. The types of data used are primary data and secondary data to obtain the research objective, namely to analyze priority handling of roads that will be rehabilitated/repaired and/or maintained on a regular basis. Based on the results of data processing using PKRMS, it can be concluded that the priority for handling the road and the recommendations for handling it are the Linker Selatan Pemenang – Tanjung road section which is the first priority with recommendations for handling rehabilitation in the first year and periodically in the third and fifth years. In second place is the Pemenang-Tebango Bolot road section with recommendations for treatment, namely rehabilitation in the first year and periodically in the second year. Furthermore, the Mubasirun-Terengan road section with recommendations for handling rehabilitation in the first year. In fourth place is the Pemenang-Bangsal road section with recommendations for handling rehabilitation in the first year and periodic maintenance in the second and fifth years.
ANALISIS HIDROLOGI RANCANGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE RASIONAL PADA SALURAN DRAINASE DI KELURAHAN SUMERTA KELOD KOTA DENPASAR
Authors: WANGSA ANAK AGUNG RATU RITAKA , SURYATMAJA IDA BAGUS , ANDINI A. A. MERI PUJA
Published: September 2023

Tukad Kelandis is a tributary of the Tukad Ayung Watershed which is located downstream. In 2021 floods occurred in Tukad Kelandis resulting in one of the places affected by flooding, namely the Art Center area. So it is necessary to do research on the analysis of peak flood discharge on the Tukad Kelandis river using rational methods. Maximum runoff occurs when the rainfall is during the same time as the catchment area concentration time in the rational method. Based on the research results, the amount of planned flood discharge in the Tukad Kelandis watershed was obtained using the rational method for return periods of 2, 5, 10, 20, and 25 years, namely: Q2 Year = 273,890 m3/s, Q5 Year = 337,372 m3/s, Q10 Year = 373,194 m3/ s, Q20 Year = 399,610 m3/ s, Q25 Year = 413,406 m3/ s.