bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
COVID-19 outbreak and education institutions in Indonesia: A critical analysis of the ministry of education’s work efficiency
Authors: Exsalabor Amanda A , Irawan Anton , Pangaribuan Meilinda T , Nugrahani Henny S D , Zulkarnain Rizky A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
COVID-19 is a health crisis that is experienced by the world. Many countries decided to close schools, colleges, and universities. The Indonesian government decided to close schools and educational institutions and change the teaching and learning process through face-to-face turns into online learning. The transformation in this process impacts online learning for most teachers and students who have not adapted well. This study aims to analyze the relevant ministries in the education sector, which is less capable and less responsive, creating the right policy to face changes that occur and policy alternatives that should be taken by the government. This study uses the research method mixed method, that is a mixture of qualitative and quantitative with the type of concurrent triangulation to analyze each variable’s relationship more accurately. The data source is secondary data sources derived from journals, online news, and previous research survey results. This study shows that there is still the occurrence of inequality of internet access and technology capabilities, especially in rural areas; therefore, online learning facilities and infrastructure should be improved so that there is no aggrieved party.
Trade balance during the Covid-19 pandemic
Authors: Wicaksana Ratnadi H. , Pitasari Raden R A , Nugrahani Henny S. D. , Masfufah Yulinar A. 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This paper discusses Indonesia’s trade balance during the first quarter of 2020 and examines developments in important sectors. The study investigates what policies need to be taken to make Indonesian economy survive. Based on quantitative and qualitative data, Indonesia’s trade balance in April 2020 experienced a deficit of 344.7 million US dollars in the export-import performance of the oil and gas and non-oil and gas sectors, after a surplus of 715.7 million US dollars in the previous month. This slump was due to the decline in export performance of manufactured products and mineral fuels, which was influenced by slowing demand, disruption of global supply chains, and low commodity prices in line with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, positive performance of exports in gold, iron, and steel and vegetable oils and fats were able to prevent further decline in non-oil and gas. Despite experiencing a deficit in April, Indonesia’s trade balance from January to April 2020 remained surplus of 2.25 billion US dollars. To prevent the trade balance decreasing, government’s policy need to strive for independence and sovereignty in fulfilling logistics in the context of national resilience by strengthening the industry and domestic production capacity in various vital sectors.
Public space as water infrastructure strategy in achieving runoff flood resilience on a neighborhood scale
Authors: Syahirani Tengku N.T. , Ellisa Evawani 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Jakarta is a delta city that stands on an alluvial deposits land with 13 rivers from various parts of the city flowing through the town. It makes Jakarta vulnerable to natural disasters related to water elements, one of which is runoff flooding caused by insufficient river water capacity to accommodate an additional water volume. With the extra unaccommodated water volume, water overflows and cannot be reabsorbed by the land surface to stagnate into areas prone to flooding and disrupt people’s activities. Jakarta needs an area resilience against runoff flood disasters, which can be achieved by building infrastructure that is constructed holistically against the city’s water elements to accommodate temporary storage of falling rainwater. We used case studies to analyze Jakarta’s existing park and its potential. We also analyzed Benthemplein Water Square, Rotterdam, Netherlands, to see how the city can build neighborhood resilience. We conclude that public space as the solution for Jakarta’s runoff floods is possible as long as its site context is considered during the design phase. Rotterdam shows that even though the green area is not the dominant part, the built environment can help discharge the rainwater to the nearby river as long as it has a good infrastructure design that can accommodate rainwater storage.
Planning policy formulation of coastal area in Gili Ketapang Island, Probolinggo, East Java
Authors: Rudianto  , Rijal Seftiawan S. , Setyawan Fahreza O. 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Gili Ketapang is an island with many villages activity that has many different occupations such as trader, home industry, transportation services, retired workers, fishers, and any other. Gili Ketapang’s ecology condition indicates a decreasing in the quality environment. The environmental effect affects coral conditions and decreases fish abundance. The purpose of this research is to formulating policy for the Probolinggo government for mid-term years. The main target of this research is creating a map based on GIS with a zoning system to determine conservation area and non-conservation areas. The method used to achieve the purpose is PLS (Partial Least Square), AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process), and GIS method. PLS method used to choose the priority based on the multivariate technique that can use many kind variables such as response variable to an explanatory variable with simultaneous. AHP method used to make the best decision from many alternatives includes the procedure. The ground check activity includes collecting primary and secondary data of Gili Ketapang, such as questioner and oceanography measurement (wind, currents, waves, and tidal). The result of this research produces a set of policies to monitor coastal land use of Gili island.
Community involvement in peatland management: Social intervention approach and environmental law
Authors: Brotosuilo Agus , Anita Rouly V , Pricilia Cindy Clara 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Currently, the peat restoration program is the main solution to tackling land fires. The establishment of the National Peatland Restoration Agency (BRG) in 2016 by the President of the Republic of Indonesia shows the government’s seriousness in efforts to restore peatlands. This paper aims to determine the effectiveness of social psychology intervention approaches in peatland restoration. This paper shows that community groups who are given social-psychological intervention can perform peat restoration well and in accordance with restoration principles. Not only that, but this group is also able to restore by integrating environmental, social, and economic aspects comprehensively. These three aspects are the main factors for sustainable peatland restoration.
Sharia housing, sustainable communities and civic pluralism in Surakarta
Authors: Sunesti Yuyun , Putri Addin K , Anwar Mokhamad Z 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The spread of sharia housing in Indonesia presents various problems, one of which is the problem of civic pluralism in big cities. It is undeniable that sharia housing, which requires its residents to be Muslims, encourages the formation of uniform religious-based communities that tend to foster group exclusivity. Pluralism and multicultural society, which become the Indonesian state’s identity, find their challenges in facing this homogeneity of identity. This paper analyzes the problem of space in the city of Surakarta, which is currently facing the phenomenon of homogeneity of new communities through sharia housing. The data are obtained through in-depth interviews and participatory observation to the developers and Sharia housing buyers in Surakarta. Using an analysis of sustainable communities, civic culture and civic pluralism, this paper finds that the politics of space in Surakarta that emerged from sharia housing development raises new problems, namely the integration of citizens into the local power structure. Sharia housing that develops homogeneity of religious-based communities is a threat to pluralism of space in Surakarta’s urban space in particular and Indonesia in general.
Assessment of Bunaken Island for sustainable tourism destination using the rapid appraisal for fisheries
Authors: Ario Divo , Karuniasa Mahawan , Patria Mufti P , Roeroe Kakaskasen A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Development of the tourism industry in marine protected areas (MPAs) brings a new challenge for Bunaken National Park (BNP). In 2016 new flight routes were establish to Manado, creating an increased visitor of tourists from China, producing an unusual situation that could jeopardize the coral reefs ecosystem in Bunaken Island. Encounter new policy to increase tourist volume could lead to destructive mass tourism. This paper presented a recent sustainability measurement of Bunaken Islands as a tourist destination, future challenge, and revisiting successful story management of this National Park. Data was collected from previous research, study, and collaboration with experts and an informant to assess all attributes. The data obtained were analyzed using the rapid appraisal technique for fisheries (RAPFISH). The RAPFISH analysis used 28 attributes to measure destination sustainability, based on four indices: ecological (72,83), economic (55,19), social (34,99), and institutional (47,51). Thus ecological and economic dimensions within the status sustainability in the moderate threshold. The findings of this study could use as an early warning for future management of Bunaken National Park.
How corporate social responsibility from consumer goods industries in Indonesia contributes to sustainable development
Authors: Muchtazar  , Zagloel Teuku Y , Hasibuan Hayati S 
Published: April 2021

AbstractCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been developed since the 1950s as an effort to leverage the positive impacts of industrialization on society. CSR is aimed to support sustainable development, which consists of the dimensions of economic, social, environmental, and institutional aspects, and recently to help the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), although the real contribution from CSR to SDGs is still much unknown till today. This research aims to bridge this knowledge gap by conducting a literature study to investigate the focuses and preferences of 51 publicly listed consumer goods industries in Indonesia on their CSR initiatives. The selection of the consumer goods sector is due to the nature of these industries which usually having conflicts with local communities and customers, which can be reduced through CSR implementation. The results suggest that there are imbalanced implementations of CSR from consumer goods industries in the term of scope and target which could be addressed by the policymakers through a better regulatory framework.
Allocation to gender empowerment towards gender equality of Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Husein Sabarina , Herdiansyah Herdis , Putri LG Saraswati 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Women and men have a role to be the connector of present-future generations. In SDGs 5, the country policy as a system has been allocating part of its plans for women and children’s welfare. This study examines the role of the government in allocating its policies along with the urgency to empower. This research is qualitative research with a qualitative approach. Data collected through literature studies and interviews with the informant, namely Assistant Deputy for Gender Equality and Infrastructure, the Indonesian Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and Child Protection), then the data were analyzed descriptively. The result of this research is that the SDGs synergy has been implemented in the presidential program called Nawa Cita and the National Medium-Term Development Plan. According to the informant, the ministry as the coordinating minister that has specially designed seven programs for women’s empowerment and child protection, including in the fields of education, health, furthermore family development. It is shown in the gender empowerment index that every year increases accumulatively in Indonesia. In sum, the gender empowerment program design aims to increase the Gender Development Index in all regions in Indonesia and has been coordinated through the Government Work Plan.
Sustainability of digital literacy among youth in Palembang City
Authors: Wulan Dwi Mentari , Puspitasari Maria 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The phenomenon of using social media as online media has become increasingly massive in this decade. Young people as digital native generation are the biggest users in the use of social media today. Research on digital literacy is still rarely carried out, especially in Indonesia. The subjects of this study were young people aged 16-30 years who were active users of social media. This research uses a qualitative approach with a case study method and use interview and document review as data collection techniques. The informants who were used as research samples were 15 young people. The findings obtained in this study indicate the importance of sustainable digital literacy in the from of activity programs that have a positive impact on knowledge, understanding and skills in using media, especially social media, which is currently often used as a source of information by young people as audiences. This program provides a significant contribution to the dissemination of information in using social media, which is used by young people to made them have the awareness in using the media. The participants provided the understanding and skill in using social media wisely, but in fact the program is not enough, still need a continuous program after. Therefore digital literacy need to involve civil society to make people responsible to the goodness of society.
The narrative of ukhuwah wathaniyah as nationalisme project based on sustainable development
Authors: Zahri Tsulis A , Puspitasari Maria , Lubis Putri H 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
National development is believed to positively influence issues of peace, justice, and strong institutions, especially in countries with multi-ethnic and religious characteristics. Unfortunately, religious identity politics that emerged in the 2019 election campaign on social media were used to polarize netizens. Factually, in the history of the Indonesian nation, religion has been an indicator of nationalism’s emergence. The purpose of this study is to identify the national narrative in religious teachings on Instagram @santrionline, using a qualitative approach with content analysis. As a result, Instagram @santrionline legitimizes the figures of Habib and Kiyai in campaigning for Ukhuwah Wathaniyah in explaining the concepts of social solidarity, national integration, and nationalism, and national resilience. All of this is in line with the goals of sustainable development.
The issue of entrepreneurship as a political gimmick or sustainability? (A study on 2019 presidential election campaign)
Authors: Lubis Putri Handayani , Puspitasari Maria 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Entrepreneurship for sustainable development is a multilevel phenomenon connecting social, environmental, and economic dimensions between entrepreneurial processes, market transformations. Sandiaga viewed entrepreneurship as an opportunity to draw voters’ sympathy through his social media narration during the 2019 Presidential Election. The present study aimed to explore the form of Uno’s entrepreneurship narration in Instagram related to SDGs and identify the narration that influenced young people during the campaign period. The thematic content analysis, was applied. This study’s data was the documentation of the narrative posts presented in the @sandiuno Instagram account during the campaign period starting from 23 September - 14 April 2019. Of all the posts on that date will be selected from the highest number of comments, after being listed, the unit of analysis in this study is March 18 - April 13, 2019. The study’s findings revealed that Uno’s narration focused on building hopes and motivation to draw millennial’s interest in entrepreneurship. Unfortunately, the narrated entrepreneurship does not depict a holistic description of the entrepreneurship process. It ignored the supporting elements of entrepreneurship, such as capital, market strategy, and strategy to survive the competition. Besides, it neglects the potential risk and does not highlight the sustainability of entrepreneurship.
Gender equality on board and banks’ earning management: Achieving SDG in Southeast Asia’s Corporation
Authors: Rizki Danantya I , Lubis Arief W , Sidjabat Mona R 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This study aims to analyze the influence of gender equality, which is one issue in sustainable development goals (SDGs), on earnings management of banks in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand stock exchanges. This study uses the Generalized Methods of Moments (GMM) method on 73 listed banks in these countries from 2013-2018. Both linear and non-linear effects of a woman on the board on earnings management are examined in this study, and bank earnings management is measured using discretionary loan loss provisions. This analysis is divided into countries that have one-tier and two-tier corporate governance systems. Our findings suggest that there are insignificant results for the influence of a woman on the board and a woman on the board squared on bank earnings management, measured by discretionary loan loss provision (DLLP), for one-tier and two-tier countries. Meanwhile, there is a different result from previous studies that the presence of three women directors has a significant and positive influence on bank earnings management in two-tier countries. The results of one-tier and two-tier countries can be different because the absolute value of the error term of the two-tier countries is higher than the one of one-tier countries, which indicates higher DLLP values.
A review of risk rationing practice in islamic microfinance to achieve sustainable development goals in Term of Poverty in Indonesia
Authors: Wulandari Permata , Prijadi Rulsan 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This study review risk rationing practice in Islamic microfinance to achieve sustainable development goals. Problems related to risk rationing from BMT are the collateral requirement for every financing, the absence of collateral insurance, and collateral fraud from customers. Focus on the importance of character, creating collateral as a formality, a family-based approach to collateral, no collateral for small financing, no specific collateral, outstanding collateral for trustworthy borrowers, business as collateral, and joint liability collateral are the solutions in the case of collateral requirement. Using collateral insurance and conducting indepth checking are also solutions to risk rationing faced by BMT.
Is brand management critical to SMEs’ product sustainability? Qualitative analysis in the context of Indonesia small enterprise environment
Authors: Rokhim Rofikoh , Mayasari Iin , Wulandari Permata 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This qualitative study aims to analyze brand management’s implementation in small, medium enterprises (SMEs) in three areas in Indonesia, which specialized in craft, food, and fashion companies. The performance of brand management addresses five main stages based on Keller’s framework of brand management, including 1) developing brand positioning, 2) identifying and developing brand plans, 3) designing and implementing brand marketing programs, 4) measuring and interpreting brand performance, 5) managing brand equity. Semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted to collect data in Yogyakarta, Lombok, and Makassar. The study found that brand management is perceived to be important in supporting SMEs’ performance. This study contributes to the importance of brand management in SME by applying the framework of brand management. The finding can help SME managers or owners formulate branding strategies that strengthen SMEs. However, the results also show that some respondents argued about the unimportance of brand management.
Study of sustainability status of the implementation of ISPO (Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil) in plasma farmers oil palm plantation
Authors: Rosyani  , Edison  , Ulma Riri , Aziz Muhammad 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
ISPO (Indonesia Sustainable Palm Oil) is a mandatory certification policy issued by the Indonesian government. ISPO is aimed at private oil palm plantation businesses and smallholder groups. Plasma farmers are farmers who partner with companies. It is appropriate for ISPO certified companies, and smallholders will be the same in implementing ISPO. This study aims to determine the role of companies in plasma farmers in implementing the ISPO principles for plasma farmers, then to find out the implementation of the ISPO principles by plasma smallholders and to analyze the sustainability status of the implementation of the ISPO principles carried out by plasma farmers. The study used the RAP-Palm method and sampling of plasma farmers in three companies in the West, East, and Central regions of Jambi Province. The results showed that companies that have received ISPO certificates have not been optimal for plasma farmers in applying the ISPO principles. Companies that partner with plasma farmers have not encouraged plasma farmers to implement the ISPO principles. At the same time, the plasma smallholders have not optimally applied the ISPO principles. The MDS analysis results showed that the plasma farmers’ sustainability status in implementing the principles is in the medium category (56,02). A new regulation is recommended that encourages companies to help empower plasma farmers in implementing ISPO principles and needs to empower the knowledge and education of smallholders in implementing the ISPO principle. As well as rewards for plasma farmers who implemented ISPO to get a premium price.
MSME’s sustainable economic behavior for struggling poverty: Agency theory vs. bounded rationality theory
Authors: Noviarto Setiawan , Samputra Palupi L 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Covid-19 pandemic is attacking almost whole parts of the world. This negatively affects the most Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agenda. This study is intended to identify the MSME’s sustainable economic behavior for struggling poverty through the literature review of agency theory and bounded theory. This literature review uses contextual techniques related to MSME’s sustainable economic behavior for struggling poverty with the support of Agency Theory and Theory of Bounded Rationality. The literature exam includes about 15 books and 20 journals collected from the University of Indonesia’s virtual library facilities and the Google Scholar application for 2015 - 2020 by using a systematic mapping study. Results indicate that agency theory is an element of different interests (between MSEs and Principals/guarantor of purchasing MSMEs products) then the theory of bounded rationality as elements of rationality and utility (the minimal state of MSMEs). Moreover, the influence that influences (influences) intend to survive or survive economically for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises. It is recommendable to apply the agency theory and bounded rationality theory to have a further empirical study on MSMEs’ economic resilience.