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The Business of Canang: An Overview of the Role of Balinese Women in Local Economic Development In The Breath Of Hinduism

The shift in the lifestyle of Balinese people from agrarian to industrial has changed the order of people's lives, one element of this is the emergence and development of the canang sales business. Yadnya offerings in the form of canang are the religious breath of the Hindu community in Bali. When these offerings cannot be made by households for various reasons, this creates business opportunities for Balinese women. This study aims to determine the role of Balinese women in the selling business of canang seen from the aspect of the local economy that is carried out in relation to Hinduism in Bali. This type of research is non-experimental research (ex post facto) with a qualitative descriptive method. The research sample is canang traders in Badung Regency and Denpasar City. Data collection techniques were observation, interviews, literature study, and documentation. Data analysis techniques were data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing. The results showed that the factors that influenced Balinese women choose to work as canang traders were for reasons of profit, flexible business, being able to divide their time with the time saving of being housewives, and having market share. The increase in activity and economic value comes not only from their canang sales business, but can also create new business opportunities from canang raw materials such as coconut leaves, banana leaves, various kinds of offering flowers, porosan, and other materials provided by local communities. These various business activities involved in selling canang and the raw materials of canang certainly move the wheels of the local economy of Bali.

Assessing tourist satisfaction, future behavior, and destination image: a case study of Pantai Pasir Putih in Blitar

The rapid growth of the tourism industry in Indonesia has prompted the government to actively engage in efforts to develop the tourism sector to stimulate economic growth. One of the developments in the industry is the construction of the Southern Cross Road in several cities or districts. For example, Blitar Regency is renowned for its beautiful beaches, one of which is Pasir Putih Beach. This study measures the relationship between visitor satisfaction and future Behavior or recommendations to other tourists regarding destination image. Data for this study were obtained through questionnaires to individuals who have visited Pasir Putih Beach in Blitar Regency, with 200 questionnaires distributed. The data were analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The findings indicate that visitor satisfaction has a positive impact on destination image. Moreover, visitor satisfaction positively influences future Behavior in recommending Pasir Putih Beach to other tourists. Additionally, future Behavior positively impacts destination image and contributes to the economic benefits of individuals directly involved in tourism activities. Thus, an increase in tourist arrivals not only increases local revenue through tourism levies and taxes, but also creates business opportunities for local communities, creating a positive multiplier effect in the local economy around tourism destinations.

METODE AGILE DEVELOPMENT DALAM PERANCANGAN UNDANGAN DIGITAL MENGGUNAKAN APLIKASI IONIC MOBILE DAN ANGULAR FRAMEWORKS

Covid-19 pandemic has made people compete to create new digital-based business models, one of which is digital invitations. With the digital invitation, it is expected to reduce waste from paper and plastic produced from conventional invitations in general. In building the application, the author uses the Agile Development Method because this method can provide values faster with better quality and predictions. The Agile Development method in building this application also allows changing needs in the middle of the application Development process, because one of the properties of this method is flexibility. The author uses the Ionic Framework and Elementor in the application Development process because this Framework can produce applications that are easy, fast and have an attractive appearance. We develop this digital invitation application with the hope that people who want to organize events can take advantage of existing technology with digital invitations, instead of using conventional invitations which increase paper and plastic waste. In addition to this, the author's goal in building this application is to create business opportunities, namely by pioneering information technology companies/startups. The results of this study are a Mobile-based digital invitation application that can be downloaded on the Google Play Store which can be used by smartPhone users to create digital invitations

EXPERIENCE OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN THE FIELD OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION OF THE SEWING PROFESSIONAL A COUNTRY OF SOUTH ASIA

The results of the study of the experience of professional training of sewing professionals in countries where the garment industry has historically developed, in particular China, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Vietnam, demonstrate readiness to transition from low-skilled labor to highly productive and competitive activities thanks to public-private partnership (hereinafter PPP). In the global textile and apparel industry, stakeholders have long entered into partnerships to create business opportunities. The positive experience of economically developed countries can be useful for the domestic system of professional training of qualified workers with a high level of professional competence.

Cultural Tourism at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium

Cultural tourism needs to be preserved as it can be a forum for future generations to continue to learn about local traditions and cultures amid rapid technological advances. Researchers use this title to identify the potential of cultural tourism at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium (SUGBK). SUGBK was chosen as a locus because it is an important cultural landmark in Jakarta with various art and cultural activities. This research uses qualitative methods, with a qualitatively descriptive approach. Data collection is done through field surveys, interviews and literature studies. The need of this research is to explore the potential and impact of SUGBK cultural tourism on social, economic and cultural aspects. Socially, the stadium is a means of cross-cultural interaction and enriches people's insights. Economically, tourism creates business opportunities such as street sellers and souvenir sellers around the stadium. Meanwhile, from a cultural point of view, the various traditional art performances held at the stadium helped preserve the ancestral heritage.

Time Series Analysis on Monthly Beer Production in Australia

Despite Australia's high enthusiasm for beer consumption, domestic beer production falls short of meeting the demand, creating business opportunities for potential investors. In this research, the method Seasonal Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (SARIMA) model is used to analyze a historical beer production data in Australia from January 1956 to December 1994 in each month. The optimal SARIMA model is identified through a rigorous process involving time series conversion, seasonal component removal, and data differencing to address non-stationarity. Residual analysis confirms the model's effectiveness. By dividing the dataset into training and test sets, the SARIMA model forecasts the next 24 periods, providing valuable insights for potential investors seeking optimal entry points into Australia's beer market. Results reveal a notable upward trajectory in monthly beer production, highlighting untapped growth potential within the domestic beer industry. The study's findings not only contribute to forecasting future production trends but also offer strategic guidance for investors, shedding light on sustained growth prospects in the Australian beer market.

Effects on learning for internal audit in mitigating the risk of corruption in companies involved with the Operation Car Wash

Objective: This study aims to identify the effects on learning for Internal Audit in mitigating the risk of corruption in companies involved in the Operation Car Wash, comparing before and after the event.
 Method: This research has a qualitative approach. The population consists of seven companies, large economic groups of Brazilian origin, and with operations in various countries. The chosen sample type was non-probabilistic due to accessibility. A semi-structured interview was conducted for 6 of the respondents, and 1 unstructured interview due to presenting different characteristics from the others. The script is divided into three dimensions, totaling 41 questions, applying content analysis technique, divided into four categories, according to the theory.
 Results: The results show the main lessons learned: (i) greater focus on mitigating the risk of corruption; (ii) prioritizing investments in increasing personnel, training, and technology; (iii) improvement in the efficiency and qualification of Internal Audit; and (iv) creation of business opportunities.
 Originality/Relevance: highlighting that the organization can learn from the punishments to which they were subjected and, in some cases, formulate new growth strategies.
 Theoretical/methodological contributions: This research is relevant for linking organizational learning with the sanctions incurred by Operation Car Wash, showing that Internal Audit plays a fundamental role in the fight against corruption and the mitigation of its risks.
 Social/management contributions: Companies can use this study to develop strategically when facing any type of compliance risk.

Processing snakehead fish as a high-protein modern healthy food product in the snakehead fish farmers' group

This activity is a response to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has led to a high unemployment rate in Gresik since March 2020. Several industries have conducted layoffs, affecting 2,300 employees and leading to an increase in poverty levels. The Community-Based Empowerment Program in Tenggor Balongpanggang Village was initiated as a solution. This village is rich in snakehead fish resources but requires human resource development in its distribution. Through training, the villagers will learn how to enhance the added value of snakehead fish, turning it into a high-protein modern healthy food product that can be marketed, providing economic benefits for both the commodity and UD Sumber Rejeki Lestari. The main objectives of this activity are to introduce UD Sumber Rejeki Lestari as the source of raw materials for snakehead fish, provide information about business opportunities through partnerships, create business opportunities for the community through partnerships, and improve the community's skills in processing snakehead fish.

Low-carbon energy systems: seizing market-based business opportunities across borders

Asia has been experiencing much faster economic growth than the world average and has been consuming more energy and natural resources than our planet’s regenerative capacity can provide. With each passing day, Asia’s carbon emissions have been growing, as does its vulnerability to climate risks. The poor are the most vulnerable to these disruptions, lacking options to adapt to changing climatic conditions. The transition to a low-carbon green growth in almost all of emerging economies in the Asian region is underway. This transition has become unstoppable and irreversible. In this context, it is important to realize that the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has its own impact on the economies. Nevertheless, it has also created new once-in-a-generation opportunities for implementing hard policy reforms through economic recovery and stimulus packages. The need to accelerate the low-carbon transition as part of the pandemic recovery is unquestionable, but the question is how to do it in a cost-effective way. This research presents a broad diagnosis of new regional cooperation opportunities in areas essential to complete the transition to a low-carbon economy by 2030 and a net zero economy by 2050–2060. It highlights where regional cooperation and coordination can have the greatest impact. It points to a number of policy areas—trade, carbon taxation, carbon pricing, and innovation—where regional cooperation reduces the cost of implementing national actions and complements global pacts. This model also creates business opportunities for developing competitive green industries and low-carbon technologies across countries in the region.

Pelatihan Pembuatan Sabun Cuci Piring Sebagai Upaya Peningkatan Efektivitas Dan Peluang Usaha Bagi Ibu Rumah Tangga Di Desa Pandau Jaya

This community service was carried out in Pandau Jaya Village, Siak Hulu District, Kampar Regency, Riau Province. This activity was held on Sunday 24 September 2023 with the theme Training on Making Dish Soap as an Effort to Increase Effectiveness and Business Opportunities for Housewives. Dish washing soap is a product that is really needed in the household to keep kitchen equipment clean. The need for dishwashing soap causes people to have to allocate a large amount of money every month to shop for dishwashing soap. The aim of carrying out this service activity is to provide training and direction on making dishwashing soap in order to reduce community expenditure on purchasing dishwashing soap as well as to create business opportunities for housewives. The method of implementing this service is carried out in two ways, namely the lecture method and practice. It is hoped that the results of this community service activity will increase the understanding and ability of Pandau Jaya village housewives to make dishwashing soap so that it is useful and has an impact on the family economy.

Exploring the evolving landscape: Urban horticulture cropping systems–trends and challenges

Urban horticulture cropping systems offer a promising solution for food security and sustainable agriculture in rapidly urbanizing areas. This paper explores their evolving landscape, emphasizing trends and challenges shaping their development and impact on urban environments. Vertical farming, rooftop gardens, hydroponics, aeroponics, Internet of Things (IoT), integration of optimized space, resources, and year-round cultivation are considered as key trends in urban horticulture. These innovations reflect the growing interest in sustainable urban agriculture and technology's role in boosting productivity and resilience. However, urban horticulture faces challenges that demand attention. Limited space requires creative land-use solutions, while soil quality and contamination concerns necessitate remediation strategies for crop safety. Similarly, access to water is crucial, driving the adoption of water-saving technologies. The urban heat island effect poses another challenge, urging heat stress mitigation for crop health. Zoning and regulations play a vital role, requiring supportive policies and secure land tenure. High costs must be managed with innovative financial approaches to ensure urban farming's viability. Finally, public perception and awareness play a critical role. Advocacy, education, and community engagement are vital to dispel misconceptions, garner support, and encourage involvement in urban horticulture. Even with challenges, urban horticulture helps to provide food for the growing population, creates business opportunities, and contributes to a greener environment for sustainable development.

Development Results Agriculture With Make Product Processing Corn Ice Products to Increase Sale Value in Sumber Agung Village

Sumber Agung Village is located in the Mantup District, Lamongan Regency. The location of Sumber Agung Village is in Mantup Lamongan District, west of Sumberkerep Village, which borders Gresik and Lamongan. Sumber Agung Village consists of 3 hamlets, including: Hamlet Waru Lor, Hamlet Gempol Waru, And Hamlet Banjar Concubine. Village Source Agung has local potential from one of their agricultural products, namely corn. Corn is a food commodity strategic after paddy and become food source Alternatives that contain lots of nutrients. However, the people of Sumber Agung Village still do not have deep knowledge process as well as utilise results agriculture corn Activity training making Corn Ice products provided by Regular KKN Students at Muhammadiyah University Gresik are aimed at For public Village Source great To use can increase as well as optimizing the development of village potential with knowledge related to the creative economy of processing corn commodity agricultural products. This training was attended by 30 residents of Sumber Agung Village. This training is expected can increase Skills public in process results agriculture they are mainly corn and can create business opportunities, as well as increase people's income.

Penyuluhan dan Pelatihan Keterampilan Sablon Pigment Pasta Manual Di Kelurahan Kersanegara Kota Tasikmalaya

Background: Community service through counseling and training in manual Pigment Paste screen printing skills in creating business opportunities in Kersanegara Village, Cibeureum District, Tasikmalaya City. This activity aims to accommodate young people in Kersanegara Village, Tasikmalaya City by providing manual screen printing training. Method: The partners for this activity are youth in the Kersanegara area of ​​Tasikmalaya City. The number of participants is five people. This counseling and training are held where the counseling and training is carried out in Kersanegara Village, Tasikmalaya City, with 5 participants made into one business group, and data collection is carried out by involving Village officials. The results achieved from this community service activity were the forming of a manual screen printing business group and collaboration between the screen printing business group and other MSME partners. Result: Screen printing training has been well implemented. Apart from that, the participants were given knowledge regarding managerial improvements, such as providing knowledge and skills for preparing financial reports, innovation, and differentiation designs, which has been realized. Conclusion: Formation of a manual screen printing business group, collaboration between screen printing business groups with other MSME partners. An indicator of the success of this program is that the business group has started receiving orders, even though the quantities are still small.

Bioprospecting of sea cucumber (Holothuria sp.) as industries and functional foods for human health

Sea cucumber inhabit scattered throughout the world's in tropical, subtropical and cool waters and known high protein of marine species and bioactive compounds as well as essential and non-essential amino acids that very important for the human health. Even sea cucumbers as a potential food source have become raw materials for the health pharmaceutical industries and as a source of food that is expensive. The bioactive compounds of sea cucumbers as amino acid namely steroids, saponins, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, serine, glycine, histidine, arginine, threonine, alanine, proline, thyrosine, valine, methioni, systein, isoleucine, leucine, phenylalanine, lysine, linoleic-, oleic, omega-3, O-6, O-9, EPA and DHA. These complex bioactive compounds is beneficial for heart and blood vessel health, anticoagulant, plays an active role in curing osteoarthritis, antioxidant, antiinflammatory, antitumor, antihypertensive, anticancer, antifungal, as well as cytotoxic activity. Some research to investigate the benefits of sea cucumber bioactive compounds has created business opportunities that are processed from raw materials of fresh, frozen and dried sea cucumbers. The market products are snack packaging such as sea cucumber crackers, sea cucumber tea, sea cucumber sardines, ready-to-eat frozen sea cucumber. Sea cucumber derivative products for health have produced as supplement, capsules and skincare products in a variety of serum products, creams, body lotions, shampoos and soaps. Bioprospection of sea cucumbers which are very rich in nutrients that are important for human health as a supplement to maintain health, sufferers and the healing stage, also really supports the growth stages of children and overcomes aging.

The Resurgence of City Pop and The Nostalgia Cycle: Impacts on The Music Industry and Modern Culture

This study examines the phenomenon of the “nostalgia cycle”, which is gaining attention globally and is rapidly gaining ground in China, particularly through the influence of social media platforms. This study find that music and fashion trends from the past are once again in the spotlight, especially some once-popular clothing and styles. This resurgence of retro trends is closely linked to the rise of social media platforms, which have become an important tool for sharing photos, music, movies and fashion from the past. More than just a cultural phenomenon, the nostalgia cycle has had a profound impact on the contemporary economy and the development of the Internet, contributing to the rise of the second-hand market, creating business opportunities for many small businesses and entrepreneurs, and contributing to the diversification of the economy. This study has chosen “city pop” music as a case study to examine its relationship with the nostalgia cycle and its impact on the Japanese economy and music industry. In addition, this study explores the actual impact of the nostalgia cycle on the contemporary economy. Despite the limited data availability, it attempts to present this phenomenon’s effects through texts and historical records. The nostalgia cycle is not just a cultural trend but also an economic phenomenon with far-reaching impacts on several fields.

Increasing Regional Economic Value from Coastal Reclamation Development

This study aims to understand changes in spatial structure and spatial patterns in the coastal area in the Makassar urban system due to land use conversion. This study uses a qualitative approach by collecting data through observation, visual analysis, literature study, interviews, and documentation. The results of the study show that changes in spatial use in the Center Point of Indonesia area have led to the marginalization of local communities. Intensive land conversion has changed the work system of local communities, replacing them with the urban industrial community work system. The orientation of the development of the Center Point of Indonesia area is to create business opportunities for people engaged in the informal sector, tourism, transportation, and other service sectors, as well as create a friendly and modern environmental area. Overall, this beach reclamation has a positive impact on the environment that is sustainable and provides business opportunities and increased income for the community.

A LinkedIn-based analysis of the U.S. dynamic adaptations in healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic

Despite its side effects on the global environment, the pandemic has created business opportunities for healthcare. This work utilizes LinkedIn data to examine the features of U.S. healthcare companies that operate within a COVID-19 framework. Data from 304 companies in May 2022 and 333 companies in June 2023 from COVID-19-related companies with LinkedIn presence in the U.S. has been collected and analyzed. This study investigates the distinct characteristics of these companies through statistical measures and analysis at the state level. Some of these companies were established long before the pandemic but shifted their orientation toward COVID-19 in response to the crisis, while many others emerged explicitly due to the pandemic. These companies are primarily active in “Health, wellness and fitness,” “Hospital and healthcare,” Nonprofit organization and management,” “Medical practice,” and “Civic and Social organizations.” We show most companies and employees are located in California, and most followers are in the companies in Washington in the first and California in the second data mining.

The role of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) towards community welfare in Medan City

In pursuit of a prosperous life, individuals possessing the capacity to create business opportunities often play a pivotal role in meeting the fundamental needs of their communities. One of the prominent channels through which such endeavours manifest is the establishment and operation of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This research is dedicated to comprehensively examining the profound impact of MSMEs on the community's welfare. Employing a descriptive qualitative approach, the study was conducted within the MSME sector of Medan City. The outcomes of this study underscore the profoundly positive influence of MSMEs on various facets of the community's well-being, including healthcare, education, income levels, housing conditions, and access to communication technology. The results affirm the crucial role of MSMEs in fostering economic growth and elevating the quality of life for the residents of Medan. This research sheds light on the multifaceted contributions of MSMEs to enhancing community welfare, demonstrating their significance as agents of positive change in pursuing a prosperous society.

Research on the Impact of Water Conservation Projects on the Economic, Leisure Environment and Ecological Development of Cities Under Extreme Climate Events

This study examined the effect of water conservation projects on the economic and ecological development of a city from the perspective of different stakeholders. We used Xiling Gorge as a case study and recruited people in Yichang as the study respondents. The study was conducted using a mixed research method. Samples were collected and analyzed through fieldwork, a questionnaire survey, and structured interviews using intentional sampling and snowball sampling. The study revealed that modern water conservation projects could improve convenience by stabilizing water sources, increasing the government’s willingness to invest, and improving public infrastructure and transportation facilities. The projects can also lead to developing special products, creating business opportunities, raising awareness, and attracting young people to return to their hometowns. However, industries and projects cannot be differentiated because of the lack of funds for urban development, lack of necessary considerations in decision-making, and lack of entrepreneurial skills among the public. Additionally, population aging could lead to a labor shortage, which may prevent tourism areas from improving the quality of services and meeting the needs of tourists. Consequently, the perceptions of residents and tourists on the current state of economic, social, environmental, and ecological development in the village diverge.

Using McClelland’s Theory of Need to Determine the Relationship between the Motivational Factor and Social Entrepreneurship Activity among People with Disabilities

Social entrepreneurship (SE) refers to an activity where a social element is used to create business opportunities. It describes the efforts of certain non-profit organizations or government agencies to improve the social and economic conditions of impoverished communities. This paper proposes a conceptual model to examine the relationship between motivational factors and the engagement of people with disabilities (PWD) in SE activities. Using McClelland's need theory for measuring motivation, examines achievement, affiliation, and power needs. When these needs go unfulfilled, motivation declines, leading to decreased performance and turnover within the organization. This theory holds significant influence in entrepreneurship and has been widely adopted in various research studies. Conducting a quantitative survey among actively engaged PWDs in SE activities under the Social Welfare Department institution will help identify the motivational factors driving PWDs to prioritize social entrepreneurship over other employment options. Recognizing this connection enables government agencies and stakeholders to potentially reshape and create better-suited programs for PWD and guide them toward a renewed path of empowerment.