Partnership Program Research Articles

Al-Qarḍ al-Ḥasan Program of Bankziska: Zakat Fund-Based Empowerment Model for Victims of Loan Sharks

This research aimed at analyzing the effectiveness of the Bankziska program in empowering victims of loan sharks through the al-Qarḍ al-Ḥasan contract funded by zakat, administered by the Amil Zakat Infaq and Shadaqah of Muhammadiyah Institutions. Qualitative method was used in this research with a phenomenological approach using the activity data from the Amil Zakat Infaq and Shadaqah of Muhammadiyah Institutions in empowering loan shark victims through the Bankziska program. The data sources were obtained from managers, volunteers, and loan shark victims who were the partners of Bankziska. The research results showed that the reasons for the Amil Zakat Infaq and Shadaqah of Muhammadiyah Institutions to lend zakat funds were the references from fiqh and fatwa, training studies, organizational encouragement, academic input, and it is easy to implement. The implementation of the Bankziska program had detailed standard operating procedures, starting from the beneficiary categories, distribution, and payment processes, to mitigating the risk of default. The al-Qarḍ al-Ḥasan program of Bankziska had an impact on improving the quality of skills, mental, intellectual, technological, communication, and religious studies of managers and volunteers. The impact of the program for partners was the awareness to abandon usury, reduced debt both in nominal terms and the number of loan sharks and an increase in the ethos of economic independence. This research contributes to providing discourse and alternatives for other social and religious fund management institutions in using zakat funds productively for economic empowerment through the al-Qarḍ al-Ḥasan contract for victims of loan sharks who have difficulty accessing Sharia financial institutions to obtain business capital or financing services.

Peningkatan Daya Saing UMKM Mimi Roti melalui Penerapan Teknologi Pengemasan dan Pemasaran Digital

This time, the community service program partner is Mimi Roti Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Watugede, Singosari, Malang Regency. Founded in 1999, Mimi Roti MSME has experienced rapid development by reaching a production capacity of 100 donuts and burgers per day. However, Mrs. Alfiyah, as the owner of UMKM Mimi Roti, experienced significant obstacles in terms of product packaging. Using simple plastic clips causes the bread's shelf life to be only three days, limiting the growth potential and competitiveness of Mimi Roti MSMEs in the market. This service activity aims to help Mimi Roti MSMEs overcome packaging problems and increase their competitiveness in the market. To overcome this problem, the community service team took several steps, namely: analysis of partner needs, research on continuous band sealer (CBS) machines, selection and procurement of CBS machines, packaging redesign, training on using CBS machines, training on digital marketing strategies, monitoring, and evaluation. Applying the CBS machine and packaging redesign increased the shelf life of bread to 7 days, improved the quality and attractiveness of the packaging, and increased sales by up to 20%. Community service activities at MSME Mimi Roti have succeeded in helping MSME Mimi Roti overcome packaging problems, increase competitiveness, and expand its market reach. Implementing better packaging technology, attractive packaging redesign, and effective digital marketing strategies have proven to positively impact product quality, sales, and profits of Mimi Roti MSMEs.

Development of The Automotive Technology Vocational Education Curriculum Based on Current Needs of The Automotive Industry

This research aims to: 1) Analyze the competencies needed by the current automotive industry in the Automotive Industry, 2) Analyze the implications of the automotive industry's needs for the automotive technology vocational education curriculum, and 3) Analyze the supporting and inhibiting factors of the partnership program for the automotive technology vocational education study program. The subjects of this research were 5 practitioners consisting of: Service Manager, Instructor, Service Advisor, and Mechanic from the Business and Industrial World (DUDI) in the automotive sector in the Special Region of Yogyakarta. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. Data collection techniques in this research used observation, documentation and interview methods. The research instrument was validated through expert judgment. The data analysis technique uses qualitative descriptive analysis with the triangulation method to obtain data validity. The research results show that: 1) the competencies required by the current automotive industry for undergraduate graduates include technical competency and managerial competency; 2) The need for technical and managerial competency demands that curriculum study materials be adapted to industry needs; 3) Supporting factors for the partnership program include: complete industrial facilities and infrastructure and adequate human resources (HR). The inhibiting factors for the partnership program are: the absence of an MoU between agencies and difficulties in preparing schedules.

Creation of an international laboratory network towards global microplastics monitoring harmonisation

Infrastructure is often a limiting factor in microplastics research impacting the production of scientific outputs and monitoring data. International projects are therefore required to promote collaboration and development of national and regional scientific hubs. The Commonwealth Litter Programme and the Ocean Country Partnership Programme were developed to support Global South countries to take actions on plastics entering the oceans. An international laboratory network was developed to provide the infrastructure and in country capacity to conduct the collection and processing of microplastics in environmental samples. The laboratory network was also extended to include a network developed by the University of East Anglia, UK. All the laboratories were provided with similar equipment for the collection, processing and analysis of microplastics in environmental samples. Harmonised protocols and training were also provided in country during laboratory setup to ensure comparability of quality-controlled outputs between laboratories. Such large networks are needed to produce comparable baseline and monitoring assessments.

Tax Incentives for Economic Growth in the Russian Far East: Broad vs. Targeted Stimuli

The purpose of this study is to justify the choice of tax incentive policy instruments aimed at the economic development of the Russian Far East, which is facing acute demographic and environmental problems. To model the dynamics of the region’s real economic system, this study employed a mathematical model based on actual data from 2010 to 2021, covering economic, technological, and socio-ecological aspects. Using the versatile AnyLogic 8.0 platform for agent-based and system dynamics modeling, experiments on alternative tax incentive policy options involving both broad tax incentives and targeted economic development measures were conducted. Specifically, a 50% investment tax deduction for residents in special economic zones in the Russian Far East was implemented. The experimental results show that, despite comparable population dynamics, targeted stimulation of growth poles through public-private partnership programs outperforms broad tax incentives for economic entities in the Russian Far East. This is evident in higher economic growth rates in the region, particularly during the experimental period, except for 2040–2050, where adverse demographic trends constrain growth in both scenarios. The theoretical significance of the application of this method has shown that it allows us to obtain new significant results in the subject area of research due to the consideration of the complex interaction of factors of influence both at the micro- and macro-level, primarily behavioral factors that are fundamentally important for understanding the action of taxes. The practical implications of this study lie in defining the parameters of tax policy to target and stimulate growth poles in regions serving as hubs for generating and disseminating new technologies. The planned perspective is to encourage population growth and ensure sustained economic development in Russia’s Far East. It is advisable to explore comprehensive tax and budgetary regulations that simultaneously address economic, socio-demographic, and environmental issues in the region. Doi: 10.28991/ESJ-2024-08-03-021 Full Text: PDF

A Tri-party Collaboration Empowering Tenants and Employees to Strive Towards Sustainability Goals – The Industry-first ESG Partnership Programme

Abstract With the global aspiration for net zero carbon emissions by 2050, it has become common practice in building design to strive for the implementation of smart and innovative technologies in development projects. This is done to achieve excellent energy and environmental performance while minimizing carbon emissions. However, despite the adoption of various sustainable strategies during the design and construction phases, it should be acknowledged that operational carbon can still contribute significantly to the total carbon emissions over the building’s lifecycle. To effectively work towards the carbon net zero target in building development, a suggested approach is the implementation of a Landlord-Individual-Tenant (LIT) ESG Partnership Programme. This program aims to realize the potential for carbon reduction during the operational phase. In the case study of The Henderson, which is Henderson Land Development Company Limited’s upcoming flagship commercial development in Central Hong Kong, an industry-first Landlord-Individual-Tenant (LIT) ESG Partnership Programme is set to be launched. The LIT ESG Partnership Programme involves a three-way collaboration that includes not only corporate tenants of the commercial development but also their individual employees, all working together to pursue ambitious, data-driven sustainability goals. The ultimate goal of the program is to reshape the current ESG landscape in the property sector by showcasing that an effective ESG partnership program can create synergy between the developer, tenants, and individual occupants to achieve carbon reduction targets.

The Oil Palm Smallholders Corporation Model Based On Local Specifications In Jambi Province Toward Sustainability

Abstract The rapid expansion of oil palm plantation areas promoted poverty because of job creation and community welfare. However, oil palm still has substantial socioeconomic and sustainability implications, so an agricultural institution must support the palm oil business. The existing oil palm smallholder institutional is more pragmatic based on needs or meets the requirements to get assistance or facilitation from outside parties. The research objective is to create a model of integration and sustainability of institutional governance based on local specifications of the area. The research uses primary and secondary data sources. Based on the field institutional cooperation of smallholders involving cooperatives, smallholder groups in a corporation, and palm oil mills, supported by regulatory providers. The local government is responsible for establishing, developing, and institutional strengthening smallholders and financial funding support. In addition, it is also necessary to enter input with a Joint partnership program based on a Written Agreement that regulates the rights and obligations of each party, the partnership period, and other binding provisions, including the guarantee of the farmer’s Fruit Fresh Bunch (FFB) price. Institutions implemented following their functions and objectives based on local, and regional specifications to realize the sustainability of independent oil palm smallholders.

Peningkatan Keterampilan Pembuatan Produk Olahan Pada Ibu-Ibu RT 02 RW 02 Desa Sambirejo Kecamatan Saradan Kabupaten Madiun

Processed Product Skills Improvement Program are carried out by empowering women in soybean sorting groups. The women of RT 02 RW 02 Sambirejo Village, Saradan District, and Madiun Regency have only participated in a partnership program with PT Unilever as sorters. Experience and skills as a sorter have yet to follow the knowledge about the added value of soybeans as a processed product. This program aims to increase the knowledge and skills of the sorting group in producing processed products. The service method uses socialization and counseling on post-harvest management, training, mentoring, and monitoring the manufacture of processed soy sauce products. The results of program implementation show that program activities were carried out well. Discussion activities, program evaluation, counseling, and mentoring can increase members' knowledge and ability to make processed soy sauce products independently. Processed products can meet the family's nutritional needs and commercially can increase income and, in the future, make Sambirejo Village a soy sauce production center.

Development and initiation of a preceptor program to improve midwifery and nursing clinical education in sub-saharan Africa: protocol for a mixed methods study

BackgroundExpanding the quality and quantity of midwifery and nursing clinical preceptors is a critical need in many sub-Saharan educational settings to strengthen students’ clinical learning outcomes, and ultimately to improve maternal and child mortality. Therefore, this study protocol was developed to establish a year-long, four step, precepting program to (1) improve partnership building and program development (2) provide an evidence-based course to expand competency and confidence in precepting students (3) select preceptors to become train the trainers and (4) secure accreditation for the program, ultimately to engage and support cohorts of preceptors and continue to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the program over five years.MethodsQualitative and quantitative approaches will be used including evaluation of preceptors, faculty and leadership involved with the program, as well as students taught by preceptors. Data will include validated self-assessment scales, objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs), satisfaction surveys, and direct clinical observation, in-depth interviews and/or focus group discussions (preceptors); feedback forms (students); process mapping and organizational readiness for implementing change surveys (faculty and leadership). Median change in scores will be the primary outcome for quantitative data. Content analysis within a deductive framework to identify key implementation and adoption themes will be used for qualitative data analysis.DiscussionThis study aims to assess the readiness and early effectiveness for implementing a preceptor program for midwifery and nursing in Sierra Leone and Malawi. Determining the effectiveness of this program will guide future adaptations in order to strengthen the program for sustainability and potential scale-up.

Prevention of stunting with nutrition and reproductive health education of adolescents in west Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

The problem of stunting in Indonesia is a serious threat that requires appropriate handling. Basic Health Research data in 2018 shows that stunting cases in Indonesia are still relatively high, reaching 30.8%. Behavior change is one of the pillars of efforts to deal with malnutrition and stunting. Adolescent reproductive health is defined as a healthy condition in the system, function, and process of adolescent reproduction physically, mentally, and socio-culturally. The Community Service activities that will be carried out are a Community Partnership Program scheme focusing on service in the health sector which focuses on adolescent reproductive health. The targets of this activity are teachers and students of 1st State Senior High School, Gunungsari, Lombok, West of Nusa Tenggara. This Community Service aims to increase knowledge and implementation regarding strengthening character and leadership spirit and using technology wisely, increasing knowledge and skills about motor activities through the socialization of sports movements, anthropometric measurements related to adolescent reproductive readiness, and breast self-examination. The methods used are seminars, focus group discussions, and training.

How Ready for HCI? A Qualitative Analysis of the Practice of Soft Skills Related to HCI by Women Involved in the Digital Girls Program Partners Projects

The Digital Girls Program (DGP) partner projects undertake various activities that impact their members’ academic and professional development. In this context, socio-emotional skills or soft skills can be highlighted. This article is an extension of research investigating evidence of soft skills in experiences reported by female students and coordinators participating in DGP partner projects. In the original research, soft skills relevant to Computer Science were investigated. This extension, in turn, explores soft skills specific to Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). For data collection, a survey was conducted with DGP partner projects. The data analysis method employed was qualitative analysis, based on coding procedures to identify evidence of soft skills in respondents’ narratives. The actions promoted by partner projects were mapped to characterize the participating projects in the survey. As a result, leadership, professionalism, and communication were identified and are related to Computer Science and HCI. Specifically regarding HCI, evidence of critical thinking, empathy, and collaboration was identified. Thus, it is observed that women participating in partner projects develop soft skills relevant to HCI, which is a positive factor for their involvement in this field.

Developing university students’ personal skills: the role of business–university partnership programmes

Purpose This study aims to explore the influence of Mutqen programmes on university students’ personality and skills development. It evaluates the cognitive attitudes of university student participants in Mutqen training programmes. The research was analysed thematically, and this paper reports on the roles businesses and universities play in enhancing students’ personality and skills and the importance of knowledge acquisition to develop students’ career prospects. Design/methodology/approach Using a quantitative research approach, the study used a descriptive survey design. A total of 1,039 respondents based in Saudi Arabia participated voluntarily in the survey. Findings The results revealed a positive impact from Mutqen programmes on students’ personality and skills development. Moreover, the outcomes demonstrated that the Mutqen programmes promote knowledge acquisition, which enhances future career readiness by enabling students to positively develop their awareness of potential future career requirements. Originality/value The critical contribution of this paper is that it empirically evaluates the perceived impact of social corporate training programmes on students’ personality and skills development from the perspective of the students themselves.

Trends in Climate Change Education Studies in the Last Ten Years: A Systematic Literature Review

Climate change is a concern for all countries in the world. UNESCO is taking part in efforts to increase awareness regarding climate change, one of which is by creating the Greening Education Partnership program. Climate Change Education (CCE) is an effort in the education sector to increase students' awareness of climate change. This article attempts to analyze publication trends regarding CCE and explore other opportunities for further research on the topic of CCE. The method used is the systematic literature review (SLR) method and data analysis using bibliometrics. The data used in this research are documents published by journals on the Scopus database published in 2013-2022. In 2013-2022, 462 documents can be searched in the Scopus database with the keyword ‘climate change education’. The analysis results show that discussions about CCE related to curriculum, learning, and students have been widely studied and published. However, there is no visible academic interaction between the authors. These conditions can be the basis that CCE needs to be implemented thoughtfully to increase awareness of environmental change. Apart from that, its implementation also requires collaborative roles from each sector so that CCE implementation can be carried out optimally. There needs to be a policy to encourage implementation by integrating CCE and the curriculum. Schools and universities encourage teachers and lecturers to deliver CCE in learning by including specific topics that can be related.

C.4 Neurologic injury in pediatric patients cannulated for rescue extracorporeal life support

Background: Historical literature suggests the risk of neurologic injury in children supported by extracorporeal life support (ECLS) is between 10-20%, however recent studies suggest the incidence may be much higher. Methods: The Alberta Children’s Hospital (ACH) Rescue ECLS program cannulates patients who are then transferred to the partner program at Stollery Children’s Hospital. Data was systematically collected from all patients cannulated for Rescue ECLS at ACH October 2011 and May 2023. Neuroimaging (CT, MR) performed after cannulation was reviewed for evidence of ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes and hypoxic-ischemic brain injury. Results: Seventy-one patients were included in the Rescue ECLS cohort. Median age at cannulation was 1.74 years (range 0-17.6 years, 51% female). Survival to hospital discharge was 65%. Primary indication for ECLS included cardiac (42%), respiratory (33.3%), extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR; 23.2%) and trauma (1.4%). Seventy four percent of the cohort underwent neuroimaging, of whom 67% had evidence of neurologic injury including stroke (ischemic 67%; hemorrhagic 50%) or hypoxic-ischemic injury (33%). Risk of neurologic injury did not differ by indication for ECLS. Conclusions: Neuroimaging abnormalities are present in most pediatric patients imaged post-cannulation for Rescue ECLS. Further research into modifiable risk factors for specific ECLS-related brain injuries may help to improve outcomes for survivors.

Utilization of a Third-party Partnership in Tele-genetic Risk Assessment Program in Genitourinary Oncology

ObjectiveTo meet the increasing demands of genetic risk assessment for genitourinary cancers due to expanded clinical guidelines, we established an academic/industry partnership to create a streamlined workflow to overcome the barriers to access to care. Materials and MethodsGenome Medical offers multilingual genetic counseling. A pilot program evaluated patients at risk for hereditary genitourinary syndromes. Between 1/1/20 and 07/01/22, all patients in need of germline testing were offered hybrid in-clinic telehealth pre-test counseling and when indicated, genetic testing. Post-test counseling was offered based on results and encouraged if positive. Testing results, patient satisfaction, and costs were evaluated. ResultsA total of 146 of 182 (80.0%) patients agreed to participate, with 130 (89.0%) completing pre-test counseling. Median age was 65 (range 22-95), with 91% being male and approximately 60% having prostate cancer. The median time from referral to pre-test counseling was 11 days (IQR 7-20). After assessment, testing was recommended for 127 (97.7%) of which 123 (96.8%) completed testing. The median time from testing to result release was 15 days (IQR 10 – 20.8). Forty (32.5%) had post-test counseling. Reimbursement by private insurers increased annually from $17.2 to $52.4. Patient satisfaction was high with a mean Genetic Counselor Satisfaction Scale of 27.9 out of 30. ConclusionsOur program provided high patient satisfaction, rapid access to genetic counseling, prompt genetic testing, timely release of results, and was cost-effective compared to traditional models. This approach is scalable across community and academic settings and across cancer types.

#842 Validation of the excessive salt intake screening questionnaire in CKD patients

Abstract Background and Aims Excessive salt intake is implicated in the progression of hypertension, chronic kidney disease (CKD), diabetic nephropathy, cardiovascular diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, and increased mortality. In Japan, average salt consumption surpasses the levels recommended by national guidelines and the WHO. However, individuals seldom have the chance to gauge their salt intake accurately. This study aimed to validate a screening tool initially developed by Sasaki et al. to identify individuals with excessive salt intake using health check-up data from Asahi City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Method This study was conducted as a part of the Cities Changing Diabetes (CCD). CCD is Novo Nordisk's commitment to drive action against type 2 diabetes and obesity in cities globally. It is a partnership program to accelerate the prevention of diabetes and obesity by addressing the systemic change in urban environments. Participants of this study were drawn from specific health examinations in Asahi City. Consent was obtained, and dialysis patients were excluded. Spot urine samples were analyzed for sodium and creatinine to estimate daily salt intake via Tanaka's formula. The screening tool incorporated risk factors such as age, gender, Body Mass Index (obesity), hypertension (use of antihypertensive drugs), frequency of soup intake, saltiness of home-cooked meals compared to restaurants, efforts to reduce salt intake, and frequency of dining out. The primary outcome was excessive salt intake, defined as an intake exceeding one standard deviation above the mean. Discrimination was assessed using the Area Under the Curve (AUC), while calibration was evaluated with a calibration plot and the Hosmer-Lemeshow test. Results Of the 1532 CKD participants, the mean age was 76.3 years, with males comprising 46%. The average daily salt intake was 9.3 g (SD: 2.39), and the estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) was 50.6 ml/min/1.73 m² (SD: 14.5). The distribution of CKD stages included 1198 stage 3a, 285 stage 3b, 43 stage 4, and 5 stage 5 patients. The AUC of screening tool was 0.65 (95% CI: 0.61 to 0.69), and its calibration slope (with an intercept) was 0.98 (95% CI: 0.72 to 1.25). The Hosmer-Lemeshow test yielded a p-value of 0.626. Conclusion The predictive capability of the existing model for excessive salt intake was limited in the CKD population, which may suggest a need for a screening method distinct from that used in the general population. Factors such as changes in sodium excretion due to reduced renal function and the effects of diuretics should also be considered when interpreting these results. Integrating this questionnaire into routine health check-ups could enhance dietary monitoring and intervention, potentially attenuating the progression of CKD and its associated complications. There remains scope for further refinement of the tool's accuracy by incorporating additional predictors.

Sosialisasi Pemanfaatan Tanaman sebagai Obat dan Kosmetika

The utilization of plants as medicine and cosmetics is essentially plants with medicinal properties that are grown on yard land managed by families. These plants are planted in order to fulfill the family's need for traditional medicines that can be made and grown at home. The benefits are to fulfill the need to overcome health problems traditionally (medicine). The crops are planted in order to fulfill the family's need for traditional medicines that can be made and grown at home. The benefits are to fulfill the need to overcome health problems traditionally (medicine). Therefore, it is very important to carry out a planting movement in the surrounding environment not only at home, for example in the school. In this community service research, one of them aims to carry out a planting and utilization movement in the women's dormitory environment. This can also increase the interaction of students with nature and its utilization can provide a preventive benefit in overcoming health problems in the school environment. The results of the assistance of community service activities regarding the partnership program on planting and utilization assistance. Medicinal and cosmetic plants at MAN 3 Mataram, showed significant results in several things such as students being able to plant and utilize medicinal and cosmetic plants in the environment.

Discovery of Jupiter Family Comet 2011 UG104 Through AI Enhanced Citizen Science

We report the discovery of cometary activity from minor planet 2011 UG104, which we classify as a Jupiter Family Comet (JFC). This discovery was aided by our Artificial Intelligence (AI) classification system: TailNet. JFC's, short-period comets with eccentric Jupiter-crossing orbits, originate from the Kuiper Belt and thus give us unique insight into the composition and distribution of volatiles in the outer solar system, past and present. Our AI assistant TailNet first classified 2011 UG104 as active, which was affirmed by Citizen Scientists on our NASA Partner Program Active Asteroids. Through further archival image searches our science team found evidence of activity on 2011 UG104 on three separate observations from 2021 February to 2021 April (81.°8 < f < 95.°0).

Pelatihan dan Pengenalan Konsep Agrowisata Guna Mendukung Pemanfaatan Tanah Bengkok Desa Kalisapu sebagai Daerah Agrowisata

Crooked land is customary land managed by the village whose designation is used for the benefit of the village or the administration of the village. By and large, crooked soil is used for agriculture. The use of crooked land as a source of village cash is not only in agriculture, but can also be through the field of tourism which is often referred to as agrotourism. The development of agrotourism by utilizing land based on local culture is expected to increase farmers' income and to reserve land resources, as well as maintain local culture and local technology (indigenous people's knowledge) which is generally in accordance with the natural conditions of the environment. In Kalisapu Village, most of the utilization of crooked land in Kalisapu village is still focused on agriculture as the main source of crooked land income. The crooked soil potential of the tourism field has not been optimally applied. To be able to develop crooked land into Agrotourism tourism, qualified and competent human resources are needed in Agrotourism tourism midwives. The training held is a collaboration between the Kalisapu Village Government, Slawi District, Central Java, and the proposing team of Dian Nuswantoro University (UDINUS) through a community service or community partnership program whose implementation is in the form of training, training and introduction to the concept of Agrotourism to support the use of crooked land in Kalisapu Village as an Agrotourism Area.

Rehabilitation Service in the Hospitality Industry

Topicality. The hospitality industry development in Ukraine takes place in crisis conditions of the post-pandemic environment and escalating military threats. In the context of the mentioned above, accommodation facilities reformate business concepts and customer-oriented approaches, supplementing them with certain security compliance, and the creation of relevant wartime rehabilitation services. Psycho-emotional exhaustion, physical injuries, hidden and definite stressors cause a necessity in forming rehabilitative hospitality. The rehabilitation services need for war victims and military personnel is acutely actualised, taking into account global tendencies: ensuring inclusive and barrier-free services; growing requirements for sustainable and environmental responsibility in the hotel business; increasing demands for health and medical services. Thus, rehabilitation hospitality can become an efficient means of ensuring equal conditions of access to hotel services for all population groups, as well as promoting social inclusion and tourism development (including medical and sanative ones), which means improvement of the economy and well-being of society in total. The aim of the article is to ground approaches to the development of rehabilitation hospitality as a concept for promoting human mental health and societal inclusion. The focus of the research methodology is the hypothesis that the rehabilitation service integration into the hospitality sphere can help in increasing the competitiveness of business entities, attract the target audience to the newly created ground, and ensure the sustainable development of society. Research methods. Presented for review research topic acquires the use of certain general economic methods of studying literary sources and scientific publications; statistical methods in the study of tendencies; empirical studies. This contributed to elaborating theoretical approaches and tools of scientific study, as well as logical interpreting the prospects for the rehabilitation hospitality development in Ukraine. Results. The definition of “rehabilitation hospitality” is offered for use in the scientific operational field; its objectives, systemic components and functions in sustainable societal development are defined. The types of hospitality establishments that integrate rehabilitation services into the system of additional services are characterised. Preconditions for the rehabilitation services development in the hospitality subjects’ activity are evaluated. Based on empirical research results, the state of the development of the rehabilitation services system in Ukraine is determined. The checklist on forming the system of marketing management rehabilitation services is elaborated. The directions for developing rehabilitation hospitality are offered, basing on digital tools and partnership programmes in the rehabilitation sphere. Prospects for further research include finding and implementing innovative approaches and technologies in the rehabilitation hospitality sphere in order to enhance its effectiveness and service quality. Conclusions and discussion. The conducted study demonstrates the relevance of rehabilitation hospitality as a factor in restoring human potential in sustainable state’s development, as it allows to research and scientifically ground directions for health restoration, and integration into society for those ones who suffered because of war, military personnel; to create barrier-free and inclusive environment in the hospitality industry, which ensures increasing accessibility and admission to services for people with disabilities and special needs, their social integration and improving the quality of life. In addition, this contributes to expanding the customer audience, and improving the reputation and competitiveness of hospitality establishments, as well as increasing their income. The sources of information and empirical research results used in this study confirm the offered hypothesis, the formulated conclusions and research perspectives, also creating a discussion platform for the study of rehabilitation hospitality, and its qualitative integration into the system of the state’s rehabilitation services.