Small Medium Micro Research Articles

Does Attractiveness and Value of Eco-Tourism Related with Income of Small Medium Micro Business in Tourism Object? Study in North Maluku

The points of this study are: (1) to decide the impact of engaging quality on pay; (2) To decide the impact of ecotourism esteem on pay; (3) To decide the impact of the appeal and worth of ecotourism on pay. The quantity of exploration tests is 70 respondents, This exploration was led at Jikomalamo Ocean side, Ternate City. The test instrument utilized is various direct relapse investigation (different relapse) involving the factual bundle for social researchers (SPSS) as a measurable test device. In view of the exploration results show that; the engaging quality variable emphatically affects the pay of MSME entertainers at the Jikomalamo Ocean side vacation spot, the Ecotourism Worth variable emphatically affects the pay of MSME entertainers at the Jikomalamo Ocean side vacation spot. At the same time, the engaging quality and ecotourism esteem factors emphatically affect pay by 24.3%, and that implies that the allure and worth of ecotourism will build the pay of MSME entertainers at the Jikomalamo Ocean side vacation destination.

Analysis of the Effect of Small Medium Micro Businesses, Gross Regional Domestic Products, and Regional Investments on Regional Original Revenue in District/City in Central Java Province, 2018 - 2020

Analysis of the Effect of Small Medium Micro Businesses, Gross Regional Domestic Products, and Regional Investments on Regional Original Revenue in District/City in Central Java Province, 2018 - 2020

Upaya Pemerintah Indonesia Dalam Mempertahankan UMKM dan Pariwisata Di Era New Normal

The Covid-19 pandemic has had a major impact on many sectors of life. In Indonesia, almost all sectors of life. Starting from the economy, health, tourism, Small Medium Micro Business and others. In the tourism and Small Medium Micro Business sectors themselves, almost all activities in these sectors were completely paralyzed during the Covid-19 pandemic. This study aims to see how the government's efforts in maintaining the life of Small Medium Micro Business and tourism in Indonesia. So that the Small Medium Micro Business and Tourism sectors can stay alive and survive in the difficult times of the Covid-19 pandemic. The research method used in this study is a Qualitative Literature Study whose data sources are obtained from journals, articles, books, social media, and various literature reviews that have been reviewed and analyzed. The results of this study indicate that the government is highly committed to maintaining the Small Medium Micro Business and Tourism sector in Indonesia with various rules, assistance and facilities.

Settlement as a determinant for community’s resilience to local economic development in Ghana

Local Economic Development (LED) is the main anchor through which economic development is achieved by building entrepreneurial capacities and improving opportunities for economic growth and citizens’ quality of life, especially in rural settlements. In Ghana, the implementation of LED is under the Ministry of Local Government, Decentralization and Rural Development (MLDGRD) through the Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs) at the local level. The implementation of LED contributes significantly to Ghana’s economic growth, business creation, and employment generation. LED is therefore identified as essential to sustainable development and poverty reduction in rural settlements in Ghana. However, the challenges of poor implementation of the LED policy are financial constraints to implement LED activities at the local level, performance action of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) towards LED, and limited exploration of the sanitation value chain LED efforts at the local level. The poor capacity of small-medium micro enterprises (SMMEs) and smallholder farmers have often affected the successful implementation of LED activities at the local level. Hence, this paper seeks to identify the determinants for resilience in Local Economic Development in Ghana. The paper further provides an overview of the LED challenges in Ghana. Finally, this paper recommends appropriate theoretical frameworks that integrate the determinants for the resilience of Local Economic Development to address the identified challenges of LED, leading to poverty reduction in Ghana.

Increasing Village Potential Through Small Medium Micro Business Development and Family Empowerment

The COVID-19 pandemic decreased Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Therefore, This community service program aims to improve community welfare through the development of MSMEs based on local wisdom in Padang Pariaman Regency, West Sumatra. Nan Sabaris District, Padang Pariaman Regency has several MSMEs producing various products, especially Padang Pariaman speciality cakes. Pauh Kambar village is a culinary destination in Nan Sabaris District. Not all MSMEs in the Pauh Kambar Village were well managed. There was potential products development, but their production and marketing were still limited. The main focus of this MSMEs development program was empowerment through business training and mentoring. This program included business management, financial management, product packaging, and online marketing training. In addition, it also performed family empowerment in the target community. This program focused on the strengthening phase of the community empowerment program. The program evaluations showed that the beneficiaries were very satisfied with the training and business monitoring program. In addition, the program was very effective for beneficiaries in business management abilities, marketing management, business motivation, business turnover, and parenting knowledge. Furthermore, beneficiaries had increased a business turnover of approximately IDR 1.5 million/month and an average income of IDR 750 thousand/month after receiving training and mentoring programs. The MSMEs development program and family empowerment are satisfactory and effective for MSMEs actors in Pauh Kambar Village. The community service team will recommend partners receive financial assistance from other programs and build cooperation with various stakeholders.

Determinants of Small Medium Micro Business Empowerment: Systemic Literature Review

The purpose of this study is to determine the determinants of MSME Empowerment and what factors determine MSME Empowerment in the Globalization Era. This study uses a descriptive exploratory approach by using an approach to literature review or literature study, which refers to various literatures, such as books, dissertations, scientific journals and the internet. All the descriptions of existing ideas are combined in a single framework of thought. The results of the study can be concluded, From the discussion that has been described, it can be concluded that the determinants of MSME Empowerment are the role of the government in empowering MSMEs in Indonesia which is the driving force for the success of MSMEs in an effort to rise during the pandemic, with one of the main policies being to encourage lending to MSMEs. , such as People's Business Loans, Independent Business Loans, Productive Business Loans and other credit financing. The role of banking in financing Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) has a very important contribution because MSMEs will be able to develop if they have sufficient capital to run their business. In addition, the factor that determines the empowerment of MSMEs is that the government needs to establish policies for MSMEs that receive credit financing according to a priority scale, then provide guidance and assistance as long as MSMEs use their business loans, facilitate relationships between MSMEs and other parties and provide access to marketing information and ease of marketing. for MSMEs to offer their products or services to be easily sold in the market.

The Determinants of Successful Small Medium Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) in Construction Sector: A case of Mpumalanga

This study sought to evaluate the determinants of successful Small Medium Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) in construction sector in Mpumalanga Province. The study employed quantitative research approach to collect data using a survey questionnaire. A sample size of 150 participants was extrapolated using stratified random sampling. The questionnaire was distributed to target participants comprised of the quantity surveyors, directors, project managers and line supervisors whose construction SMMEs are operating in Mpumalanga The findings of the study were that technical know-how, good cash flow, flatter organisational structure, good record keeping, qualified personnel, sound capital, innovation, managerial expertise and location were determinants for successful construction SMMEs. It was recommended that construction SMMEs should adopt these determinants for them to grow and survival. Keywords: SMMEs, Determinants, Construction Sector, Mpumalanga Province DOI: 10.7176/EJBM/12-24-08 Publication date: August 31 st 2020

KONTRIBUSI SEKTOR PARIWISATA TERHADAP KEMSIKINAN DI PROVINSI SUMATERA BARAT

This study aims to find out how the Influence the tourism sector contributes to poverty in the province of West Sumatera. The data used is secondary data in the form of a combination of time series and cross section from 2015 t0 2017, with documentation data collection techniques and library studies obtained from relevant institutions and agencies. The variables used are the regional revenue of the tourism sector, the number of hotel rooms, the number of small medium micro enterprises and poverty.The research methods used are: Random Effect Model (REM), (1) The regional income of the tourism sector contributessignificant. to reduction of poverty in the province of West Sumatera. (2) The number of hotel contributes to reduction poverty in the province of West Sumatera but is not significant. (3) Micro small and medium enterprises contributes to reduction of poverty in the province of West Sumatera but is not significant. (4)The regional revenue of the tourism sector, the number of hotel room, and micro small and medium enterprises together has a signoficantt contribution to poverty inte the province of West Sumatera.

Customer Perceptions of Service Quality at Small Medium Micro Enterprises (SMME): The Case of Crossley Holdings, Durban South Africa

This study measures customers’ expectations and perceptions of service quality using the SERVQUAL model. It focuses on a Small Medium Micro Enterprise (SMME) called Crossley Holdings in Carpet supp...

Examination of Challenges Faced by Youth-Owned Small Medium Micro Enterprises in Limpopo Province of South Africa

There is universal consensus that countries, South Africa included, need to develop and support more small business owners, especially youth, to grow the economy and create more jobs. The South African government have put measures in place for support and development of youth-owned small businesses. Accordingly, it becomes essential to assess if these measures are achieving their objectives. The overall purpose of this paper is to assess the status of youth-owned small businesses in Limpopo Province of South Africa as well as challenges faced by these businesses. Data were collected by semi-structured interviews. The results indicated that the challenges youth face include a combination of lack of skills, finance, business supportive infrastructure and/or technology. Most of the youth were also not aware of the training and support programmes and policies offered by government and its parastatals. Furthermore, those who were aware still did not utilise the government support programmes. There was very little growth in their businesses over time, implying that theses youth-owned small businesses contributed little towards creating employment opportunities and developing and/or boosting the economy in their area. The paper recommended education and training; encouraging partnerships and joint ventures as well as help in accessing finance. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2014.v5n27p1258

Small medium micro enterprise business goals and government support: A South African case study

Small and medium-scale enterprises (SMMEs) form the majority of the enterprises in the South African economy. The South African government has identified the SMME sector as one of the potential enablers to achieve its objectives of improving job creation opportunities, reducing poverty and creating a more equitable distribution of wealth. The aim of this article was to provide a perspective on the success government support initiatives has had on the SMME sector. To achieve this, the study sought to analyse the perceived strengths and weaknesses of government’s national strategy and its institutions tasked with creating an enabling environment for the sector. The study employed a survey research design methodology in which mixed methods were used. The national business strategy employed by government was critically analysed. Empirical data was collected from 282 respondents in order to answer the research question. The results show that the government’s approach has favoured ‘supply-side interventions’ including, providing access to training, credit, mentoring and information to existing and new business. Furthermore, this study has identified the lack of awareness as the primary reason for the under-delivery of the government support initiatives in SMME development. Respondents indicated that they frequently made use of the services of business consultants and external specialists from which they perceived added more value to their respective businesses.

Model Of Policy Implementation Corporate Social Responsibility ( Csr) For Empowering Small-Medium Micro Businesses (Smmb)

Abstract: The purpose of the study was to find a model of the implementation of CSR programs in its role to empower SMMB. In this model independent institutions were established at certain government levels - from the levels of the district to the regency. At the district level a forum was formed to facilitate the implementation of CSR and the administrative operation was headed by the company staff. While at the regency a permanent secretariat for the team of CSR program facilitation was formed and the managerial staffs were the regency officials with their leading sector - BAPPEDA. It was highly expected that overlapping or social conflicts among the government, companies and people could be avoided through the establishment of independent institutions. Thus the vision and mission of each party can be achieved in a mutual symbiosis manner.

KREDIT DI SEKTOR USAHA MIKRO, KECIL, DAN MENENGAH (UMKM) MENJADI ALTERNATIF DITENGAH KRISIS KEUANGAN GLOBAL

Collapse of companys share being based on housing credit at year-end 2008, making business perpetrator perforced moving and look for more other invesment type make a promise. Big scale banks have non-stoped to set eye on credit compartment in small medium micro business sector. This sector is potential value and more put up with crisis so that channeling of credit small medium bisness can become alternative in the middle of tardy the corporation sector. Credit to small medium business sector will become cake which is fought by a lot of bank because its market is which still very wide. That matter, various bank will be non-stoped to improve penetration of channeling of credit till year-end 2009, inclusive of channeling of through credit program of small effort people credit