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Student's Perception of Body Image in #Bodypositivity at TikTok Among Telkom University Students
No full text#bodypositivity on Tiktok has been going viral since 2020, and this hashtag replaces #offbeautystandart. Various beauty concepts on social media make women aware of their need for identity. This research aims to discover the perception of body image in #bodypositivity at TikTok among Telkom University students. This study involved two variables: the perceptions of #bodypositivity at TikTok of Telkom University students as variable X and personal body image as variable Y. The research uses a descriptive quantitative approach by dividing the sample through the Sample Random Sampling method with an average population of 29,536 active female students at Telkom University. From the results of the classic assumption test, a significance value of 41.8% was obtained, which means that there was a significant influence on the perceptions of #bodypositivity at Tiktok of Telkom University female students on personal body image. In contrast, the rest were influenced by the other factors not examined in this study.
Keywords: perceptions, body image, #bodypositivity, TikTok, female student
Policy Formulation for Organizing Archives in Lubuklinggau City
No full textThe formation of a policy on archiving in Lubuklinggau City is the government’s response to the urgency of structuring a comprehensive and integrated archiving system. Currently, this policy is still being drafted. Therefore, this paper aims to examine policy formulation using a goal-oriented model. A qualitative-descriptive approach collected data through in-depth interviews with key stakeholders, direct observation of archival practices, and documentation studies of relevant regulations. The results show that policy formulation focuses on providing legal certainty, ensuring the availability of authentic archives, and improving the quality of archival services. Meanwhile, the resource analysis revealed gaps between ideal needs and actual conditions, especially in human resources and infrastructure. Furthermore, the formulated policies include establishing a Regional Archives Institute, developing archival human resources through continuous training, standardizing dynamic and static archive management, and implementing an electronic archive system through SRIKANDI. This comprehensive approach is expected to increase the effectiveness of archiving in Lubuklinggau City and overcome the challenges reflected in the category C (Less) assessment in the 2022 Regional Level National Archives Supervision Report. This paper provides insight into the archival policy formulation process at the regional level and can serve as a reference for the development of similar policies in other regions
Transforming Public Sector Performance; Innovative Approaches to Optimizing Functional Positions in Kepahiang's Bureaucratic Reform
No full textThis research examines the challenges of optimizing functional positions in Kepahiang Regency as part of a wider program of bureaucratic reform, with a particular focus on improving the performance of the public sector. The management of functional positions in Kepahiang Regency presents a few challenges, including the placement of civil servants who do not align with the initial formation, the lack of requisite technical training, and suboptimal performance evaluation. This study employed a systematic approach to mapping the 204 functional officials across 26 work units, identifying 37 categories of positions that exhibited variations in the specific expertise required. A SWOT analysis was employed to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats inherent to the management of functional positions in Kepahiang Regency. The results demonstrated a discrepancy between employees educational backgrounds and the requirements of their positions, which negatively impacted work efficiency and effectiveness. Furthermore, this research proposes the development of a predictive model that is tailored to the socioeconomic and demographic characteristics of the region, intending to support performance improvement. It is anticipated that this model will be used as a reference in human resource development planning in the public sector, as well as in strategic decision making. The findings of this research contribute to the strengthening of functional position management and the improvement of the compensation system, as well as more sustainable career development, to encourage better public services in Kepahiang Regency
Collaborative Governance in Developing Child-friendly Cities
No full textCommunity-based integrated child protection is a movement of networks or groups of citizens at the community level that work in a coordinated manner to achieve child protection goals. The legal basis for its formation is related to child protection contained in the convention on the rights of the child, Law Number 35 of 2014 concerning child protection, the problem is that the participation between the community, local government, and nonstate organizations as well as between organizations in outside the government as government partners in realizing Child-friendly City (CFC). The aim is to identify and analyze collaborative governance that has been running, the roles of local governments, the business world, educational institutions, the mass media, and the community in developing child-friendly cities. Collaborative theory from Chris Ansell and Alisson Gash was used to explain collaborative governance in the development of child-friendly cities by looking at their roles as facilitators, coordinators, stimulators, and dynamics. The data were obtained from informants and was quasi qualitative. The recommendation: it is necessary to have integrated community-based child protection, the configuration of resources from various organizational backgrounds that join in a forum, co-ordination, and diversification of communication media, which is carried out to support activities to fulfill children’s rights
Dynamics of Food Self-sufficiency and Stunting: Evidence Jember Regency Indonesia
No full textThe urgency of this research lies in the need for a deeper understanding of the factors that cause high stunting in areas that are nominally successful in food self sufficiency. This study also seeks to fill the literature gap by directly linking food self-sufficiency policies and children’s health conditions, especially in the context of stunting. Furthermore, this study reviews two main problem formulations, namely: 1) What are the dynamics of food self-sufficiency and stunting rates in Jember Regency? 2) How to optimize the stunting reduction policy strategy in Jember Regency? This research method uses qualitative with in-depth interview data collection techniques, this research analysis technique uses data triangulation. The implications of these findings emphasize the importance of adopting a more holistic and cross-sectoral policy approach. Efforts to reduce stunting in Jember must be integrated with food security policies that pay attention to nutritional quality, as well as effective health and education programs. Local governments need to strengthen coordination between sectors and involve communities in policy implementation to ensure that the benefits of food self-sufficiency can be felt by all levels of society, especially the most vulnerable
Analysis of Stakeholders for Marine Fisheries Cultivation Through Floating Cages in Sumenep Regency's The Archipelagic Region
No full textThe research objectives of this study are: 1) knowing the variety of stakeholders in marine fisheries cultivation, 2) knowing the role and profile of marine fisheries cultivation stakeholders, and 3) the level of importance and influence of stakeholders in marine fisheries cultivation. The method used in this research is stakeholder analysis. Stakeholder analysis is used to identify all parties that meet the definition of stakeholders including parties that may be influenced or affect the results of marine fisheries cultivation activities in Sapeken District. The results showed various stakeholders namely fishing communities (actors), government, entrepreneurs and academics with their level of interest and influence in aquaculture through floating cages. This research is expected to contribute to the development of the concept of coastal and small island economies
Model for Participatory Planning Digital Transformation of Local Economic Development
No full textPlanning process digitization is widely used in Indonesia’s national and regional development. However, the local economic development, characterized by participation and empowerment, has not matched the implementations. This study argues that the participatory planning process for local economic development should be standardized and digitized. The argument is based on the results of the literature regarding development stages, procedures, the characteristics and cycles of information system designs, and various digitizing participatory planning practices in various countries. In-depth interviews were conducted with local economic development planners/facilitators and other parties involved in planning, such as information system analysts and designers. The results showed that the stages and instruments in the participatory local economic planning process could be standardized and digitized. However, digital systems cannot replace all stages due to the varied contexts of action plans’ problems
Assessing the Effectiveness of Fiscal Incentives in Promoting Green Investments: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA) Approach
No full textThis paper aims to evaluate the effectiveness of fiscal incentives in promoting green investments, focusing on their economic and environmental impacts. Using a Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA) approach, this study assesses how different forms of fiscal support, including tax credits, subsidies, and accelerated depreciation, influence the efficiency of green investments across multiple sectors. Data is sourced from a global database of green projects with a focus on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and carbon reduction initiatives. The results suggest that fiscal incentives play a significant role in improving the adoption of sustainable technologies but also highlight inefficiencies in the allocation of these incentives. Recommendations for improving policy design and implementation are discussed, based on findings related to the cost-effectiveness and performance of current green investment strategies
Does Financial Inclusion Influence Tourism Performance? An Empirical Study in Indonesia
No full textThis article highlights the significant role that financial services play in enhancing economic growth, particularly in the context of tourism, which is a vital contributor to the Indonesian economy. The study reveals that while the tourism sector has shown resilience and recovery post-COVID-19, with domestic tourist trips surpassing pre-pandemic levels, there remains a critical gap in the literature regarding the interplay between tourism and financial inclusion. This research employs a quantitative methodology and employs a dynamic panel method to conduct an analysis of data gathered from 33 provinces between the years 2019 and 2023. In addition to concentrating on important factors like the utilisation of electronic money and the proportion of third-party funds that contribute to GDP, we will also be looking at regional macroeconomic data, namely per capita income and economic growth. The results of this research indicate that there is a considerable connection between the use of e-money, which is a component of the digital payment system, and the impact of macroeconomic factors on the expansion of domestic tourism
Competitiveness Analysis and Development Strategy of Creative Economy in Madura: International Conference on Economic and Sustainable Economics
No full textMadura has a variety of creative economic potential. Mainly the contribution of the creative economy in Madura which involves elements of socio-cultural diversity. This diversity can be an added value for Madura’s creative economy. The research is based on finding what aspects affect the competitiveness of Madura’s creative economy and determining the development strategies needed to improve the competitiveness of the creative economy in Madura. This research uses quantitative methods, such as path analysis and AHP analysis. The results of this study indicate that 1) factors that significantly affect the improvement of Madura’s creative economy competitiveness are the level of Competition and Corporate Strategy, Product Demand Factors, and Opportunity Factors; and 2) strategies that are a priority that must be considered in the development of creative economy competitiveness in Madura are corporate and competitor strategies by paying attention to aspects of promotional facilities