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Budidaya Anggrek Melalui Smart Garden sebagai Teknologi Tepat Guna Berbasis Internet of Think
Get PDFBadan Pusat Statistik kota Batu menyatakan bahwa Batu merupakan tempat budidaya tanaman terbaik di Jawa Timur. Salah satu jenis tanaman yang dibudidayakan adalah anggrek. Namun, dengan berkembang pesatnya kebutuhan tanaman hias selain anggrek, membuat habitat anggrek menjadi kurang terawat dan pertumbuhannya menjadi kurang optimal. Kelompok tani budidaya anggrek Sidomulyo merupakan mitra pada pengabdian ini. Permasalahan yang terdapat pada mitra adalah kurang diperhatikannya anggrek yang tumbuh di persawahan sidomulyo. Hal ini menyebabkan anggrek yang masih kecil tidak terawat dan rentan membusuk. Bentuk kurang diperhatikannya tanaman anggrek tersebut adalah tidak adanya waktu dan tenaga untuk mengurus tanaman anggrek seperti melakukan pengairan yang baik, pemupukan yang teratur dan pengusiran hama pada tanaman anggrek. Solusi yang tepat untuk mengatasai permasalahan tersebut adalah dengan menerapkan teknologi tepat guna berbasis IoT untuk optimalisasi pertumbuhan anggrek di pertanian budidaya anggrek sidomulyo Kota Batu. Teknologi ini dikembangkan dengan tujuan membantu seluruh kebutuhan anggrek dalam beberapa aktivitas berupa pengairan, pemupukan dan pengusiran hama
PENGARUH KEMANFAATAN, KEMUDAHAN DAN PROMOSI TERHADAP KEPUTUSAN PENGGUNAAN QRIS SEBAGAI TEKNOLOGI PEMBAYARAN DIGITAL PADA MAHASISWA POLITEKNIK NEGERI SAMARINDA
No full textThis research aims to determine the influence of usefulness, ease of use and promotion on the decision to use QRIS as a digital payment technology for Samarinda State Polytechnic students, both partially and simultaneously. This study uses a quantitative approach. Data collection techniques through questionnaires with a sample of Samarinda State Polytechnic students for the 2020-2023 class. The sampling technique used in this research used a purposive sampling technique using the Hair et.al., 2014 formula which was measured using a Likert scale. The sample used in this research was 160 respondents. The data analysis techniques used in this research are validity test, reliability test, coefficient of determination test (R^2), multiple linear analysis, t test, f test, data normality test, multicollinearity test, and heteroscedasticity and using SPPS version 25 software. The research results show that the usefulness and ease of use variables positively and significantly influence the usage decision and the promotion variable has no effect and is not significant on the usage decision. Simultaneously, the variables of usefulness, ease of use and promotion have a positive and significant influence on the decision to use and the variable of ease of use has a more dominant influence on the decision to use. So all these factors together improve the usage decision
PENGARUH PENGETAHUAN KEUANGAN, SIKAP KEUANGAN, TEMAN SEBAYA, DAN PENGENDALIAN DIRI TERHADAP PENGELOLAAN KEUANGAN MASYARAKAT DI KOTA SAMARINDA
No full textThe community needs to understand the importance of financial knowledge. One aspect of financial management among the community in Samarinda City can be seen from prioritizing their needs and controlling expenditures. The research aims to determine how financial knowledge, financial attitudes, peers, and self-control positively and significantly influence financial management among the community in Samarinda City. This study is quantitative, with a sample size of 384 respondents selected through Incidental Sampling technique. The analytical method used is multiple linear regression analysis with IBM SPSS version 23. The results indicate that financial knowledge, financial attitudes, peers, and self-control variables individually and collectively have a positive and significant impact on financial management among the community in Samarinda City
Opportunities for Reform
No full textReforming social protection systems
has become more important recently due to various global
crises, drawing attention to this unfinished agenda in the
Western Balkans. The six Western Balkan countries, Albania,
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia,
and Serbia, need social protection more than ever. Millions
of people in the region remain vulnerable to a range of
well-known risks, with shocks and new sources of
vulnerability exacerbating the urgency of reform. These
countries are taking steps to improve their social
protection systems to make them fairer, more sustainable,
more effective, and better able to respond to people’s
needs. However, progress is slow and uneven. Social
protection systems across the Western Balkans are
comprehensive and complex, spanning multiple objectives. To
reduce poverty and vulnerability, reforms are necessary, and
governments should focus on four main areas: (i)
establishing strong foundations for social protection
systems to better respond to crises; (ii) expanding coverage
and effectiveness of poverty-targeted programs to improve
inclusion and support for vulnerable populations; (iii)
facilitating access to better employment opportunities and
promoting labor market inclusion; and (iv) ensuring the
financial sustainability of social protection programs for
long-term effectiveness
Reaching New Heights in Capital Markets
No full textViet Nam’s gross domestic product
(GDP) grew by 6.4 percent (y/y) in H1-2024 after a moderate
5 percent growth in 2023, boosted by a rebound in
manufacturing exports as well as higher consumption and
investment. On the production side, manufacturing,
export-oriented services, and tourism posted robust growth.
Despite recovering, consumer spending remained below
pre-pandemic rates. Private investment growth accelerated in
H1-2024 but remained below pre- Coronavirus (COVID) levels.
The current account registered a substantial surplus, driven
by a robust trade performance. However, a continued interest
rate differential and strengthening US dollar in H1-2024
increased unrecorded capital outflows leading to a negative
external position. The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV)
responded to emerging exchange rate pressures through a
combination of gradual devaluation, foreign exchange (FX)
interventions, and tighter liquidity. The gradual
rebalancing of Viet Nam’s financial system towards a more
prominent role of capital markets remains an important
agenda, as discussed further in this edition’s special topic chapter
Debtor (Non-)Participation in Sovereign Debt Relief: A Real Option Approach
No full textDeveloping countries have recently proved reluctant to participate in sovereign debt moratoria and debt relief initiatives. This paper argues that debtors’ (non-)participation decisions can be understood through the lens of real options. Eligible countries compare the net benefits of participating in a debt relief initiative now with the value of waiting to potentially execute their participation option later, when they may have more information on benefits and costs. The analysis corroborates the real option framing with anecdotal evidence and through a survival analysis showing that debtor countries with larger expected debt service savings or higher pre-existing risks of debt distress were quicker to apply for the Debt Service Suspension Initiative, which provided temporary debt moratoria during the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper discusses policies that can make participation in debt relief initiatives more attractive to debtor countries
A Climate Transition Risk Assessment for the Banking Sector of the Philippines
No full textThis report describes a transition
risk assessment for the Philippines’ banking sector
conducted by a World Bank technical team. It is intended to
provide a source of reference for financial regulators and
financial institutions in the Philippines that are
interested in conducting climate risk assessments, following
relevant high-level supervisory guidance. Our analysis
suggests that while the Philippines banking sector might
experience limited financial stability effects due to
climate transition risk, banks with significant exposure to
high-emission sectors could face heightened vulnerabilities
Hurricane Beryl 2024 - Grenada: Report as of August 1, 2024
No full textThis Global Rapid Post-Disaster
Damage Estimation (GRADE) report provides a synopsis of the
estimated direct economic damage in Grenada following the
passage of Hurricane Beryl. The report is based on a rapid
and remote post-disaster damage assessment that follows the
established GRADE methodology. Hurricane Beryl made landfall
on the island of Carriacou in Grenada as a high-end Category
4 hurricane on July 1, 2024. Wind speeds ranged from a
maximum of sustained winds of 150 mph (240 km/h), equivalent
to a Category 4 hurricane in Carriacou and Petite
Martinique, to Category 1 hurricane force winds in the
south-west of the main island of Grenada. The economic
damage estimates and the key findings are summarized. This
GRADE assessment is intended as a rapid remote estimate
prepared within a short timeframe to inform early
decision-making and is not intended as a substitute for
detailed on-the-ground analysis which may be conducted in
the weeks and months after an event. Various data sources
were reviewed for this assessment. The GRADE assessment
should be interpreted as a first-order estimation of direct
damages, with a significant degree of reliability. However,
GRADE’s outputs are still estimates - remote-based
calculations that are influenced by and updated from
available ground-based data. The objective of this report is
to provide an estimate of the direct economic damage to
physical assets caused by Hurricane Beryl in Grenada and to
provide information on the spatial distribution of damages
to support development of a roadmap for recovery and reconstruction
Advancing Global Water Security through Public-Private Collaboration
No full textWater Resources Group (WRG) catalyzes
collaboration between the private sector and government to
tackle water security challenges and climate change impacts.
Its engagements center on four steps: framing choices to
support effective decision-making, facilitating country
platforms, supporting implementation, and scaling solutions
A Study of How Companies in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies are Embracing Gender-Inclusive Climate Strategies and Actions
No full textThis study explores the intersection
between climate governance and gender diversity and
inclusion (gender D&I) in companies based in emerging
markets and developing economies (EMDEs). It expands the
emerging research field of gender-responsive climate action
by starting to fill a critical knowledge gap: how businesses
in EMDEs are engaging with the gendered dynamics of climate
change in their governance practices, policies, and actions.
The study uncovers ways in which women leaders are or could
be shaping businesses’ climate action. It unveils
insights into good practices and guidance for board members,
executive management, and other relevant stakeholders,
including stock exchanges and market regulators operating in
EMDE contexts. Importantly, given this emerging area of
exploration, the study also identifies pathways for future
research and development of practical tools to support
action. The study is grounded in a literature review of
existing evidence on the climate and gender nexus in
business practices and the role of women business leaders in
driving progress. Findings are based on a survey of over 600
business leaders, including more than 400 from EMDEs,
information gathered from focus groups, and interviews and
focus groups with more than 30 experts and business
practitioners in both EMDE and global contexts