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    Indonesian Foreign Policy in Encouraging the Acceleration of Implementation of the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific

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    Background: The ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific has become an essential framework in shaping the dynamics of relations in this increasingly complex region. In this context, the role of Indonesian Foreign Policy is very significant. This article aims to investigate Indonesia's role in encouraging accelerated implementation of the ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific by highlighting four main steps to focus on in achieving this goal.   Method: This research adopts a qualitative method of collecting data through in-depth interviews. Four key sources with deep insight into Indonesian foreign policy and the ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific were interviewed. Triangulation techniques were used to validate and strengthen the findings. Primary data from these interviews is combined with secondary data from trusted sources such as policy documents, reports, and related literature.   Results: The research identified four main steps that are an essential focus in Indonesia's efforts to accelerate the ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific implementation. These steps include a proactive approach in promoting regional stability and cooperation, balanced diplomacy with significant powers to maintain a balance of interests, in-depth analysis to understand the impact of foreign policy, and active participation in various regional cooperation initiatives.   Conclusion: Indonesia's foreign policy is vital in promoting the ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific. By implementing measures such as a proactive approach, balanced diplomacy, in-depth analysis, and active participation in regional cooperation, Indonesia has played a central role in accelerating the implementation of this framework. This advances stability and peace in the Indo-Pacific region and ensures that ASEAN remains a key player in shaping the future of this increasingly complex region

    Crafting Folktale Narratives: Bangflo Coffee's Innovative Digital Storytelling Journey on Instagram

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    Objective: This study aims to explore the impact of integrating the Sasando folktale into Bangflo Coffee's brand identity on Instagram, focusing on its effects on consumer behavior, loyalty, and market positioning in the Jakarta coffee industry.   Theoretical framework: The study is grounded in the foundations of storytelling in human culture, the strategic application of storytelling in digital communication, and the multidimensional nature of brand identity.   Method: Employing a robust action research methodology rooted in Lewin's cycle, the study emphasizes the strategic use of storytelling. Multiple action research cycles are conducted to adapt the Sasando as a central symbol, aligning with President Joko Widodo's support for local entrepreneurs.   Results and conclusion: The Sasando assumes a prominent role in Bangflo Coffee's identity, symbolizing cultural heritage and connecting deeply with the audience. The storytelling approach resonates with socially conscious millennials, fostering community, social responsibility, and heightened brand awareness. The integration of folktales proves effective in transforming the brand beyond a simple coffee supplier into a meaningful cultural ambassador.   Originality/value: This research contributes to the field by showcasing the innovative use of digital storytelling in the coffee industry, bridging traditional folklore with modern branding strategies. It emphasizes the importance of cultural integration in creating authentic and enduring connections with consumers, particularly in the context of social media platforms like Instagram

    EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL CAPITAL ACCESS ON TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY: EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS FROM CARROT FARMERS IN INDONESIA

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    Objective: This study investigates the interplay between financial capital access and technical efficiency in small-scale carrot farming in Indonesia, focusing on the regions of Malang and Probolinggo in East Java.   Methods: Employing a multistage random sampling method, data was collected from 100 farmers, and stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) was employed to measure technical efficiency.   Results: The results highlight the positive and significant impact of financial capital access on farmers' technical efficiency. Farmers with enhanced access to financial resources, including credit and loans, demonstrated higher levels of technical efficiency. Additionally, the study identifies the positive influence of larger cultivated land on technical efficiency, allowing farmers greater flexibility and opportunities for adopting modern agricultural technologies. Conversely, greater distances to cultivation lands were found to negatively impact technical efficiency due to increased transaction costs and difficulties in accessing information and markets.   Implication: These findings underscore the critical role of financial capital in shaping the success of small-scale carrot farming, emphasizing its implications for sustainable agricultural practices. The study's insights contribute to the formulation of targeted policies and interventions aimed at improving financial inclusion and reducing geographical barriers to enhance overall agricultural productivity and sustainability in small-scale farming communities

    Transformation of Identity for Artists Joining Musawarah Discussion Community

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    Objective: This study aims to explore the identity transformation process undergone by artists who choose to shift their lifestyles and join Musawarah, a Young Person's Discussion Community promoting a peaceful, loving, and spiritually blessed way of life.   Theoretical framework: The study identifies key stages in the identity transformation process. The study identifies a six-stage process, encompassing pre-transfer, stimulation, self-isolation, self-doubt, transfer, and post-transfer, as artists decide to make the shift.   Method: The research is grounded in a qualitative approach, employing in-depth interviews to collect data from 19 male and 6 female artists from middle-class backgrounds who have undergone this transformation.   Results and conclusion: The findings reveal that artists, influenced by the concept of hijrah, experience a Conversion-Reversion process, returning to their pre-artist identity with a renewed commitment to their religious beliefs. The transformation is an ongoing journey toward self-awareness and a more fulfilling life.   Originality/value: This research contributes to the understanding of identity transformation among artists, shedding light on the impact of religious shifts on their lifestyles and public personas. The study highlights the emergence of a trend where artists become influential figures in spreading religious messages and shaping societal norms, challenging the conventional perceptions of the entertainment industry

    Addressing Educational Inequality Through Sustainable Policies: an Evaluation from the Education Policy and Sdgs Perspective in Indonesia

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    Objective: This study aims to assess the impact of sustainable educational policies in tackling educational inequality in Indonesia, guided by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and legal perspectives.   Theoretical Framework: The research is grounded in the SDGs and legal contexts, focusing on the role of educational policies in reducing disparities. The study employs a mixed-methods approach to evaluate the effectiveness of current policies and pinpoint obstacles that hinder equitable education.   Method: A mixed-methods approach is employed to gather and analyze data. This includes reviewing and evaluating existing educational policies, conducting interviews and surveys, and examining legal and systemic issues related to educational inequality.   Result and Conclusion: While several policies have improved educational access, legal and systemic challenges persist, obstructing the achievement of educational equality in Indonesia. Addressing these challenges is imperative for creating a more equitable educational landscape in the country.   Originality/Value: This research adds to the ongoing discourse on educational reform and offers policy recommendations aligned with the SDGs to advance educational equality in Indonesia. Keywords: Educational Inequality, Sustainable Development Goals, Educational Policy

    ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF REFUSE-DERIVED FUEL (RDF) PRODUCTION AS WASTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY AND ALTERNATIVE FUEL IN CEMENT KILNS

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    Background: The growing issues about waste management and climate change compel the exploration and implementation of sustainable energy solutions derived from waste. In this context, Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF), a processed solid fuel generated from municipal solid waste (MSW), presents itself as a promising strategy. By offering an alternative to conventional fossil fuels, RDF can mitigate the environmental impact of MSW and potentially reduce greenhouse gas emissions. RDF can provide cleaner energy for a more sustainable future.   Objective: This study aims to evaluate the RDF site's economic condition, revenue generation, costs, and the net benefit from RDF production in RDF Plant-based landfills in Indonesia.   Method: In addition, cost–benefit analysis (CBA) was carried out to study the economic factors. Result: According to cost-benefit analysis, benefits are higher than production costs. The net benefit gained in this study is IDR 33.035.853.659, with each ton of RDF offering IDR 1.242.977 in benefits.  The study revealed that revenue per ton RDF is about IDR 414.000, with a production cost RDF of 342.388 per ton.   Conclusion: The study concludes that utilizing all generated waste into RDF presents a financially beneficial strategy for municipalities and consumers (cement kilns). Findings indicate the potential for RDF implementation to yield cost savings and land savings

    IMPLEMENTATION OF STUNTING REDUCTION REGULATIONS AND POLICIES IN EAST LOMBOK REGENCY, INDONESIA

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    Objective: This research aims to develop a theoretical model for implementing stunting management policies applicable in East Lombok Regency, Indonesia, and other districts with high stunting prevalence across Indonesia through the enactment of statutory regulations. The study focuses on community engagement, cross-sector collaboration, and capacity building.   Theoretical framework: Drawing upon the Network Policy Model concept and supported by the Social-Ecological Model from USAID.   Methodology: Employing a qualitative approach, the research utilizes a phenomenological study of stunting incidents, complemented by focus group discussions and interviews. Field observations are integrated to validate the data. Research is conducted in 11 intervention and 10 non-intervention sub-districts.   Results: The 2023 intervention exhibited a significant decrease in stunting prevalence from 17.46% (2022) to 14.22% and wasting rate from 5.93% (2022) to 5.07%. Four aspects of success emerged: mapping of stunting areas, improved regulations, community involvement, and collaborative education programs.   Conclusion: Successful stunting and wasting management in 11 sub-districts in East Lombok Regency began with intervention mapping. Government collaboration with SEAMEO RECFON, UNICEF, and universities was pivotal. Regulatory improvements included strengthening marriage regulations and school regulations. Community involvement and collaborative education programs were vital, ensuring comprehensive program implementation.   Recommendation: The five recommendations from this research are strengthening community involvement by encouraging active participation, improving the governance structure, enhancing capacity building by continuing and expanding training initiatives for the organization's regional representatives, and fostering cross-sector collaboration by strengthening partnerships between regional organizations, NGOs, academic institutions, and international organizations; collaborative efforts can leverage diverse expertise, resources, and networks to accelerate efforts to reduce stunting and prevent wasting; promoting nutrition education and outreach: implement comprehensive nutrition education programs targeting schools, communities, and families. Emphasize the importance of a balanced diet, breastfeeding practices, and proper nutrition during critical periods of growth and development. Research Implications: The findings inform policymakers, program managers, and stakeholders involved in stunting reduction efforts in East Lombok Regency, facilitating evidence-based decision-making and program design for more effective and sustainable interventions.   Originality/Value: This research contributes to the existing literature on stunting reduction by providing empirical evidence and insights using the Network Policy Model concept and the Social-Ecological Model. The study's contextual specificity, methodological rigor, stakeholder engagement, and multiple perspectives enrich the understanding of stunting management initiatives

    A INFLUÊNCIA DE MODELOS DE CRITÉRIOS DE NEGÓCIOS, INFORMAÇÃO DIGITAL, POR MEIO DA CO-INOVAÇÃO NAS RELAÇÕES BANCO-PME EM SURABAYA: UM ESTUDO DE ANÁLISE DE CAMINHOS

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    Purpose:This research discusses the importance of business criteria models, digital information, eco-innovation, and bank-SME relationships in achieving sustainability. This research identifies these indicators and focuses on digital platform integration, sensor installation, customer engagement, environmental innovation, competitive strategy, and knowledge management.   Design/methodology/data analysis:This research uses an intervening model with path analysis techniques to analyze whether mediating variables can influence the relationship between the independent and dependent variables. The research population is MSMEs in East Java City with a sample of 620 respondents. The instruments used were questionnaire-based surveys and interviews via Zoom using Smart PLS 3, Google Sheet and Google Forms. The variables measured include business model criteria, sustainable digital information, eco-innovation dynamism, and sustainability of SMEs-Bank relationships. Research procedures include measurement, boostrapping testing, and measuring mediator models to determine the significance of the relationship between variables.   Findings:Research findings show that it is important for MSMEs in Surabaya to implement sustainable innovation, strengthen relationships with banks, and utilize digital information sustainably to improve the sustainability of their business.   Originality/value: This research examines the integrated influence of various factors, including business model criteria, sustainable digital information, eco-innovation dynamism, and MSME-bank relationships, on MSME sustainability.   Practical implications:The findings of this research can be used by policy makers and related institutions to develop programs and policies that support MSMEs in achieving sustainability.Objetivo: Esta pesquisa discute a importância dos modelos de critérios de negócios, informação digital, ecoinovação e relações banco-PME na obtenção da sustentabilidade. Esta pesquisa identifica esses indicadores e foca na integração de plataformas digitais, instalação de sensores, engajamento do cliente, inovação ambiental, estratégia competitiva e gestão do conhecimento. Metodologia/Análise de dados: Esta pesquisa utiliza um modelo interveniente com técnicas de análise de caminho para analisar se as variáveis mediadoras podem influenciar a relação entre as variáveis independentes e dependentes. A população da pesquisa é composta por MPMEs da cidade de East Java, com uma amostra de 620 respondentes. Os instrumentos utilizados foram questionários baseados em questionários e entrevistas via Zoom utilizando Smart PLS 3, Google Sheet e Google Forms. As variáveis medidas incluem critérios de modelo de negócios, informações digitais sustentáveis, dinamismo da ecoinovação e sustentabilidade das relações PME-Banco. Os procedimentos de pesquisa incluem medição, testes de bootstrap e medição de modelos mediadores para determinar a significância da relação entre as variáveis. Resultados: Os resultados da pesquisa mostram que é importante para as MPMEs em Surabaya implementar inovação sustentável, fortalecer as relações com os bancos e utilizar a informação digital de forma sustentável para melhorar a sustentabilidade de seus negócios. Originalidade/valor: Esta pesquisa examina a influência integrada de vários fatores, incluindo critérios de modelo de negócios, informações digitais sustentáveis, dinamismo da ecoinovação e relações PME-banco, na sustentabilidade das PME. Implicações práticas: Os resultados desta pesquisa podem ser utilizados por formuladores de políticas e instituições relacionadas para desenvolver programas e políticas que apoiem as PME na obtenção da sustentabilidade.Objetivo: Esta pesquisa discute a importância dos modelos de critérios de negócios, informação digital, ecoinovação e relações banco-PME na obtenção da sustentabilidade. Esta pesquisa identifica esses indicadores e foca na integração de plataformas digitais, instalação de sensores, engajamento do cliente, inovação ambiental, estratégia competitiva e gestão do conhecimento. Metodologia/Análise de dados: Esta pesquisa utiliza um modelo interveniente com técnicas de análise de caminho para analisar se as variáveis mediadoras podem influenciar a relação entre as variáveis independentes e dependentes. A população da pesquisa é composta por MPMEs da cidade de East Java, com uma amostra de 620 respondentes. Os instrumentos utilizados foram questionários baseados em questionários e entrevistas via Zoom utilizando Smart PLS 3, Google Sheet e Google Forms. As variáveis medidas incluem critérios de modelo de negócios, informações digitais sustentáveis, dinamismo da ecoinovação e sustentabilidade das relações PME-Banco. Os procedimentos de pesquisa incluem medição, testes de bootstrap e medição de modelos mediadores para determinar a significância da relação entre as variáveis. Resultados: Os resultados da pesquisa mostram que é importante para as MPMEs em Surabaya implementar inovação sustentável, fortalecer as relações com os bancos e utilizar a informação digital de forma sustentável para melhorar a sustentabilidade de seus negócios. Originalidade/valor: Esta pesquisa examina a influência integrada de vários fatores, incluindo critérios de modelo de negócios, informações digitais sustentáveis, dinamismo da ecoinovação e relações PME-banco, na sustentabilidade das PME. Implicações práticas: Os resultados desta pesquisa podem ser utilizados por formuladores de políticas e instituições relacionadas para desenvolver programas e políticas que apoiem as PME na obtenção da sustentabilidade

    MODELLING SPILLWAY FOR FLOOD CONTROL OPTIMIZATION IN EMBANKMENT DRY DAM

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    Purpose: The primary purposes of this present study are to show and compare 3 (three) different types of spillways, namely normal, differential, and labyrinth, by means of passing exceptional flood events with acceptable safety and margin for the dam and spillway while maintaining a hydraulic safety point of view.   Theoretical reference: Ciawi dry dam is a homogenous type of dam with an inclined wet core built in the Ciliwung River, Jakarta, Indonesia. Its purpose is to retain 50 years of floods and cut the peak of floods as part of the Jakarta flood control system. It has been functioning since the year 2022 with another dry dam in the same River basin called the Sukamahi dry dam.   Method: The flood control capacity of the dry dam with a spillway and gateless bottom outlets designed at the riverbed level is investigated with an analytical approach using a theoretical formula. Numerous design discharges were verified and compared for specific scenarios engaging the operation of bottom outlets reviewed based on flood control and the safety of the dam. In addition, a spillways type comparison is made for a scenario with one gate opening and one gate closing of the bottom outlet using PMF design discharge to confirm the satisfaction of dry dam outlet capacity.   Result and Conclusion: The best design choice that can be recommended for the worst scenario is the Labyrinth spillway with a width of 155m and an angle of 18o while the spillway span width is kept to the same existing normal spillway width. This proposed design improvement option with labyrinth spillway for the PMF flood discharge still has a freeboard of 1.17 m allowance to the crest of the dam in the closed gate condition, 1.88 m of freeboard in 1 gate opened condition, and 2.55 m of freeboard while both gates are opened.   Implication of research: This present study evaluates the performance of a dry dam design outlet in flood control by assessing the reservoir capacity to compare the existing built normal spillway with the other types of spillways, namely differential and labyrinth. It will recommend an alternative type of spillway for the Ciawi dry dam or another dam to face global climate change and a future challenge.   Originality/value: The comprehensive investigation of the limitations and benefits of comparing 3 different types of spillways: normal, differential and labyrinth, with a combination scenario of 2 gates opening and closing in the embankment type of dry dam. This proposed type of spillway could be used for upgrading works and even for a new dam

    THERMOGRAPHIC STUDY IN THE LODANA-UTM EXTENSION PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANT FOR THE PREVENTION OF BREAKDOWNS

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    Objective: Detect the hot spots present in the photovoltaic modules, to know what type of maintenance they need to achieve good energy performance.   Methods: The bibliographic review method, the inductive-deductive and the experimental method were applied, through visual inspection and infrared thermography to determine the number of panels that are affected, using the temperature variation technique.   Results: It was obtained that 7.41% need corrective maintenance, 11.11% preventive maintenance and 81.48% predictive maintenance, this maintenance must be carried out with the objective that the photovoltaic generator does not lose its optimal operability during its work process and decrease its performance, this prediction method is done automatically, the procedure allows you to organize the detection and classification process more effectively.   Conclusions: Thermography is a passive, non-contact measurement method. Thermal images show the temperature distribution on the surface of the object. Thermal imaging technology has become one of the most valuable diagnostic tools for predictive maintenance by detecting anomalies that are not normally visible to the naked eye. These can prevent costly system failures before they occur, thereby achieving that reduces the occurrence of breakdowns, increases the overall performance factor, improves the profitability conditions of the project, reduces costs associated with its operation

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