A Review on Indian Smart Cities Development with reference to Post Covid Era

Author

Mithun R, Dr. Roopadarshini S

Keywords

Teacher Innovation; Distance Learning; Student with disabilities.

Abstract

Smart Cities are the urban areas, which have been identified with an aim of providing essential infrastructure, environment that is hygienic & sustainable, and provide a good quality of life to their public through the implementation of ‘smart solutions’. In India 100 smart cities are been identified by the National Smart Cities Mission whose core objective is to promote urban areas for developing and improving the socio-economic, physical and institutional pillars of the city to grow the economy and increase quality of life. In this paper, we have reviewed the status and impact on development of smart cities with reference to post COVID-19 pandemic. Here we have studied on basis of six different fundamental aspects, which have seen a boom and downturn in its development after pandemic in their areas like Technology and Innovation, Health, Education, Mobility, Governance, and Environment. This paper outcome will help the policy makers to review their decision based on which aspect of development has positive impact and which sector has negative impact.

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Received : 05 March 2022
Accepted : 12 June 2023
Published : 29 June 2023
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v10.i2.2023.10202

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Innovation Inclusion in Distance Learning: Exploratory Study of Teacher Innovation for Student with Disabilities

Author

Miftakhur Rohmah, Sri Susanti Tjahja Dini,A Jauhar Fuad

Keywords

Teacher Innovation; Distance Learning; Student with disabilities.

Abstract

Distance learning has become increasingly popular in recent years, with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing many educational institutions to shift to online learning. However, students with disabilities may face unique challenges when learning remotely. In this exploratory study, we explore the role of teacher innovation in promoting inclusion for students with disabilities in distance learning. Using a qualitative approach, we conducted interviews with teachers who had experience teaching students with disabilities in a distance learning environment. Our findings suggest that teacher innovation plays a critical role in promoting inclusion for these students. Teachers who were innovative in their approaches to teaching were better able to engage students with disabilities and create a more inclusive learning environment. We also identified several key factors that contribute to teacher innovation in distance learning. These factors include the use of technology, collaboration with other teachers and professionals, and a willingness to try new approaches to teaching. Furthermore, this study highlights the importance of innovation inclusion in distance learning for students with disabilities. By being innovative in their approaches to teaching, teachers can help to ensure that students with disabilities are able to learn effectively and achieve their academic goals. This has important implications for the future of distance learning and the inclusion of students with disabilities in online education.

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Received : 17February2023
Accepted : 09June2023
Published :13June 2023
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v10.i2.2023.10201

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Land Reform Policy: Evaluation Study of the Systematic Land Program

Author

Mas Roro Lilik Ekowanti, Mochamad Ali Imron

Keywords

Land; Reform; Government Policy

Abstract

Land policy is critical in land planning affairs. Some agrarian cases in various regions are evidence that Agrarian Law (UUPA) No. 5 the Year 1960 requires a review. Land redistribution was less than fruitful outcome, a study that carried out in PTSL BPN II Surabaya. This study aims to describe and analyze the impact of the PTSL program at BPN II Surabaya; find out the inhibiting factors; investigate the strategy and impact faced by Indonesia on land policy choice uses a descriptive qualitative research method. The finding indicates a lack of success in land redistribution as the national program that can be seen from the private sector orientation in the policy that the private sector can own 480.000 ha, should only get 25 ha based on UUPA No. 5 in the Year 1960. The advantage of land redistribution for the private sector is due to the investor-oriented private partnership policy. Whereas, the withdrawal budget causes the inhibiting factor for land redistribution in the PTSL context by the central government. The government’s strategy in the future must consider UUPA in applying land redistribution. It can be concluded that land reform policy has a positive impact if the land redistribution policy pays attention to the public interest.

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DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v10.i1.2023.10103

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The Effect of Risk Management on Good Governance and Fraud Prevention at Cash Waqf Manager

Author

Ismi Fitri Aulia, Mohammad Nizarul Alim, Nur Hayati

Keywords

Risk Management; Cash Waqf; Good Governance; Fraud Prevention.

Abstract

Waqf is one of the Islamic social instruments. There are two types of productive waqf instruments, namely assets waqf and cash waqf. Cash waqf poses new challenges to the concept of waqf, perhaps the most obvious is how to ensure that waqf assets continue to exist, for example reduced in value due to the time value of money, operational risks such as poor administrative management, waqf assets that do not develop due to idle funds and loss of waqf assets due to mismanagement. This research aims to explain the role of risk management at waqf manager of cash waqf. This type of research is quantitative research. The results show that risk management is necessary in preventing fraud and enhancing good governance. In case of waqf manager of cash waqf, good governance is not as mediating variable between risk management and fraud prevention.

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Received : 12 November 2022
Accepted : 08 March 2023
Published : 15 March 2023
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v10.i1.2023.10102

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Forecasting Economic Growth: Energy Export and Macroeconomic Instruments

Author

Mochamad Ali Imron*, Muhammad Ridhuan Tony Lim Abdullah, Moeljadi, Rozaini Binti Muhamad Rozkee

Keywords

GRDP; Oil and Gas Exports; Investment; Inflation

Abstract

The economic growth of an area leads more to quantitative changes with measuring instruments using Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP). Oil and gas exports, Inflation, and Investment are also taken the main role in impacting Economic Growth Rate in Jawa Timur Province, Indonesia. The success of economic growth can be known by the economic forecasting model. The results of this study are simultaneously the variable of oil and gas exports, inflation, and Investment have a significant effect on the economic growth in Jawa Timur. The results showed that Oil and Gas Exports, Investment, and Inflation had a considerable influence on the economic growth of Jawa Timur by 89.18 percent. Hence, to increase economic growth in oil and gas exports, the government must be wise in exporting, especially oil and gas.

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Received : 29 September 2022
Accepted : 01 March 2023
Published : 13 March 2023
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v10.i1.2023.10101

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Local Wisdom and Green Economy: The Integration of Farming and Village MSMEs

Author

Moeljadi, Wahdiyat Moko,Risna Wijayanti, Mochamad Ali Imron

Keywords

Green Economy; Sustainable Business; Creative Industry; Village MSMEs; Village Agricultural Business.

Abstract

Without planning that is integrated with the environment, increasing production and consumption utilizing natural resources in the village will give negative excesses to nature. Agriculture and village MSMEs will not be able to last long if the previously beautiful nature is not preserved, because beautiful nature is a strategic advantage for rural communities to support the community. Through the involvement of the Forest Management Village Partnership Institute and Perhutani orderlies, there is hope for the Jabung village community to not only emerge as a short-term economically superior village but can become a role model as a village with a business that is integrated with the environment so as to produce a sustainable livelihood. Of course, the social potential of rural areas in the form of collaboration of local wisdom also needs to be utilized to show the advantages of Jabung village which is integrated in maintaining the sustainability of its business and nature. The previous research and community service that has been carried out by the FEB-UB Team has opened the understanding of the people of PandansariLor Village, Jabung District, Malang Regency to increase the value of village business. Through assistance and assistance in increasing village businesses, advancing village tourism, establishing collaboration of village elements, integrating village businesses to providing Appropriate Technology has helped the Jabung village community in general as a mentoring partner to increase community income. The business development of Jabung village from relying on natural cultivation needs to be developed into a more integrated and more modern village business framework that provides hope for the people in the village to improve their living standards and be sustainable, so it needs to be integrated with the green economy. The purpose of this study is to formulate a framework for the implementation of village business development that is integrated with environmental conservation armed with meta-research on agricultural development and village MSMEs to reach a green economy perspective utilizing the collaboration of compounds and local wisdom. The location of the village that was used as the object of research was pandansariLor village, Jabung.

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Received :07August2022
Accepted :18 December 2022
Published :30 December 2022
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v9.i4.2022.94004

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A Spatio – Temporal Analysis on Human Resource Management in Fishing

Author

Human Resource Management; Agriculture; Sustainability; Economic Variables.

Keywords

Agriculture human resource management is a very complicated issue that is more impacted by social than by economic variables. One of the most significant areas of research in the social sciences is the examination of how fishermen and their relationships in India are affected by the changing ocean structure. Over the past three decades, a number of studies have been conducted on this topic. A quick overview of the research studies conducted on some of the components of human resource management in fishing is felt acceptable to give. In the framework of a fishing economy like ours, this research analyses human resource management’s role in boosting fishing production widely.

Abstract

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Received : 18March2022
Accepted : 15 December 2022
Published :30 December 2022
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v9.i4.2022.94003

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Profit-Sharing Practices for Cattle Farmers on Sapudi Madura Island in Ethnographic Studies and Maqashid Sharia

Author

Rita Yuliana, Rian Abrori, Mada’I Sultan Wirawan, Siti Musyarofah, Muhammad Asim Asyari

Keywords

Profit Sharing; Cattle Breeders; Madura; Maqashid Sharia; Ethnography

Abstract

This study explores the profit-sharing practices carried out by cattle farmers on Sapudi Island, which is a cattle island in Madura. The research method used is ethnographic-religious. The results showed that the profit-sharing practice was determined based on a cooperation model carried out in the form of bendheen and panguwan. The proportion for profit-sharing 50:50 represents the principle of justice and togetherness. Furthermore, in the maqasid sharia review, cattle breeders achieved the five required maslahatans, namely Hifdzu diin (protecting religion), Hifdzu nafs (protecting the soul), Hifdzu aql (protecting the mind), Hifdzu maal (protecting property), and Hifdzu nasl (protecting offspring).

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Received : 07 October 2022
Accepted : 02 December 2022
Published : 08 December 2022
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v9.i4.2022.94001

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