“Sustainable development is the responsibility of every part of society, across the world. It cannot be achieved without linkages, across the goals, but also between institutions, governments, companies, NGOs, and people.”
FEB UI has direct involvement in, or input into, national governments or non-local governmental organizations, SDG policy development – including identifying problems and challenges, developing policies and strategies, modeling future possibilities with and without intervention, monitoring and reporting on interventions, and enabling adaptive management. one of the activities carried out in 2020 is the Multidimensional Poverty in Indonesia webinar during the Covid-19 Pandemic; and in 2021 publish press conference: Indonesia Economic Outlook 2022.
FEB UI initiates and participates in cross-sectoral dialogues on the SDGs, for example conferences involving governments or NGOs. One of the agendas in 2020 is Climate Change and the Role of Renewable Energy and in 2021 held an event to launch the 2045 Indonesia Book
FEB UI participates in international collaboration in collecting or measuring data for the SDGs, one of the steps taken is event collaboration with tanoto foundation sponsorship for webinars discussing SDG’s.
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FEB UI held fully funded Bootcamp Joint Programme FEB UI & HVF Germany in UI Campus Depok, February 17th-21st 2020. One of event collaboration with NGOs to tackle the SDGs through: student volunteering programmes, research programmes, or development of educational resources.
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FEB UI continually publish progress against against SDG 1-17, either individually or within an annual report. FEB UI has 105 publications in 2021 and 80 publications in 2020
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI release international journals, international proceedings, international book chapters, national journals, and national books. Some of these publications are indexed by Economic Literature related to SDG 1 and Scopus.
In 2020 researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released three journals, one proceeding, two chapters of international books and two national books. Then, in 2021 released two journals and one national book. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 1 in NO POVERTY with the following titles:
– 2021: “A Dream of Offspring: Two Decades of Intergenerational Economic Mobility in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The effects of renewable energy-based village grid electrification on poverty reduction in remote areas: The case of Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Strategi Peningkatan Kesejahteraan Petani Tembakau, Petani Cengkeh dan Pekerja Rokok di Indonesia” (National Book)
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Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI release international journals, national journals, and international book chapters. Some of these publications are indexed by Economic Literature related to SDG 3 and Scopus.
In 2021 released fourteen international journals. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 3 in GOOD HEALTH AND WELLBEING with the following titles:
– 2021: “Good intentions, unintended outcomes: Impact of social assistance on tobacco consumption in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The sustainability of premium payment of national health insurance’s self-enrolled members in Jakarta Greater Area” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The regional and referral compliance of online healthcare systems by Indonesia National Health Insurance agency and health-seeking behavior in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Effect of message approach and image size on pictorial health warning effectiveness on cigarette pack in Indonesia: A mixed factorial experiment” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Significance of Chronic Diseases and Smoking Behavior in the Development of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Among Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Is youth smoking related to the density and proximity of outdoor tobacco advertising near schools? Evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Effects of Pictorial Health Warnings on Cognitive, Affective, and Smoking Behavior: A Mixed Methods Study in Four Cities in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Opportunities and Challenges of Tobacco Control Policy at District Level in Indonesia: A Qualitative Analysis” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The politics of funding universal healthcare: Diverting local tobacco taxes to subsidise the national health scheme in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Policy incoherence and tobacco control in Indonesia: An analysis of the national tobacco-related policy mix” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Perceptions of nutritional value, sensory appeal, and price influencing customer intention to purchase frozen beef: Evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “New evidence of illicit cigarette consumption and government revenue loss in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Impact of price and non-price policies on household cigarette consumption and nutrient intake in smoking-tolerant Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Health Care Infrastructure Limits the Ability of the Poor to Utilize National Health Insurance: The Case of Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “National vaccination and local intervention impacts on covid-19 cases” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Did noise pollution really improve during covid-19? Evidence from Taiwan” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Health services provision and decision to buy Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN) in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Intention to consume halal pharmaceutical products: evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Health burden of overweight and obesity: Mortality and years of life lost (YLL) of diseases in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The Effect of Age at First Marriage on the Incidence of Labor Complications and Babies with Low Birth Weight in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Food Insecurity and Healthcare Utilization in Indonesia: Evidence from Indonesian National Household Surveys” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Calorie Consumption and Indonesia’s Household Expenditure: Is There a Paradox?” (National Journal)
– 2021: “The Impact of Mother’s Bargaining Power on the Nutritional Status of Children in Indonesia” (National Journal)
– 2021: “Tangguh di Tengah Pandemi: Belajar dari bakteri” (National Book)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI release international journals, national journals, and international book chapters. Some of these publications are indexed by Economic Literature related to SDG 4 and Scopus.
In 2021 released three international journals, one national journal, and one national book. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 4 in QUALITY EDUCATION with the following titles:
– 2021: “Growth mindset, delayed gratification, and learning outcome: evidence from a field survey of least-advantaged private schools in Depok-Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Improving Competitiveness Through Vocational and Higher Education: Indonesia’s Vision For Human Capital Development In 2019–2024” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Enhancing Islamic financial literacy through community-based workshops: a transtheoretical model” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Dampak E-Learning terhadap Anggaran Pelatihan Kementerian Keuangan” (National journal)
– 2021: “Indonesian Stock’s Influencer Phenomenon: Did Financial Literacy on Millennial Age Reduce Herding Behavior?” (National journal)
– 2021: “Panduan Pelaksanaan Magang/Praktik Kerja di Sektor Ekonomi dan Keuangan Syariah Dalam Mendukung Merdeka Belajar: Kampus Merdeka” (National book)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI release international journals, national journals, proceeding international, national book, and community service. Some of these publications are indexed by Economic Literature related to SDG 5 and Scopus.
In 2021 released one international journal, two international proceeding, one national journal and one community service. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 5 in GENDER EQUALITY with the following titles:
– 2021: ” SPATIAL ENTRAPMENT OF WOMEN WORKERS IN METROPOLITAN AREAS” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Conflict Management and Housewife Community Empowerment Programs: Group Dynamics Process in Empowerment Programme” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Gender Equality on Board and Banks’ Earning Management: Achieving SDG in Southeast Asia’s Corporation” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Stereotip Pekerjaan Berbasis Gender Dalam Konteks Indonesia” (National journal)
– 2021: “Encouraging women pursuing higher education and promoting Indonesian women’s expertise” (Pengabdian Masyarakat)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI in 2021 released one international journal indexed by Economic Literature related to SDG 6 and Scopus. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 6 in CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION Y with the following titles:
– 2021: “THE ADEQUACY OF HOUSEHOLDS SANITATION LEVEL IN THE CITY OF JAKARTA: A MICRODATA ANALYSIS FROM SUSENAS 2017” (Journal indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released one international journal (2021) indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 7. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 7 on AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY with the following titles:
– 2021: “Progressive biodiesel policy in Indonesia: Does the Government’s economic proposition hold?” (Journal indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released twenty-four international journals, eight international proceedings, one policy brief (2021) indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 8. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 8 on DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH with the following titles:
– 2021: “Covid-19 dan Percepatan Pemulihan Ekonomi 2021: Harapan, Tantangan dan Strategi Kebijakan” (Policy Brief)
– 2021: “Dasar-Dasar Pengelolaan Usaha Berbasis Rumah Tangga” (registered intellectual property rights)
– 2021: “Sustainability practices and the cost of debt: Evidence from ASEAN countries” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The effect of enterprise risk management on financial performance and firm value: the role of environmental, social and governance performance” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The diffusion and adoption of integrated reporting: a cross-country analysis on the determinants” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Spatial impacts of fiscal stimulus policies during the 2009 global financial crisis in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The effect of the characteristics and activities of the board of directors on sustainable development goal (Sdg) disclosures: Empirical evidence from southeast asia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Asymmetric transmission of monetary policy to interest rates: Empirical evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Does the service trade openness mitigate real exchange rate volatility?” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “How a nonprofit organization delivers online accountability through social media” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Are Disasters a Risk to Regional Fiscal Balance? Evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Conceptualizing financial capability: evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Quality of Entrepreneurship and Micro-, Small-and Medium-sized Enterprises’ (MSMEs) Financial Performance in Indonesia* (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Demand or supply shock during the COVID-19 crisis: empirical evidence from public firms in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Stock Market Performance in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Micro, small, and medium enterprises’ business vulnerability cluster in indonesia: An analysis using optimized fuzzy geodemographic clustering” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Green economy post COVID-19: insights from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Evaluation of Government Reform in Tax Administration: Evidence from Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Identifying the Role of Gold on Sustainable Investment in Indonesia: The DCC-GARCH Approach” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The influence of global financial liquidity on the indonesian economy: Dynamic analysis with threshold var” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Mitigating the shadow economy through financial sector development in Indonesia: some empirical results” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Real exchange rate misalignments: The case of the indonesian rupiah” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Financial spillover in emerging asia: A tale of three crises” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Exploring the Role of Knowledge Management and” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “MSME lending and bank efficiency: Evidence from Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Risk governance, market competition and operational risk disclosure quality: A study of the ASEAN-5 banking sector” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Fiscal Sustainability in Indonesia with Asymmetry” (National journal)
– 2021: “Effects of Financial Inclusion and Openness on Banking Stability: Evidence from Developing and Developed Countries” (National journal)
– 2021: “Loan Diversification, Market Concentration, and Stability in the Indonesian Banking Industry” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Foreign Ownership and Access to Bank Services in Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Designing Sustainable Islamic Microfinance to Enhance the Accessibility of Poor Borrowers in Indonesia: An Appreciative Intelligence Approach” (proceeding)
– 2021: “The Link Between Travel Motivation and Satisfaction in Heritage Destination: The Role of Experiential Factors and Heritage Destination Image” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The Effect of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Disclosure and Competitive Advantage on Companies Performance as An Implementation of Sustainable Economic Growth in Indonesia for Period of 2015-2019” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The impact of environmental, social, and governance performance on firm risk in the asean-5 countries, 2011–2017” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Identifying the effect of financial and market access on micro-enterprise performance in Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Esg disclosure and firm value: family versus nonfamily firms” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
“What can we learn from the economic and social realms of global value chain? evidence from the Indonesian electronics industry” (Book chapter indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released twelve international journals, two international proceedings, one international book chapter, two national journals (2021) indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 9. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 9 on INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE with the following titles:
-2021: “The effect of knowledge spillover on productivity: Evidence from manufacturing industry in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Leaders’ support of sustainable innovation and business sustainability in developing countries: Evidence from small and medium food processing enterprises” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Managing leverage of infrastructure projects: Aggregate and sectoral risk effect” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “Assessment on the use of meteorological and social media information for forest fire detection and prediction in Riau, Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “E-Commerce Performance, Digital Marketing Capability and Supply Chain Capability within E-Commerce Platform: Longitudinal Study Before and After COVID-19” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “To pay or not to pay: understanding mobile game app users’ unwillingness to pay for in-app purchases” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “Adoption of FinTech Products: A Systematic Literature Review” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “The effect of business uncertainty on IT governance” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “Determinants of digital zakat payments: lessons from Indonesian experience” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “Cognitive Capability for Business Model Change in” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “The Impact of Technological, Organisational, Environmental Factors on The Adoption of QR Code Indonesian Standard and Micro Small Medium Enterprise Performance” (Journal indexed Scopus)
-2021: “Identifying Limiting Factors for Feasible Productivity Improvement for Smallholder Farmers in Coffee Sector in Indonesia” (International Journal)
-2021: “Exploring The Intention and Resistance of the Customer in Adopting the Technology Innovation: A Qualitative Study on The NFC-Based Mobile Payment” (National Journal)
-2021: “No such thing as a free app: a taxonomy of freemium business models and user archetypes in the mobile game market” (National Journal)
2021: “Consumer Intention to Adopt PayLater – An Empirical Study” (International Book Chapter)
-2021: “The Impact of Sustainable Environmental Innovation on Companies’ Financial Performance in Far East Asia for the Period of 2012-2019” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
-2021: “Interconnection between information mechanism on crowdfunding platforms and product launch decision on the market: case study of asean-five countries” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released six international journals, two national journals (2021) indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 10. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 10 on REDUCED INEQUALITIES with the following titles:
– 2021: “Household financial vulnerability in Indonesia: Measurement and determinants” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “THE EFFECT OF SAVING ACCOUNT OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ON HOUSEHOLD LOANS IN INDONESIA” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Impact analysis of religiosity and altruism on multidimensional inequality” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Tax aggressiveness and sustainable welfare: the roles of corruption and tax allocation inefficiency” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “From ‘sick nation’ to ‘superpower’: Anti-corruption knowledge and discourse and the construction of Indonesian national identity (1997–2019)” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Urban gig workers in Indonesia during COVID-19 the experience of online ‘ojek’ drivers” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Pengaruh Kebijakan Peningkatan Upah Minimum terhadap Ketimpangan Upah (Studi Kasus Provinsi-Provinsi di Jawa)” (National journal)
– 2021: “Kapasitas Keuangan dan Kesadaran Atas Produk Keuangan: Survei Rumah Tangga Berpenghasilan Rendah di Jabodetabek dan Surakarta, Indonesia” (National journal)
– 2020: “Impact analysis of religiosity and altruism on multidimensional inequality” (Journal indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released in 2021 ten international journals, three international proceedings, two national journals indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 11. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 11 on SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES with the following titles: – 2021: “Tax aggressiveness and sustainable welfare: the roles of corruption and tax allocation inefficiency”
– 2021: “Determinant factors of urban housing preferences among low-income people in Greater Jakarta” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Bad light, bad road, or bad luck? The associations of road lighting and road surface quality on road crash severities in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Spatial sorting of rich versus poor people in Jakarta” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Knowledge management and natural disaster preparedness: A systematic literature review and a case study of East Lombok, Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Indicators of community preparedness for fast-onset disasters: a systematic literature review and case study” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The role of norms in predicting waste sorting behavior” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Economic Inequality Decomposition and Spatial Pattern of Crime in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The shape of water: Analysis of corporate water disclosure in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Data on knowledge management and natural disaster preparedness: A field survey in East Lombok, Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The Influences of Perceived Usefulness and Online Social Network Attributes on The Intention to Seek and Share Information on Indonesia’s Smart City Digital Platform” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The Role of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES) for The Village Community Economy” (National journal)
– 2021: “Digital Village and Financial Literacy of the Village Officials: Evidence from Aceh Tamiang“ (National journal)
– 2021: “Implementation of Smart City Concept: A Case of Jakarta Smart City, Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Assessment of Local Economic Development and Its Factors to Improve Welfare in The Several Regions in Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Commute time decisions in dual-worker households” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released in 2021 six international journals, two international proceedings, one national journal, and two publication registered intellectual property rights indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 12. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 12 on RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION with the following titles:
– 2021: “Corporate social responsibility, family ownership and earnings management: the case of Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The drivers of energy-related CO2 emission changes in Indonesia: structural decomposition analysis” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Effect of COVID-19 on energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “What drivers the decoupling of CO2 emissions in the Indonesian manufacturing industry? An analysis of firm level factors” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Sustainability strategy of Indonesian and Malaysian palm oil industry: a qualitative analysis” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Analysis of the mitigation effects of corporate social responsibility on the negative impact of high leverage in ASEAN-5” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Personal Norm and Pro-Environmental Consumer Behavior: An Application of Norm Activation Theory “(National journal)
– 2021: “Linking Green Skepticism to Green Purchase Behavior on Personal Care Products in Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Disclosure of Enterprise Risk Management in ASEAN 5: Sustainable Development for Green Economy” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Management of Increasing Economic Value of Organic Waste with Maggot Cultivation” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Corporate Social Responsibility: Jenis, Motif, dan Manfaat” (registered intellectual property rights)
– 2021: “Corporate Social Responsibility dan Penciptaan Nilai:Praktik Filantropi di Indonesia” (registered intellectual property rights)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI in 2021 released two international journals indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 13. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 13 on CLIMATE ACTION with the following titles:
– 2021: “Connecting climate and communicable disease to penta helix using hierarchical likelihood structural equation modelling” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Indonesian Green Sukuk (Islamic Bond) of Climate Change: A Revisited Analysis” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI in 2021 released two article journals, three international proceedings, one international book chapter indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 14. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 14 on LIFE BELOW WATER with the following titles:
– 2021: “Using multivariate generalized linear latent variable models to measure the difference in event count for stranded marine animals” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Studi Kelayakan Bisnis: Studi Kasus Usaha Budidaya Ikan Kakap Putih di Indonesia Timur” (registered intellectual property rights)
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Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released in 2021 two international journals, sic international book chapters, five national journals, and one international proceeding indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 16. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 16 on PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS with the following titles:
– 2021: “Customer attribution toward corporate social responsibility: the importance of social justice in COVID-19 donation” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Does political motives affect local government financial statement quality?” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Does regulatory enforcement improve continuing disclosure? The municipal securities market case of the Municipalities Continuing Disclosure Cooperation (MCDC) initiative” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Determinants of anti-corruption disclosure in state-owned enterprises in Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The effects of verbal abuse and abusive supervision toward turnover intention through emotional exhaustion: an empirical study of garment workers in Indonesia” (Proceeding indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Transparansi Pelaporan Keuangan: Apakah Berdampak terhadap Penghindaran Pajak dan Nilai Perusahaan” (National journal)
– 2021: “Kompetisi dan Efisiensi pada Pengadaan Pemerintah: Bukti Empiris pada Kementerian/Lembaga di Indonesia” (National journal)
Researchers from the Faculty of Economics and Business UI released in 2021 four international journals, two national journals indexed by Economic Literature and Scopus related to SDG 17. Furthermore, there are several studies that support the realization of SDG 17 on PARTNERSHIP FOR THE GOALS with the following titles:
– 2021: “A paradigm shift in financial landscape: encouraging collaboration and innovation among Indonesian FinTech lending players” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “When extractive political institutions affect public-private partnerships: Empirical evidence from Indonesia’s independent power producers under two political regimes” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “A different view on ASEAN capital market integration” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “The challenge of implementing public-private partnerships: a transaction costs perspective on waste to energy projects in Indonesia” (Journal indexed Scopus)
– 2021: “Advocacy Coalition Framework of Ultra Micro Loan Policymaking in Indonesia” (National journal)
– 2021: “Cooperative Partnership with Milk Companies Based on Codex Alimentarius in Realizing Food Sovereignty in Indonesia” (National journal)
