Penelitian ini membahas tentang peran Ganda Perempuan pada keluarga masyarakat petani. Tujuan penelitian ini untuk mengungkap bagaimana peran ganda perempuan dalam meningkatkan ekonomi keluarga di Desa Simpang Duhu Dolok, dan apa dampak peran ganda perempuan terhadap keluarga. Teori yang dipakai dalam penelitian ini adalah teori peran, perempuan, keluarga dan gender. Jenis penelitian ini menggunakan penelitian kualitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif dengan analisis data reduksi data, triangulasi, penyajian data, dan penarikan kesimpulan atau verifikasi. Informan dalam penelitian ini sebanyak delapan orang. Hasil dalam penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa peran ganda perempuan memberikan peran dalam bidang perekonomian yaitu ibu rumah tangga mampu menjalankan peran ganda dalam keluarganya dengan memberikan hasil tambahan pendapatan bagi keluarga dan meringankan beban suami untuk membiayai pendidikan anak-anaknya dengan melakukan pekerjaan bertani. Peran dalam bidang keluarga yaitu Ibu rumah tangga juga mampu mengatasi persoalan dalam keluarganya bekerja sama dengan anak dan kepala keluarga.
The existence of socio-economic benefits generated from waste savings makes the role of waste banks not only limited to waste management and recycling. But the waste bank is also able to increase participation, skills and changes in the attitude of the poor in waste management, especially women who are always involved in the household scale waste management process. On the basis of this, it is important to see the influence of the waste bank on the empowerment of poor women in Sicanang Belawan, Medan. This study uses several theoretical descriptions and related concepts; Garbage Bank and Community Empowerment Program. This research design uses associative research methods with a quantitative approach. This approach is deliberately chosen because to be able to find out the influence and also the relationship between the waste bank program variables and the empowerment of poor women. In this study, the sampling technique uses Harry King's Nomogram, where the total customers of 10 waste banks are 200 customers. Of the 200 customers taken samples with a 5% error rate. So that the number of samples to be examined is 30 customers. Then, 30 of these customers are evenly distributed to each bank of waste banks. So there are 3 customers to represent each waste bank. The results showed, first; The Waste Bank program partially has a significant influence on the empowerment of poor women. This can be seen from the value of Sig = 0.000 which is smaller than α 0.05. In addition, the R Square value is 0. 472. which means that 47.2% of the variation in the variables of empowerment of women can be influenced by the variables of the waste bank program. Second; there is a positive and strong relationship between the Waste Bank Program and Poor Women's Empowerment of r = 0.687.
This paper aims to examine how an inappropriate traded‐off design scheme of monetary rewards as reinforcers to task motivation and performance can promote poor quality of publication in academia and create the potential ‘hidden costs of rewards.’ Six universities in the western and eastern regions of Indonesia were selected to investigate this issue, and 70 academics from different social science backgrounds were interviewed. Our research results show that the monetary rewards implemented by the Indonesian government only act as a trigger for the initial motivation and become a quantitative lever for journal publications, not a quality lever. Consequently, the quality of publication is still poor because of the low‐powered incentive schemes that are designed based on task‐completion, disregarding the ‘synergistic effect’ between the government's intentions and the academics' attributions. The implications of this study and recommendations to policymakers are provided in this paper.
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