A study on the determinants of successful performance of Indonesian cooperatives

Kusmiati, Eti; Masyita, Dian; Febrian, Erie; Cahyandito, Martha Fani

doi:10.1108/ijse-02-2022-0078

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“…This suggests that support for transition to more collaborative farming and community supported agricultural activities for those with interest and resources should be invoked [40][41][42][43][44][45][46]. Other studies affirm that when events are carried out in sync/collaboratively failure experienced by an individual farmer can be easily mitigated, this can occur through synergy and crowdsourcing of information and assistance [41,[138][139][140][141][142][143]. Local SSDFs in BPD need to work together as a collective to mitigate failure occurrence, improve farm performance, and become resilient and market competitive.…”

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Sustainability of Rural Small-Scale Farmers Using a Thematic Content-Fed Analytic Hierarchy Process

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Small-scale dairy farming plays a pivotal role in the development of rural economies and has become a key source for job creation and poverty alleviation. However, the survival rate of these enterprises is compromised due to multifaceted challenges. As a result, the newly established or emerging small scale dairy businesses are not sustainable. The objective of this paper is to therefore investigate the determinants affecting sustainability of small-scale dairy enterprises and to develop a framework for failure minimization. The study used purposive snowball sampling techniques to invite small-scale dairy farmers (SSDFs) in Bojanala Platinum District, North West Province, South Africa. The data were analyzed using thematic content analysis (TCA) for factor derivation and ranked using the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). The study revealed the high cost of agricultural inputs, medication and electricity, followed by a lack of agricultural services, and unpredictable weather patterns due to climate change, which were regarded as priority factors proliferating high failure levels and unsustainability by the local farmers. Meanwhile, loadshedding and cattle theft were regarded as low priority factors affecting farming sustainability. The high level of failure in this industry diminishes the chances of farmers to obtain funding or credit; poorer farmers end up falling back into poverty as a consequence of market circumstances beyond their control. The paper concludes that small-scale dairy farming should be revised as part of a broader livelihood strategy by all stakeholders, while continuously pursuing alternative access points to achieve prosperous rural livelihoods, local market information and access, and risk optimization. With the prospects of future climate, geopolitical and environmental crisis, considering how local small-scale dairy farmers (SSDFs) react and use information technology is vital to their sustainability and providing policy relevant knowledge. Furthermore, the SSDFs should be exposed to agricultural funders in their localities, and also access to agricultural sector training authority (AGRISETA) services should be made available for local farmers to receive training for proposal writing to apply for funds.

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“…The assistance provided through different government initiatives directly contributes toward poverty alleviation (Singh and Singh, 2023). The management integrity of an institution plays a dominant role in improving its efficiency and overall growth (Kusmiati et al ., 2023). A clearly outlined hierarchical framework is essential for the smooth functioning of an organization (Panda et al ., 2023).…”

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Constraints to the promotion of financial inclusion in India: an empirical study of implementing agencies under Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana

Solanki,

Chhikara

2023

IJSE

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PurposeThe study aims to discern the primary obstacles confronted by the implementing agencies in their efforts to foster financial inclusion through the “Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana” (PMMY).Design/methodology/approachTo collect primary data, a semi-structured questionnaire was developed. Around 120 loan officers from the implementing agencies (Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs), Regional Rural Banks (RRBs), Small Finance Banks (SFBs), Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) and Micro- Finance Institutions (MFIs)) of Haryana were randomly selected to fulfill the objectives. To categorize the perceived problems into discrete factors, the “factor analysis” technique was employed. The scales were then regressed on factors linked to the demographic characteristics of the loan officers to validate the hypotheses.FindingsThe study highlighted the primary obstacles impeding the advancement of financial inclusion, which encompass a range of factors. These include challenges in management, infrastructure, politics, finance and technology. Furthermore, the study established the association of the explanatory variables, namely gender, age, educational qualification, location and experience of the officers, with the extracted constraints. Notably, the experience of loan officers emerged as the most influential variable contributing to the promotion of financial inclusion through the scheme.Originality/valueThe current body of literature lacks any empirical investigation focusing on the perspectives of the implementing agencies regarding the challenges they encounter in advancing FI. Given the significance of FI in India, where access to formal financial services remains a critical issue, this research adds value by addressing the gaps in understanding the problems encountered.Peer reviewThe peer review history for this article is available at: https://publons.com/publon/10.1108/IJSE-06-2023-0462

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“…x 100% Kusmiati et al (2019) mention that profit growth is the ratio of a company's ability to increase profits compared to the previous year. According to DeAngelo et al (2006), profit growth is the difference in profits earned this period minus the profits of the previous period.…”

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The Effect of Return on Assets to Profit Growth of Perumda BPR Garut

Siti Nurhaida,

Nurhasanah

2022

JISORA

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This research is motivated by changes in profit growth that are still unstable at Perumda BPR Garut, which tend to be high and fluctuate in company activities. Return on Assets (ROA) can be a factor driving profit growth. This study aims to determine the influence of ROA on Profit Growth at Perumda BPR Garut. The data used in this study comes from the financial services authority. In using the data, the researcher uses a quantitative method where the researcher focuses on the analysis of causal relationships. The data taken is in the form of secondary data. Data collection techniques were carried out in this study using documentation and a literature study with descriptive and statistical data analysis. The results of this study indicate that during the 2015-2021 period, ROA and Profit Growth at Perumda BPR Garut fluctuated. Tests carried out using simple linear regression resulted in a relationship correlation value of return on asset is interpreted to have a strong relationship level toward profit return at Perumda BPR Garut. With a coefficient of determination of 0.748, this value implies that the effect of return on assets on profit growth is 74.8%, while the remaining 25.8% is influenced by other variables not examined. Keywords: Return on Assets; Profit Growth; Financial Management

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A study on the determinants of successful performance of Indonesian cooperatives

Cited by 8 publications

References 66 publications

Sustainability of Rural Small-Scale Farmers Using a Thematic Content-Fed Analytic Hierarchy Process

Sustainability of Rural Small-Scale Farmers Using a Thematic Content-Fed Analytic Hierarchy Process

Constraints to the promotion of financial inclusion in India: an empirical study of implementing agencies under Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana

The Effect of Return on Assets to Profit Growth of Perumda BPR Garut

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