Abstract:<p>Creative economy that is very synonymous with creative industry activities, at the moment is considered capable of making a very significant contribution to the regional economy. Creative economy is essentially focused on industries that create goods and services that rely on expertise, talent and creativity as sustainable intellectual property. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME’s) are one of the business sectors that can develop and be consistent in the national economy. MSME’s have always be… Show more
“…There are about 2000 Batik companies in Pekalongan and about 81% of them are small to medium Batik enterprises 32 . As small and medium enterprises are labor-intensive industries, the Batik industries contribute to about 50–65% of the total employment in Pekalongan 46 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 ). All of these efforts have put Pekalongan as the largest creative industry in Java 32 . Figure 2 Batik collections in the Batik Museum Pekalongan 33 .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are about 1100 Batik companies in Pekalongan and about 81% of them are small to medium Batik enterprises 32 . Of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Pekalongan’s manufacturing sector contributed to about 23% of Pekalongan’s GDP 45 .…”
Several studies investigated the dynamics of coastal areas, investigating some issues such as sea-level rise, floods, and water scarcity. Despite existing studies discussing coastal areas, there are limited studies investigating Asian coastal areas and their proposed solutions may not overcome extreme events. This study investigates the dynamics of the Pekalongan coastal area, Central Java, Indonesia. Despite efforts such as the development of dikes and groundwater pumping, people in Pekalongan have currently experienced more frequent floods and land subsidence that have led to larger inundated areas and people migration. Using the system archetypes, this study shows that the coastal area consists of renowned nexus elements (water, land, and food) and less recognized nexus elements (health and wellbeing). This means that changes in one nexus element may threaten other nexus elements, exacerbating problems in the observed system. For instance, unsustainable nexus actions such as overexploited groundwater tend to increase flooded areas, threatening people health, and inducing people migration. The system archetypes also show that the coastal area consists of Limits to Growth structures. As such, growth engines such as land-use change and groundwater pumping should be managed or restricted properly. Managing growth engines can prevent us from natural disasters such as floods and water scarcity. Likewise, as the system archetypes describe generic patterns and solutions, some findings of this study can be useful for the other coastal areas.
“…There are about 2000 Batik companies in Pekalongan and about 81% of them are small to medium Batik enterprises 32 . As small and medium enterprises are labor-intensive industries, the Batik industries contribute to about 50–65% of the total employment in Pekalongan 46 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 ). All of these efforts have put Pekalongan as the largest creative industry in Java 32 . Figure 2 Batik collections in the Batik Museum Pekalongan 33 .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are about 1100 Batik companies in Pekalongan and about 81% of them are small to medium Batik enterprises 32 . Of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Pekalongan’s manufacturing sector contributed to about 23% of Pekalongan’s GDP 45 .…”
Several studies investigated the dynamics of coastal areas, investigating some issues such as sea-level rise, floods, and water scarcity. Despite existing studies discussing coastal areas, there are limited studies investigating Asian coastal areas and their proposed solutions may not overcome extreme events. This study investigates the dynamics of the Pekalongan coastal area, Central Java, Indonesia. Despite efforts such as the development of dikes and groundwater pumping, people in Pekalongan have currently experienced more frequent floods and land subsidence that have led to larger inundated areas and people migration. Using the system archetypes, this study shows that the coastal area consists of renowned nexus elements (water, land, and food) and less recognized nexus elements (health and wellbeing). This means that changes in one nexus element may threaten other nexus elements, exacerbating problems in the observed system. For instance, unsustainable nexus actions such as overexploited groundwater tend to increase flooded areas, threatening people health, and inducing people migration. The system archetypes also show that the coastal area consists of Limits to Growth structures. As such, growth engines such as land-use change and groundwater pumping should be managed or restricted properly. Managing growth engines can prevent us from natural disasters such as floods and water scarcity. Likewise, as the system archetypes describe generic patterns and solutions, some findings of this study can be useful for the other coastal areas.
“…Output yang efisien dapat memicu pemikiran yang kreatif dan pada akhirnya dapat memunculkan ide-ide yang kreatif dan inovatif. Kekreatifan ekonomi yang identik dengan industri kreatif, yang ada saat ini dianggap mampu memberikan kontribusi yang sangat signifikan bagi perekonomian daerah (Sunarjo et al, 2019). Usaha Mikro Kecil dan Menengah (UMKM) mempunyai peran yang strategis dalam pembangunan ekonomi nasional, oleh karena selain berperan dalam pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penyerapan tenaga kerja juga berperan dalam pendistribusian hasil-hasil pembangunan (Numat et al, 2022).…”
Product Innovation and Creativity in developing Manggur batik art MSMEs in Triwung Kidul sub-district is an effort carried out by the owner of Manggur Batik MSMEs, namely Mrs. Malikha. The formulation of the research problem is how innovation and creativity of Maggur Batik products can develop batik art in Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), namely by combining the results of local products and modern products so that this makes consumers interested in the products produced. by batik manggur and prioritizes product quality in terms of the raw materials used in the production process. This research aims to determine product innovation and creativity in developing arts MSMEs in Batik Manggur in Triwung Kidul sub-district. In this research, researchers hope that there will be many practical and theoretical benefits that will help in implementing new innovations and creativity in batik arts MSMEs. This research uses qualitative descriptive research with a purposive area approach as a technique for determining the location. in this case the research uses purposive sampling in batik product innovation and creativity. Purposive sampling was used in this research to determine the innovation and creativity of batik products. This kind of descriptive qualitative research uses a purposive area method for determining location.
“…As one of the creative economy commodities related to tourism activities, tourists often choose fashion as a souvenir due to its advantageous features: no expiration date, practical, and unique. For example, Batik Pekalongan (Sunarjo et al, 2019); Batik Lasem batik from Rembang region (Haryono & Fathoni, 2017); Kain Tenun Lombok from Lombok island (Anggraini et al, 2018); Batik Besurek from Bengkulu Province (Bafaqih & Darwoto, 2022), or the most popular one among the tourists is any products of fashion from Bali. Generally, these region-specific creative economy fashion products are ready-to-wear fashion items that present the uniqueness of many ethnicities and cultures in Indonesia.…”
The implementation of storytelling in current marketing communication has become a global trend, and the need for companies to create engagement with their consumers can be achieved through storytelling techniques. This research examines how Kito Scarf Bengkulu, a unique tourism product of Bengkulu, implements marketing communication techniques through storytelling on its Instagram account. The qualitative research method employed is a case study approach to examine the implementation of digital storytelling on Instagram of Kito Scarf Bengkulu to engage with customers. The findings indicate that in the case of Kito Scarf Bengkulu, the storytelling technique cannot be considered efficient in creating engagement with followers and customers of Kito Scarf. The utilization of Instagram's feed feature in the form of photos and storytelling captions by Kito Scarf does not align with the characteristics of its followers and customers. Several factors contribute to this condition, including the relatively low interest of customers in reading, as well as the content of the photos and captions not being able to capture the interest of the intended target audience. Further investigation into this matter is still necessary.
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