Crowdfunding green projects in Brunei: awareness and investing preferences

Wasiuzzaman, Shaista; Pungut, Nurul Nabilah Hj; Don, Muhammad Khaliq Syafie Md

doi:10.1108/meq-03-2021-0046

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“…In Nigeria, the intention of SMEs to implement Islamic crowdfunding is investigated by Kazaure, Abdullah, Zawawi, & Hamzah (2021). Furthermore, the intention to use crowdfunding in Bangladesh is carried out by Munim, Shneor, Adewumi, & Shakil (2020); in China by Kang, Gao, Wang, & Zheng (2016) and Wang, Li, Kang, & Zheng (2019); in Malaysia by Wasiuzzaman, Chong, & Ong (2021); in Brunei Darussalam by Wasiuzzaman, Hj Pungut, & Md Don (2021); in Nigeria by Sulaiman, Muhammad, & Abdulaziz (2021); and in Italy by Troise & Tani (2020) in relation with the equity crowdfunding.…”

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MSMEs and Islamic Securities Crowdfunding: The Importance of Financial Literacy

Majid

Nugraha

2022

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The development of Islamic securities crowdfunding (I-SCF) financial technology has recently become a momentum for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in terms of fulfilling capital by issuing shares (sukuk) based on syariah principles. This research examines the role of Islamic financial literacy through the use of variables from the theory of planned behavior about the intentions of MSME actors to apply for capital through I-SCF. A total of 97 responses were collected from MSMEs owners/managers who have been in business for at least two years using an online questionnaire and then examined using structural equation modeling by SmartPLS. The results show that the variables of subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, and attitude toward behavior significantly influence the intention to obtain capital to expand one’s business. The primary finding of this research is that Islamic financial literacy has been experimentally shown to improve the desire of MSME players to expand their business capacity. There is thereby a need for continuous efforts from the Indonesian Financial Service Authority to collaborate with industry players, organising associations, and syariah scholars to boost Islamic financial literacy through sustainable education. In addition, efforts to maintain the uniqueness of I-SCF and its syariah compliancy must be supported by prospective I-SCF providers, even while awaiting their operational permits.

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MSMEs and Islamic Securities Crowdfunding: The Importance of Financial Literacy

Majid

Nugraha

2022

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Green Minds, Green Future: Impact of Environmental Education on Students’ Attitudes and Intentions

Ganguly,

Sinha,

Shah

2024

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Developing a theoretical framework for enhancing green project approaches via Agile methodology

Ali,

Sameh

2024

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The application of green building approaches has significantly increased in many countries and buildings, accompanied by the development of numerous standards and methodologies for their implementation. Despite these efforts, not all risks and challenges facing green projects have been eliminated in some regions. Issues such as financing difficulties, budget overruns, and schedule delays continue to pose significant challenges. As a result, no substantial improvements have been made in the approach to green projects. Therefore, this study aims to develop a theoretical framework that enhances the approach to green projects. By utilizing the AGILE methodology, specifically SCRUM, the most significant risks facing green projects were identified and converted into indicators based on prior studies. Furthermore, Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology, particularly Green BIM (GBIM), was employed to create tools and elements to address these challenges, leading to the development of a conceptual framework capable of providing solutions. This framework was built around 30 indicators, whose weights were determined through an electronic questionnaire involving 140 specialists in green projects, AGILE methodology, and BIM technology. Assistance from academic experts was also sought. The results of the questionnaire, analyzed using statistical methods, contributed to the development of a theoretical framework aimed at improving the approach to green projects.

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Crowdfunding green projects in Brunei: awareness and investing preferences

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MSMEs and Islamic Securities Crowdfunding: The Importance of Financial Literacy

MSMEs and Islamic Securities Crowdfunding: The Importance of Financial Literacy

Green Minds, Green Future: Impact of Environmental Education on Students’ Attitudes and Intentions

Developing a theoretical framework for enhancing green project approaches via Agile methodology

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