Development of the sustainable human development index model in West Papua

Tjolli, Ihwan; Karuniasa, Mahawan; Rehiara, Adelhard Beni; Jance, Supit; Lestari, Indah

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/716/1/012106

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“…The findings of this study are consistent with earlier work by Tjolli et al [37] which showed that HDI had an impact on lowering poverty. Al-Nuaimi and Al-Ghamdi [46] also showed that HDI supports economic development.…”

Section: The Effect Of the Human Development Index On Sustainable Dev...supporting

confidence: 93%

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Good Government Governance as a Moderator in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Indonesia

Yanto,

Pujiati,

Handayani

et al. 2024

IJSDP

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The goal of this study was to examine and assess the factors that affect Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) study in Indonesia. Based on the context in this research, just the case in Indonesia, Economic Growth, the Human Development Index, and the Environmental Quality Index were the factors utilized in the study to assess the ability to fulfill the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The effect of the Good Government Governance (GGG) variable as a moderating variable was also included in this study. The data used in this study were annual statistics from all provinces in Indonesia, namely 34 provinces from 2018 to 2021. The Warp-PLS 7.0 Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) software was used to analyze the hypotheses test in this investigation. The study's findings revealed that Economic Growth and Human Development Index have a substantial effect on the SDGs, however, the Environmental Quality Index variable had insignificant results. Furthermore, the Good Government Governance (GGG) variable considerably moderates the effect of economic growth, the Human Development Index, and the Environmental Quality Index on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Section: The Effect Of the Human Development Index On Sustainable Dev...supporting

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“…In research conducted by Kroll et al [2], it was stated that HDI influences the development of SDGs. Meanwhile, in research from Quy [14] and Tjolli et al [37], HDI has a negative effect. Based on this statement, the following hypothesis is obtained:…”

Section: The Influence Of the Human Development Index On The Sdgsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Good Government Governance as a Moderator in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Indonesia

Yanto,

Pujiati,

Handayani

et al. 2024

IJSDP

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“…Furthermore, the finding is an alternative to the means in increasing HDI based on fiscal capacity (Khusaini, 2020;Rizki & Saputra, 2018), political will (Amaluddin et al, 2018), and public services in the health sector (Candradewini & Nirmalasari, 2018). This study emphasizes the importance of the perspective on the methods of achieving development goals rather than the content of development such as human development (Lind, 2019;Scherbov & Gietel-Basten, 2020), infrastructure development (Castro, Taleires, & Silveira, 2021), sustainable environment (Jin et al, 2020;Lai & Chen, 2020;Lima et al, 2022;Tjolli et al, 2021), information and communication technology (N. H. Khan et al, 2019;Zhang & Danish, 2019), globalization (Asadi & Marin, 2019), economic development (Bhowmik, 2018;Kinnunen et al, 2019), and democracy (Gruczyn ska, 2018; Kinnunen et al, 2019).…”

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“…More focused HDI studies within the Indonesian national scope have also been carried out by Hasanah, Bahri, & Fitriyani (2021) and Haseeb, Suryanto, Hartani, & Jermsittiparsert (2020). Meanwhile, studies in various regions in Indonesia have also been conducted by Ansyar, Padjung, & Salam (2021), Candradewini & Nirmalasari (2018), and Tjolli, Karuniasa, Rehiara, Jance, & Lestari (2021.…”

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Key Success in Fostering Human Development Index at the Local Level

Muluk

Wahyudi

2022

otoritas

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Human Development Index (HDI) determines human prosperity in different countries using value assets. In general, the primary measurement includes the three basic indices, namely education, health, and a decent standard of living. HDI is a measure of development and governance success in terms of economic growth and human development. Generally, studies on HDI take place at the national and regional levels, and comparisons of its achievements between countries, while those at the municipal level are limited. Studies on the determinants of the success of increasing HDI tend to focus on local governments' fiscal capacity and political will and rarely touch the capacity of public administration in managing government, specifically in the development planning stage. This study examined the increased success of the Malang City's HDI by adopting a logical framework (log-frame) analysis with secondary data from the Malang bureau of statistics. The results showed an 80.89 increase in HDI from 2014 to 2018, including the education and health indexes, with a decent standard of living. The increased success is shown by the Regional Medium Term Development Plan (RPJMD), including basic education development program, regional public hospital service programs, and food security program for education, health, and purchasing power indices. Therefore, the local government needs to maintain and enhance the HDI in both medium- and long-term plans. The novelty of this study lies in the use of a logical framework in preparing regional development plans that support efforts to increase HDI consistently in the medium term. This reinforces the need to strengthen the perspective of how to achieve development goals compared to other studies that focus more on the perspective of the substance of development.

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“…System dynamics is a problem analysis technique that imitates a complex, dynamic, nonlinear, and feedback-equipped system or abstraction form (Tjolli et al, 2021). A system dynamics model is capable of accepting system dynamics that require some interventions that need to be integrated throughout the simulation, increasing the model's complexity.…”

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The Indonesian Government’s Role in Setting Renewable Energy Targets to Reduce GHG Emissions from the Electrical Energy Sector

Rehiara,

Setiawidayat,

Marini

et al. 2023

NJEDP

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Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are being blamed for global warming, and the Indonesian government is concerned about it. The government has proven its concern for GHG reduction by participating in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and signing the Paris Agreement. In order to meet the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) target in the National Energy General Plan (RUEN) 2015-2050, the government has issued regulations and plans designed to achieve the objective of producing up to 31% of the nation’s electrical energy from renewable sources by 2050. The RUEN transcription in the General Plan of Regional Energy (RUED) will be implemented in the RUED of West Papua (RUED-P), which is expected to reach the target of 33% of the energy production from renewable sources by . The main issues with implementing NDC targets in RUEN and RUED-P are related to time and costs. This paper investigates the effectiveness of current and proposed government regulations in achieving Indonesia's NDC target by 2030 through the implementation of RUEN and RUED-P in the province of West Papua. The simulation results show that the target of achieving the NDC target of a 29% reduction in GHGs through RUEN can be surpassed. The potential exists to achieve a reduction of 54,363 tons CO2e (or 30.01%), compared to the ‘business as usual’ (BAU) scenario of 77.619 tons CO2e. However, the NDC target of a 41% reduction by 2050 will not be met as implemention of the West Papua regional scenario via the RUED-P will result in a GHG reduction of only 55,393 tons of CO2e, or 28.63% under this scenario. By imposing a 2030 target for energy production from renewable sources amounting to 33% of total generating capacity under RUED-P, the NDC target can actually be exceeded. Under every scenario, the state-owned electric company (PLN) operates at a deficit under current customer pricing. For this reason, the government needs to increase the basic electricity tariff to IDR 2,500 per kWh in order to support PLN operations and not burden the state's budget by subsidizing PLN’s losses.

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Development of the sustainable human development index model in West Papua

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Good Government Governance as a Moderator in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Indonesia

Good Government Governance as a Moderator in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Indonesia

Key Success in Fostering Human Development Index at the Local Level

The Indonesian Government’s Role in Setting Renewable Energy Targets to Reduce GHG Emissions from the Electrical Energy Sector

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