Enhancing Green Waqf For Carbonization Technology: Opportunities for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia

Hasan, Nurul Fatma; Syahruddin, Syahruddin

doi:10.21154/elbarka.v5i2.4739

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“…Green waqf is highly recommended to support a green economy. Waqf, as a charitable institution in Islam, is expected to play an important role in environmental protection (Hasan & Syahruddin, 2022). In addition, waste management with carbonization technology can supply renewable energy and play an important role in preserving the environment, improving living standards, and accelerating economic strength.…”

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Analysis of SDGS research: The relationship between climate change, poverty, inequality, and food security: The Indonesian context

Dewananda,

Leniwati,

Wicaksono

2023

JAI

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Research aims: This study investigates the linkages between climate change, inequality, and food security. The study attempts to provide an understanding of the evolution of publications on the topic to identify key emerging themes and policy prescriptions.Design/Methodology/Approach: Mixed methods, bibliometric analysis, and content analysis were employed to examine emerging themes in the literature on climate change, inequality and poverty, and food insecurity in Indonesia. The bibliometric data used were taken from the Gscholar database for 2018-2023.Research findings: The study generated six research themes based on the analyzed literature: (1) Human resource management and wealth redistribution through zakat; (2) Agricultural adaptation to climate change and the concept of sustainable agriculture; (3) Policies or rules applied by the government to regulate the agricultural sector; (4) Limited access to resources, loss of employment, and income in food insecurity among households; (5) Poverty alleviation strategies in reducing inequality and improving the quality of human life; and (6) Comprehensive and sustainable planning to identify challenges, opportunities, policies, inclusive economy, and food security.Theoretical contribution/Originality: This study analyzes and uncovers emerging topics in the field and their contributions to the literature, as well as persistent gaps, and provides future research directions based on emerging themes and policy prescriptions.Practitioner/Policy implication: This study can be used by the government as a regulator and financial institutions as a means of financing and academics.Research limitation/Implication: Future research is expected to examine: (1) The planning of government agencies in mobilizing local resources; (2) The role of zakat institutions in poverty alleviation programs; (3) Sustainable agriculture models; (4) CWLS Green Sukuk financing models; (5) The role of microfinance institutions in poverty alleviation programs; and (6) Studies on cultural economy.

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Analysis of SDGS research: The relationship between climate change, poverty, inequality, and food security: The Indonesian context

Dewananda,

Leniwati,

Wicaksono

2023

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Intention to donate in green waqf among Muslim community: Indonesian case

Huda,

Trianto,

Masrizal

et al. 2024

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Purpose The Indonesian Waqf Board and United Nation Development Program are developing green waqf in Indonesia. Development of green waqf in Indonesia as a response to save the earth from environmental damage and other social impacts. This paper aims to measure public perceptions about willingness to participate in making donations to the green waqf program in Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach Modifying the Theory of Reasoned Action framework, questionnaire data were collected from 311 Muslims in Indonesia. Data were analyzed using the partial least squares structural equation modeling method. Findings The findings show that attitude, subjective norm, product knowledge and trust influence the Muslims in Indonesia to donate to green waqf. In contrast, Islamic religiosity harms the intention to donate in green waqf but is insignificant. Research limitations/implications This research was conducted using a quantitative approach with a limited sample of several communities, so the results cannot be generalized. Further investigation needs to be carried out by involving a more diverse sample to get better results. However, the results of this study can be used as an illustration of how Muslims behave in donating green waqf. Practical implications These results imply that to develop green waqf in Indonesia, especially in attracting waqf candidates willing to make donations, waqf institutions must carry out engineering to shape the attitude of prospective donors through various activities such as socialization and education of the green waqf program. Waqf institutions must also build public trust by involving public figures to campaign for the green waqf program. This will likely increase prospective donors’ active participation in donating their money to develop green waqf in Indonesia. Originality/value Waqf is a severe concern for the Indonesian Government, including waqf for the environment. To the bets of the authors’ knowledge, this paper is the first attempt to look at the behavior of the green waqf model in Indonesia. Thus, the acceleration of waqf development can be realized and is expected to impact the community significantly.

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Enhancing Green Waqf For Carbonization Technology: Opportunities for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia

Cited by 2 publications

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Analysis of SDGS research: The relationship between climate change, poverty, inequality, and food security: The Indonesian context

Analysis of SDGS research: The relationship between climate change, poverty, inequality, and food security: The Indonesian context

Intention to donate in green waqf among Muslim community: Indonesian case

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