Exploring young and green entrepreneurship in Indonesia: An introduction

Gunawan, Janti; Fraser, Kym

doi:10.18488/journal.1006/2016.6.9/1006.9.185.194

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“…Unfortunately, the SMEs in the craft sector are reportedly large producers of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions, compared to other SMEs in Indonesia (Booth, 2011). Although the Indonesian government has promised financial aid for preventing environmental pollution in the long run (Ministry of Industry Republic of Indonesia, 2017), the development toward a greener economy has progressed slowly (Gunawan and Fraser, 2016). This study helps to understand the process of becoming an ecopreneur, considering the intersections of the ecopreneurs' identities, for example, as a Javanese female Muslim ecopreneur.…”

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The adoption of ecopreneurship practices in Indonesian craft SMEs: value-based motivations and intersections of identities

Gunawan

Essers

Riel

2020

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PurposeThis article explores value-based motivations to adopt ecological entrepreneurship (ecopreneurship) practices and investigates how intersections of social identities such as gender, religion and ethnicity influence these motivations.Design/methodology/approachThe study uses primary data from field observations, social media analysis and semistructured in-depth interviews with 16 owner-managers of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Indonesian craft sector.FindingsThe findings show that self-enhancement, conservation and self-transcendence values motivated the entrepreneurs to adopt ecopreneurship practices. Furthermore, the intersections of identities also tended to influence the entrepreneurs' motivations to adopt ecopreneurship practices.Research limitations/implicationsThe sample was limited to the Indonesian craft sector. However, the study has furthered one’s understanding of how values motivate ecopreneurship behavior. Conservation values were added to the values known to influence proenvironmental behavior. Furthermore, Schwartz's value theory, strongly associated with Western, individualistic, culture is suggested to be adapted. In Asian – collectivist – cultures, the values driving the entrepreneur are often more community-oriented than individualistic.Practical implicationsThis study recommends policymakers to create more inclusive policies to foster the acceleration of sustainable development by equitably including both genders and encourages them to promote local culture, which motivates entrepreneurs in the craft sector to adopt ecopreneurship practices.Originality/valueThe study contributes to the entrepreneurship literature, particularly to the fields of gender and ecopreneurship, by considering the intersections of identities of the ecopreneurs. A research agenda for ecological entrepreneurship and family business researchers is provided.

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The adoption of ecopreneurship practices in Indonesian craft SMEs: value-based motivations and intersections of identities

Gunawan

Essers

Riel

2020

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“…Hasil penelitian Maniu et al (2021) menunjukkan terdapat suatu hubungan antara perilaku ramah lingkungan di tingkat individu dan konteks UMKM. Lingkungan berubah dengan cepat terkait lingkungan, maka tindakan ideal yang harus dilakukan adalah membangun kewirausahaan ramah lingkungan (Gunawan & Fraser, 2016). Kewirausahaan ramah lingkungan adalah proses yang mengidentifikasi, mengevaluasi, dan memiliki peluang kewirausahaan, yang berdasarkan prinsip berkelanjutan, ramah lingkungan, dan hijau (Gast et al, 2017).…”

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Peran Kewirausahaan Perempuan, Kewirausahawan Ramah Lingkungan Dan Orientasi Pasar Sebagai Variabel Yang Mempengaruhi Kinerja Pemasaran UMKM

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Zulfanetti²

2023

JSEB

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Women play an important role in the field of entrepreneurship in the small and medium industry. This study aims to analyze the role of women entrepreneurship, eco-friendly entrepreneurship, and market orientation, on the marketing performance of SMEs. This quantitative research uses a sample survey where the number of respondents is 200 people. Primary data was collected through a questionnaire with a 5-Likert scale. Data analysis using SEM-PLS. Research findings show that women's entrepreneurship has a significant effect on eco-friendly entrepreneurship, as well as market orientation. In addition, environmentally friendly entrepreneurship has been proven to have a significant effect on market orientation, and market orientation has been proven to have an effect on marketing performance. Simultaneously, the marketing performance of MSMEs is significantly influenced by women entrepreneurship, eco-friendly entrepreneurship and market orientation.

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“…A green entrepreneur may either make the business “green” or simply embark on a “green business” (OECD, 2010). Put another way, it is also defined as “some business people who work within the green segments, including an individual who seeks to turn a sector into sustainability with eco-friendly innovations (ecological product design, processes, and services) that reduce resources or increase efficiency towards waste disposal.” (Gunawan and Fraser, 2016). Green business refers to the nature of a product, its renewable nature and the ecological policies within the organization (Lotfi et al , 2018).…”

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Developing leadership styles and green entrepreneurial orientation to measure organization growth: a study on Indian green organizations

Verma

Kumar

2021

JEEE

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Purpose Due to environmental and health awareness, there are a number of green startups increasing day by day and consumers want to use organic products over conventional products. The green enterprise faces unique challenges and opportunities in attracting the right investors, organization growth and their performance. The purpose of this study is to better understand the relationship between green entrepreneurship (GE) and different leadership styles (LS) and their association with organizational growth (OG). Design/methodology/approach This paper proposes a methodology based on multiple independent variables and one dependent variable i.e. multiple regression analysis. A numerical analysis of the Indian organization is presented to demonstrate the use of the proposed method. Findings The findings indicate that different LSs (charismatic, transformational, visionary and servant leadership) feature an influence on entrepreneurial activity. The result of the study also found that GE and LS have a positive effect on OG. Research limitations/implications This research will help the industry reflect on the style of leadership and attempt to introduce a new style of leadership that supports and is suitable for the green organization’s growth. Originality/value The study identified diverse LSs that specifically plays an important role in green entrepreneurship organizations. Additionally, investigate the relationship between OG and GE.

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Exploring young and green entrepreneurship in Indonesia: An introduction

Abstract: This study was undertaken to better understand how

Cited by 9 publications

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The adoption of ecopreneurship practices in Indonesian craft SMEs: value-based motivations and intersections of identities

The adoption of ecopreneurship practices in Indonesian craft SMEs: value-based motivations and intersections of identities

Peran Kewirausahaan Perempuan, Kewirausahawan Ramah Lingkungan Dan Orientasi Pasar Sebagai Variabel Yang Mempengaruhi Kinerja Pemasaran UMKM

Developing leadership styles and green entrepreneurial orientation to measure organization growth: a study on Indian green organizations

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