National Economic Emancipation and Development Strategy Needs : A Springboard for Nigerian Sustainable Development

Mcdonald, Udunze Ugochukwu; Okoye-Nebo, Chidiebere

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“…The results of the study showed that the first hypothesis was rejected, which means that community empowerment does not affect the mobilization of economic resources, which is in line with research conducted by (Jegede et al, 2019) and(McDonald et al, 2014) where in their study it was found that various strategies were carried out in empowering youth in Nigeria but were not successful due to poor policy implementation. In this study, community empowerment on economic resources in the tourist village of Sudaji must be carried out optimally and in a targeted manner as an effort to restore economic conditions and the level of welfare of underprivileged communities.…”

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Disharmony and Struggle: Management and Mobilization of Digital-Based Economic Resources in Tourist Village

Purnamawati,

Yuniarta,

Nugraha

et al. 2024

JAM

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The development of digital platforms has not fully reached tourist villages optimally, apart from the fact that their management still contains conflicts of interest between stakeholders. This research examines the role of community empowerment, implementation of sustainable village development programs, and implementation of digital platforms on the management and mobilization of economic resources. The research type is quantitative and the population consists of 8.402 people in Sudaji tourist village, Buleleng-Bali. A total of 110 people were used as samples (village heads, pokdarwis, traditional kelian, and the community) with a random sampling technique using the Slovin formula. Data collection uses a questionnaire with a Likert scale. The results show that the community empowerment variable does not affect the mobilization of economic resources. In contrast, the sustainable development variable shows different results where it significantly positively impacts the mobilization of economic resources. Finally, the digital platform implementation variable does not affect the mobilization of economic resources. This research focuses on the interests of the community as stakeholders so that they can access economic resources optimally and have an impact so that they can empower them with their capacity to increase economic independence while meeting their basic needs so that they become resource literate with the digital world and sustainable villages can be realized.

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Disharmony and Struggle: Management and Mobilization of Digital-Based Economic Resources in Tourist Village

Purnamawati,

Yuniarta,

Nugraha

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JAM

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Poverty and the Democratization Crisis in Nigeria: A Failure of the Social Contract

Jiboku

2019

Equidad Desarro.

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From the time of philosophers such as Thomas Hobbes, it has been made explicit that the state and civil society exist under a mutual-reciprocal relationship. The state exists to serve several purposes in the interest of society, while the civil society is expected to fulfill its obligations to the state for the benefit of all. However, the civil society in Nigeria has not had a good bargain with the state as poverty pervades the land with dire consequences on the entire fabrics of society. The state seems to have failed in promoting the interests of its civil society and most citizens have lost interest in participating in the activities of government. Thus, during most elections, Nigeria has witnessed various forms of electoral malpractices and even post-election violence as experienced in different parts of the country. This paper is a desktop research incorporating secondary data from relevant institutions and agencies. Its concern is to examine how the failure of the social contract has led to poverty, which has affected Nigeria’s democratization process. The paper suggests that addressing the issue of poverty will go a long way in ensuring peaceful, free, and fair democratization of political structures that will be of benefit to all, with applause from the international community

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Strategies for achieving sustainable economy in Nigeria taking into consideration the acceptable stakeholders

Ogbo¹,

Eneh²,

Agbaeze³

et al. 2017

Afr. J. Bus. Manage.

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The downward trend in the Nigerian economy has become a source of worry to both the leaders and the led, making it difficult for the managers of businesses to make the decision for sustainable businesses. This work looks at the explosion of the Nigerian population from the year 2005 to date, the modern state of the Nigerian economy and the failed strategies tried in the past, with a look at the acceptable stakeholders, sustainable economy, and the strategic priorities to be considered in the Nigerian context. Theories of modernization (showing the five take off stages), sustainable development, and human development (with the five key capitals) were used to analyze the problem of achieving a sustainable economy in Nigeria. The triple-bottom-line strategy was seen to be a possible solution to the impending problem of unstable economy in Nigeria, intending to social responsibility, environmental protection, and economic priority.

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National Economic Emancipation and Development Strategy Needs : A Springboard for Nigerian Sustainable Development

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Disharmony and Struggle: Management and Mobilization of Digital-Based Economic Resources in Tourist Village

Disharmony and Struggle: Management and Mobilization of Digital-Based Economic Resources in Tourist Village

Poverty and the Democratization Crisis in Nigeria: A Failure of the Social Contract

Strategies for achieving sustainable economy in Nigeria taking into consideration the acceptable stakeholders

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