The role of local Balinese culture amongst sustainable communities in preservation efforts of Ayung River

Rosilawati, Yeni; Mulawarman, Krisna; Sofyan, Nur; Mulyantari, Enny

doi:10.1504/ijssoc.2020.107895

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“…The elements of Tri Hita Karana are the concepts of Balinese culture, which in essence explains about the balance between humans and God, humans and humans, and humans and their environment (Adityanandana and Gerber, 2019;Rahmawati et al, 2019;Rosilawati et al, 2020). These three balances are the causes of happiness.…”

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Designing the Sustainability Reporting Model for Village-Owned Enterprise Based on Tri Hita Karana : A Conceptual Approach

Kurniawan

Sawarjuwono

2022

JRABA

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This conceptual article aims to provide a new perspective on the possibility of implementing the concept ofsustainability in small business organizations. This conceptual article focuses on developing a sustainabilityreporting model for village-owned enterprise (VOE). The novelty shown in this conceptual article is the use oflocal Balinese wisdom, namely the Tri Hita Karana concept in helping to develop a sustainability reportingmodel for village-owned enterprise. The method of writing this conceptual article uses library research byfocusing on relevant documents and literatures. The results and discussions have been compiled to produce asustainability reporting model for village-owned enterprise. Future research can continue this conceptual articleby trying to implement the sustainability reporting model in village-owned enterprise.

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Designing the Sustainability Reporting Model for Village-Owned Enterprise Based on Tri Hita Karana : A Conceptual Approach

Kurniawan

Sawarjuwono

2022

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“…The CSR can be performed using the community development method as an approach. Community development can include local wisdom [17] Community development, participation is an essential part of achieving goals as it needs to be involved in each of the following development processes [18]:…”

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Post-Mining Community Development in South Kalimantan through Kelulut Beekeeping as Corporate Social Responsibility Actualization

Nurhayati

Rosilawati

2021

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Apart from having a positive impact on the regional and state economy, coal mining is inseparable from the negative impact that has become the public spotlight. A mining company’s responsibility is not over even though it has finished its operational period. The reclamation and post-mining are the closing stages of the company’s activities. The Istana Kelulut program is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity in the form of environment-based community development and is integrated with the post-mining plan. This study aimed to determine community development stages through Kelulut beekeeping in post-mining communities in Balangan Regency, South Kalimantan. This research employed a descriptive qualitative approach and in-depth interview with PT Adaro Indonesia’s CSR managers and beneficiary communities and a study of company documentation as secondary data. The results revealed that community development was carried out through assistance to the community, including training activities to improve beekeeping techniques to make the harvest process more effective. Innovations were also made through the manufacture of automatic honey-suction hoses and artificial nest housings. Throughout 2019, 20 people have joined as Kelulut beekeepers after seeing the Istana Kelulut succeed in developing its colony and increasing beekeepers’ income.

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“…The indigenous knowledge of the Balinese populace, encapsulated in Tri Hita Karana (three reasons for prosperity and spiritual well-being), involves parahyangan (human connection with the Creator), pawongan (interpersonal relationships among humans), and palemahan (human connection with nature) in the framework of tourism advancement (Mudana et al, 2018). The Tri Hita Karana philosophy has universal values that are recognized worldwide and listed in UNESCO, unique values and authenticity of local values (Mastika & Nimran, 2020), the accumulation of experiences between generations (Rosilawati et al, 2020), harmony with nature (Kubontubuh, 2023), and contribute to the prevention of depression among the elderly in Bali (Suardana et al, 2023).…”

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Desire to Revisit: Memorable Experiences Drive Domestic Tourists to Return to Bali

Listiani,

E.M. Ningdyah,

Juju Rohaeni

2024

JKB

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This research aims to validate the memorable experiences of domestic tourists during their travels in Bali. The significance of this topic lies in the absence of studies on the post-pandemic memorable experiences of domestic tourists in Bali. The natural beauty and cultural arts, interactions with the local community and fellow tourists, as well as culinary and gastronomic experiences, are factors contributing to these memorable experiences, serving as primary reasons for domestic tourists to return to Bali. The research used a quantitative approach, involving a survey of 68 members of the academic community from Indonesian universities. The research suggests that the perceived excellence of tourism services in Bali positively influences tourists' likelihood of returning to the destination. Positive experiences in places like Pandawa, Ubud, Uluwatu, and Nusa Penida influence tourists' tendency to return to Bali. The research adds to the existing body of literature on memorable experiences of domestic tourists in Bali and highlights the need for sustainable gastronomic maps, halal, and vegan food options for tourists.

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The role of local Balinese culture amongst sustainable communities in preservation efforts of Ayung River

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Designing the Sustainability Reporting Model for Village-Owned Enterprise Based on Tri Hita Karana : A Conceptual Approach

Designing the Sustainability Reporting Model for Village-Owned Enterprise Based on Tri Hita Karana : A Conceptual Approach

Post-Mining Community Development in South Kalimantan through Kelulut Beekeeping as Corporate Social Responsibility Actualization

Desire to Revisit: Memorable Experiences Drive Domestic Tourists to Return to Bali

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