Women Empowerment through Creative Industry: A Case Study

Setyaningsih, Santi; Rucita, C.P; Hani, Ummu; Rachmania, Ilma Nurul

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(12)00336-x

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“…The educational background of women will affect the way he takes desperation both in business and family environment. Therefore formal education makes an important thing to improve competence and empower women psychologically [8]. According to the table 2 can be seen that most womenpreneur has the primary job as self-employment, while the rest become womenpreneur as a side job.…”

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“…MSE fashion in West Java have not been identified clearly both the data and its potential, but they need to be nurtured both in terms of marketing, product quality, administrative, financial and technological mastery thus increasing the competitiveness of the large companies. Theoretically, many studies have been carried out and have identified the problems associated with the performance of SMEs: 1) Difficulty development of SMEs to access finance and capital [3][4][5][6][7][8], 2) Lack of technical knowledge, managerial skills are inadequate, lack of planning, lack of market research, lack of confidence and lack of training SME [9], 3) SMEs are likely to face various challenges in marketing, which is characterized by a lack of resources, expertise and influence [6,[10][11][12][13][14]. Another difficulty is the absence of good data collection so that coaching was difficult because of the MSE itself not recorded properly.…”

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Analysis of Typology of Womenpreneur in Fashion

Hendrayati¹,

Gaffar²,

Budiman³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Economics, Business, Entrepreneurship, and Finance (ICEBEF 2018)

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There are only limited number of studies that examine the development of women entrepreneurs in Indonesia. There are at least two main reasons why the development of women entrepreneurs in Indonesia needs to be examined. First, national and West Java data on the number of women entrepreneurs and their main characteristics are very limited. Second, public interest in women entrepreneurs in Indonesia has just been revealed after the Asian financial crisis was driven primarily by the introduction of the MDGs. The purpose of this study is to reveal the typology of West-Javanese women entrepreneurs engaged in fashion. The research employed explanatory survey. Research conducted on womenpreneur who manages SMEs of fashion in West Java. The population consists of 452 people and 200 of them were taken as the sample by using proportional random sampling technique. The typology of women entrepreneurs was analyzed based on the factors of age, marital status, education, main occupation, and type of business ownership. The results show that the fashion womenpreneur typology in West Java covers young age, highly educated, unmarried, and owning company. Therefore, the West Java Government needs to develop and pay attention to the potential of womenpreneur in West Java because they can help the program of family poverty alleviation.

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Analysis of Typology of Womenpreneur in Fashion

Hendrayati¹,

Gaffar²,

Budiman³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Economics, Business, Entrepreneurship, and Finance (ICEBEF 2018)

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“…Hal ini dilakukan untuk menumbuhkan dan mempertahankan motivasi peserta selama mengikuti program pemberdayaan. (Setyaningsih dkk, 2012).…”

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Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Ibu-Ibu Rumah Tangga Kecamatan Pakal, Kota Surabaya

Fauzuddin¹,

Murti

Karlin

et al. 2019

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Pemberdayaan perempuan dibidang ekonomi merupakan salah salah satu program kerja Dinas Pengendalian Penduduk, Pemberdayaan Perempuan, dan Perlindungan Anak (DP5A), Pemerintah Kota Surabaya, yang menjadi perhatian setiap tahunnya. Hal ini dilatarbelakangi oleh masih banyaknya penduduk Surabaya yang dinilai belum sejahtera dari sisi ekonomi, khususnya perempuan. Salah satu daerah di Surabaya yang dinilai masih terdapat perempuan-perempuan dalam kategori belum sejahtera disisi ekonomi adalah Kecamatan Pakal. Dari total 6.595 keluarga di Kecamatan Pakal, masih terdapat sebanyak 74 atau 1,12% keluarga yang dinilai belum sejahtera. Perbandingan ini mungkin terlihat sangat kecil, namun untuk Kota Surabaya hal ini menjadi permasalahan serius. Oleh karenanya, setiap tahun, Pemerintah Kota Surabaya, melalui DP5A, menyelenggarakan kegiatan pemberdayaan perempuan, dengan salah satu sasaran daerah pada tahun 2018 adalah Kecamatan Pakal. Pemberdayaan perempuan yang dilakukan di Kecamatan Pakal tersebut bertujuan untuk memberikan kemampuan dalam membangun usaha produktif sendiri yang berbasis kemandirian. Kegiatan tersebut diselenggarakan atas kerjasama antara DP5A Pemkot Surabaya dengan para Dosen Universitas Wijaya Putra Surabaya serta beberapa Pakar Pemberdayaan Masyarakat dari PT. Talenta Sukses Indonesia. Kegiatan dilakukan dalam jangka waktu kurang lebih empat bulan, mulai dari bulan April hingga Agustus dikurangi satu bulan masa libur bulan puasa dan hari raya idul fitri. Metode kegiatan yang digunakan antara lain Pelatihan Produksi, Pelatihan Motivasi Usaha, Pelatihan Manajemen Usaha Sederhana, Penyuluhan Perijinan dan Permodalan serta Pendampingan Usaha dengan target mendapatkan omset usaha selama masa kegiatan pemberdayaan berlangsung. Hasil yang didapatkan dari kegiatan tersebut adalah 1). Peserta mampu menghasilkan produk sesuai dengan kualitas standar layak jual; 2) Peserta mampu menghasilkan produk dengan kemasan yang layak jual pada segmen konsumen menengah; 3) Peserta mampu mengimplementasikan materi-materi pelatihan dan penyuluhan manajemen usaha yang ditunjukkan dengan didapatkannya omset dari hasil penjualan produk. Hasil tersebut menjadi capaian yang luar biasa mengingat peserta merupakan ibu-ibu rumah tangga yang tidak produktif dan belum memiliki keterampilan produksi serta pengalaman berwirausaha.

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“…Some developing countries recognise the potential of creative industries for economic development, and build economic strategy around them. For example, Indonesia recognizes creative industries as a major source of new entrepreneurship and income generation among young people (Santi et al, 2012) and has put in place support for innovation in the sector. As Moalosi et al, (2010) emphasize, creative industries can transform the cultural identity of communities and countries, and foster cultural diversity through promoting competitiveness, creativity, design and innovation.…”

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Improving sustainability and encouraging innovation in traditional craft sectors: the case of the Sri Lankan handloom industry

Wanniarachchi

Dissanayake

Downs

2020

RJTA

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to assess sustainability across the handloom industry in Sri Lanka and identify opportunities for sustainable innovations supporting new markets, development of small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) and growth in the Sri Lankan craft sector. Design/methodology/approach Using a multiple case studies methodology, 10 case studies and 37 semi-structured interviews were analysed along with the triple-layered business model canvas. Findings The study reveals the handloom industry to be fundamentally sustainable but with structural barriers that hinder both innovation and growth. The environmentally conscious production process and social inclusion within weaving communities are the key driving forces of sustainability in the sector; however, the structure of the industry and lack of access to markets and information act as barriers to both innovation and growth. The incorporation of design interventions, closed-loop manufacturing strategies and the encouragement of community-based entrepreneurship would support sustainability-orientated business innovation in the handloom industry. Originality/value The rapidly increasing market share for high-quality, hand-made goods indicates the potential of the creative industries to accelerate socio-economic growth. Handloom textiles is attracting growing interest in fashion markets because of increasing concern about exploitation in production, thus encouraging interest in the economic benefits of fairly traded, high quality materials and the potential contribution of handloom to sustainability in the fashion industry. The results of this study will support the handloom industry and policy-makers in developing support for sustainable innovation in the handloom industry.

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Women Empowerment through Creative Industry: A Case Study

Cited by 23 publications

References 9 publications

Analysis of Typology of Womenpreneur in Fashion

Analysis of Typology of Womenpreneur in Fashion

Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Ibu-Ibu Rumah Tangga Kecamatan Pakal, Kota Surabaya

Improving sustainability and encouraging innovation in traditional craft sectors: the case of the Sri Lankan handloom industry

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