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All Journal Jurnal Bisnis Dan Kajian Strategi Manajemen Jurnal Inkofar
Yasintha Wahida Tiana
UNIVERSITAS TEUKU UMAR
Economics, Econometrics & Finance

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A Cross-Sector Agro-Marine Innovation Management Model for Integrated Sustainability Yasintha Wahida Tiana; Wanda Khairun Nasirin; Wanda Ramadhana; Jasella Sakwi Yanti; Nurmah Fudzah
Jurnal Bisnis Dan Kajian Strategi Manajemen Vol 10, No 1 (2026): Jurnal Bisnis Dan Kajian Strategi Manajemen
Publisher : universitas teuku umar

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Contemporary natural resource-based economies, particularly agriculture and marine sectors, are increasingly challenged to reconcile productivity growth with environmental sustainability and systemic resilience. However, existing literature continues to conceptualize green and blue domains in isolation, revealing a persistent gap in the development of an integrated agro-marine innovation framework. This study addresses this gap by developing a cross-sector conceptual model that integrates agro and marine innovation within a sustainability-oriented systems perspective. A qualitative grounded theory approach is employed based on systematic analysis of 583 Scopus-indexed publications. Data were analyzed through open, axial, and selective coding using NVivo to construct an inductive conceptual model. Findings indicate that innovation operates as an interconnected system comprising four causal layers, namely drivers, mechanisms, outputs, and outcomes. Technological innovation, institutional arrangements, financial mechanisms, and multi-actor collaboration emerge as interdependent drivers shaping agro-marine transformation through production system reconfiguration, business model innovation, and value chain restructuring. These mechanisms enhance efficiency and economic performance, facilitating broader transitions toward sustainability, resilience, and inclusive development. From a policy perspective, the model highlights the need for integrated governance structures, coherent green-blue financing systems, and coordinated transformation strategies. From a societal perspective, it suggests improvements in livelihood quality, spatial equity, and food system resilience. The originality of this study lies in proposing the Integrated Sustainable Agro-Marine Innovation System as a novel conceptual model derived from Scopus-based grounded theory synthesis, offering a unified systemic framework that integrates green and blue economy paradigms within a single analytical structure for sustainability transitions.
Human-Centered Ergonomic Assesment of Concrete Block Production Workers Using OWAS Framework Suci Ayu Lestari; Roja Safitriyawi; Tya Ulfah; Yasintha Wahida Tiana; Pesona Dessritina
INKOFAR Vol. 10 No. 1 (2026)
Publisher : Politeknik META Industri Cikarang

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Background Concrete block MSMEs rely heavily on repetitive manual material handling (MMH), forcing workers into awkward postures that increase the risk of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WMSDs). Purpose To evaluate working postures and load limits across four critical production phases and formulate feasible, low-cost ergonomic interventions. Methodology A purposive single-worker case study was conducted using the Ovako Working Posture Analysis System (OWAS) to assess biomechanical risks during mixing, transferring, molding, and drying activities. Findings The OWAS assessment classified the critical production phases into Action Categories 3 and 4, indicating significant musculoskeletal risks caused by conventional tools and non-standardized work methods. Practical ergonomic interventions, including mechanical tippers and extended press handles, were proposed to reduce these risks. Implications The findings provide a practical ergonomic improvement strategy for concrete block MSMEs. However, the single-worker design limits generalizability, highlighting the need for future longitudinal studies involving multiple workers. Originality This study bridges the gap between advanced biomechanical risk assessment and affordable field implementation by proposing practical ergonomic solutions for informal-sector concrete block production, thereby establishing a standardized baseline for future localized ergonomic research.
Co-Authors Jasella Sakwi Yanti Nurmah Fudzah Pesona Dessritina Roja Safitriyawi Suci Ayu Lestari Tya Ulfah Wanda Khairun Nasirin Wanda Ramadhana