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Can Home Industry Support Employment Provision in Kota Pari Village? Fadlan, Ahmad; Pane, Sanusi Ghazali; Rangkuty, Ika Herawaty
Best Journal of Administration and Management Vol 2 No 4 (2024): Best Journal of Administration and Management
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.56403/bejam.v2i4.187

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The aim of this study was to assess the contribution of home industries in Kota Pari Village to employment generation. Home industries play a vital role in expanding job opportunities, providing essential economic services to the community, reducing unemployment, and enhancing people's well-being. This study utilized library research methods, gathering information from reference centers and scientific journals to directly access and analyze data. A more efficient industrial sector at the national level necessitates the presence of small companies within the manufacturing industry. The growth of home industries in rural areas can boost the local economy through diverse business activities and community skill development. The research findings indicated that prioritizing the industrial sector in the economic structure leads to a positive impact on poverty reduction. Additionally, focusing on creating more job opportunities is crucial for poverty alleviation. Moreover, facilitating the transition from agriculture to the industrial sector is essential. Lastly, managing population growth is also imperative in conjunction with these efforts.
THE RELATION BETWEEN HOME INDUSTRY ACTIVITY AND EMPLOYMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY COMMUNITY IN KOTA PARI VILLAGE Fadlan, Ahmad; Pane, Sanusi Ghazali; Rangkuty, Ika Herawaty
PROCEEDING OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION, SOCIETY AND HUMANITY Vol 2, No 1 (2024): Second International Conference on Education, Society and Humanity
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Ideally, the growing number of industries will generate employment possibilities for the local population. The fact that many residents in Kota Pari, Deli Serdang Regency, do not have good jobs, however, is still a major problem. Even if Kota Pari is home to many home industries, they should nonetheless offer employment opportunities and decent pay to those without the funds to launch their own companies. Meanwhile, via effective administration of Regional-Owned Enterprises (BUMD) targeted at boosting the economy, the potential of villages and community resources can be maximized. To learn more about the job absorption from the current home industries in Kota Pari, Deli Serdang Regency, this research is essential. Economic growth is greatly impacted by the creation of home businesses, which should also benefit many communities by creating jobs and providing other social advantages. The large number of Kota Pari hamlets with home-based businesses ought to be used as a model for other villages that the Village Government can use to boost and expand Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES). According to the study's findings, Kota Pari village's economic growth was positively and significantly impacted by variables X1 and X2 (employment and home industry activity) at the same time. It is expressed favorably because economic growth will rise in tandem with improved domestic industrial activity and employment. Conversely, economic growth will also slow down if current domestic industrial activity and employment decline
Co-Authors Fadlan, Ahmad Pane, Sanusi Ghazali