R B Radin Firdaus
Biographic Data
| ID | 390571 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R B Radin Firdaus |
| GIVEN NAMES | R B Radin |
| FAMILY NAME | Firdaus |
| SIGNATURE | FIRDAUS R B R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universiti Sains Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7022-0576 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Gendered poverty and women's empowerment in Africa
Mapping Higher Education Research in Malaysia and Singapore (2014–2024)
Higher education plays a pivotal role in driving social and economic development in Southeast Asia; however, systematic evidence on regional research patterns remains limited. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of higher education research in Malaysia and Singapore from 2014 to 2024, focussing on three policy-relevant themes: digital learning, internationalisation, and graduate employability. Drawing on 8,339 Scopus-indexed publications …
Assessing the Linkages of Livelihood Capitals of Small-Scale Fishermen in Malaysia
The adaptive capacity of small-scale fishermen (SSF) hinges on the interaction between multiple livelihood capitals—human, physical, social, financial, and natural—as outlined in the Sustainable Livelihood Framework. However, existing studies have primarily focused on individual aspects of these capitals, with limited attention to how they collectively shape adaptive capacity, particularly within the Malaysian context. This study addresses this g…
Sustaining creative kampong through circular economy
Waste management is a considerable urban challenge which remains difficult to resolve. To address inadequate waste management, the widespread introduction of circular economy principles can function as a viable solution, particularly in developing countries with potential for economic growth through creative villages (Creative Kampong). This study aims to support the sustainability of the knitting industry centre in Binong Jati by minimising wast…
The Role of Community Empowerment as Mediator on the Relationship Between Psychological, Social, and Financial Capital on Rural Community Well-Being
Community well-being is a key indicator of successful development. Community empowerment is a pivotal strategy for significantly boosting well-being, with primary goals to enhance community capacity and leverage various forms of existing capital within the community, including psychological, social, and financial capital, particularly in rural areas. This investigation focuses on how psychological, social, and financial capital enhance community …
Coping with climate change
Vulnerability and resilience in the context of natural hazards
Promoting net-zero economy through climate-smart agriculture
Assessment of flood vulnerability of riverine island community using a composite flood vulnerability index
The devastating impact of flooding is gradually increasing worldwide including riverine islands of Bangladesh due to climate change issue. Riverine islands and coastal communities are the primary victims due to their geographical position. The riverine islands (char) of Bangladesh are frequently flooded, necessitating context-specific flood management policies and actions that require an in-depth investigation of household vulnerability level. Th…
What Drives the Young Malaysian Generation to Become Horticulture Farmers? A Qualitative Approach
Over the last decade, the involvement of the young generation in agriculture has drawn considerable attention to the Malaysian development agenda. A number of comprehensive strategies and measures have been designed to attract young people into the agricultural sector. However, the number remains relatively low as compared to the other economic sectors. Therefore, this study seeks to explore and describe the influential factors that drive the you…
Climate change and food security in Sri Lanka
This study explored food security and climate change issues and assessed how food sovereignty contributes to addressing the climate change impacts on entire food systems. The study aimed to contextualise food security, climate change, and food sovereignty within Sri Lanka’s current development discourse by bringing global learning, experience, and scholarship together. While this paper focused on many of the most pressing issues in this regard, i…
Paddy, rice and food security in Malaysia
Malaysia has focused its self-sufficiency policy on rice and paddy production, which are the country’s primary staple food and food crop. Throughout the Eleventh Malaysian Plan (2016–2020) and National Agro-Food Policy (2011–2020), Malaysia continues its proactive and progressive measures to promote paddy and rice sector development. The impacts of climate change, however, are projected to exacerbate challenges in increasing paddy yields and achi…
Community Partnership Through Knowledge Transfer Program
The knowledge transfer program (KTP) in Malaysia was instituted to facilitate knowledge transfer, collaboration, and interaction between academics in public higher institutions and other stakeholders. These programs are divided into community or industry programs. Under the community program, academics collaborate with a community partner to utilize their research findings in the community environment. This quantitative study attempts to assess K…
Paddy, rice and food security in Malaysia
Malaysia has focused its self-sufficiency policy on rice and paddy production, which are the country’s primary staple food and food crop. Throughout the Eleventh Malaysian Plan (2016–2020) and National Agro-Food Policy (2011–2020), Malaysia continues its proactive and progressive measures to promote paddy and rice sector development. The impacts of climate change, however, are projected to exacerbate challenges in increasing paddy yields and achi…
Community Partnership Through Knowledge Transfer Program
The knowledge transfer program (KTP) in Malaysia was instituted to facilitate knowledge transfer, collaboration, and interaction between academics in public higher institutions and other stakeholders. These programs are divided into community or industry programs. Under the community program, academics collaborate with a community partner to utilize their research findings in the community environment. This quantitative study attempts to assess K…
Climate change and food security in Sri Lanka
This study explored food security and climate change issues and assessed how food sovereignty contributes to addressing the climate change impacts on entire food systems. The study aimed to contextualise food security, climate change, and food sovereignty within Sri Lanka’s current development discourse by bringing global learning, experience, and scholarship together. While this paper focused on many of the most pressing issues in this regard, i…
Assessment of flood vulnerability of riverine island community using a composite flood vulnerability index
The devastating impact of flooding is gradually increasing worldwide including riverine islands of Bangladesh due to climate change issue. Riverine islands and coastal communities are the primary victims due to their geographical position. The riverine islands (char) of Bangladesh are frequently flooded, necessitating context-specific flood management policies and actions that require an in-depth investigation of household vulnerability level. Th…
What Drives the Young Malaysian Generation to Become Horticulture Farmers? A Qualitative Approach
Over the last decade, the involvement of the young generation in agriculture has drawn considerable attention to the Malaysian development agenda. A number of comprehensive strategies and measures have been designed to attract young people into the agricultural sector. However, the number remains relatively low as compared to the other economic sectors. Therefore, this study seeks to explore and describe the influential factors that drive the you…
Vulnerability and resilience in the context of natural hazards
Promoting net-zero economy through climate-smart agriculture
Coping with climate change
Assessing the Linkages of Livelihood Capitals of Small-Scale Fishermen in Malaysia
The adaptive capacity of small-scale fishermen (SSF) hinges on the interaction between multiple livelihood capitals—human, physical, social, financial, and natural—as outlined in the Sustainable Livelihood Framework. However, existing studies have primarily focused on individual aspects of these capitals, with limited attention to how they collectively shape adaptive capacity, particularly within the Malaysian context. This study addresses this g…
Sustaining creative kampong through circular economy
Waste management is a considerable urban challenge which remains difficult to resolve. To address inadequate waste management, the widespread introduction of circular economy principles can function as a viable solution, particularly in developing countries with potential for economic growth through creative villages (Creative Kampong). This study aims to support the sustainability of the knitting industry centre in Binong Jati by minimising wast…
The Role of Community Empowerment as Mediator on the Relationship Between Psychological, Social, and Financial Capital on Rural Community Well-Being
Community well-being is a key indicator of successful development. Community empowerment is a pivotal strategy for significantly boosting well-being, with primary goals to enhance community capacity and leverage various forms of existing capital within the community, including psychological, social, and financial capital, particularly in rural areas. This investigation focuses on how psychological, social, and financial capital enhance community …
Gendered poverty and women's empowerment in Africa
Mapping Higher Education Research in Malaysia and Singapore (2014–2024)
Higher education plays a pivotal role in driving social and economic development in Southeast Asia; however, systematic evidence on regional research patterns remains limited. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of higher education research in Malaysia and Singapore from 2014 to 2024, focussing on three policy-relevant themes: digital learning, internationalisation, and graduate employability. Drawing on 8,339 Scopus-indexed publications …
Business (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Climate change (6 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Climate change impacts on agriculture (4 works) · Natural resource economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works)