Herdis Herdiansyah
Biographic Data
| ID | 841430 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Herdis Herdiansyah |
| GIVEN NAMES | Herdis |
| FAMILY NAME | Herdiansyah |
| SIGNATURE | HERDIANSYAH H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Indonesia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2684-3551 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Pathway to peace
Numerous empirical studies have highlighted strategies for resolving social conflicts often arising from palm oil plantation activities. This research presents a novel approach by delving into the community’s role and employing statistical techniques in resolving social conflicts. How does statistics solve this problem? Six variables have been determined to address this question. This research assesses the effect of environmental damage, communit…
Analisis Ekonomi Sirkular Pengelolaan Limbah Industri pada Usaha Informal Orang Madura
Pertumbuhan industri nasional Indonesia pada 2012–2022 rata-rata sebesar 3,72%, dengan penurunan tajam pada 2020 akibat pandemi COVID-19 (-4,36%), sebelum kembali meningkat hingga mencapai 7,00% pada 2022. Dalam konteks ini, limbah industri memiliki potensi ekonomi yang signifikan, terutama bagi komunitas tertentu seperti Orang Madura, yang memanfaatkannya sebagai sumber penghasilan. Namun, kegiatan ekonomi sirkular dalam pengelolaan limbah indus…
Stakeholder Synergy for Sustainable Integrated Agriculture
This study examines how stakeholder alignment shapes the performance of Integrated Agricultural Programs (IAPs) and identifies the collaboration mechanisms and governance conditions that enable durable outcomes. We conducted a qualitative, cross-country comparative synthesis of recent peer-reviewed and policy literature on IAPs in Indonesia, India, Kenya, and Brazil. Evidence on actor roles, coordination modes, accountability, and results was ext…
Palm oil conflict and social transformation
Institutional mediation processes to consider farmer autonomy policies only sometimes result in complete freedom rights. • Farmers on sub commercial plantation lands experience a decrease in production autonomy rights compared with those on commercial plantation lands. • Farmer autonomy rights are vulnerable to multidimensional land conflicts and production injustices. • Social transformation of farmers needs to be carried out to ensure the susta…
Evaluating fear appeals in community-based forest fire prevention to support Indonesia’s climate goals
Forest and land fires substantially contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, posing a major challenge to Indonesia’s climate commitments. Fire prevention is a critical component of the FOLU Net Sink 2030 policy, which targets net carbon sequestration of 140 million tons CO2e by 2030 as part of the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution. Although threat-based messages are widely used in environmental communication, their effectiveness in fore…
Oil palm circular mobility and human capital outcomes
The circular mobility of oil palm continues to evolve in tandem with the rapid development of the global supply chain. The mobility of oil palm in developing countries is reportedly beginning to shape the supremacy of farmers’ capacity building by pursuing the strengthening of human capital to influence sustainable human resources. This study examines the correlation between the circular mobility of oil palm and human capital outcomes, such as fa…
Does Social Capital Play an Important Role in Disaster Recovery
Social capital is an asset sourced from within the community that can be mobilized to encourage people to take collective action to achieve specific goals. If managed properly, social capital can have a positive impact on society. Social capital can be utilized to improve the community’s ability to recover after a disaster through collective action, offering support and facilitating community recovery. Various studies have shown that it is not ph…
Analyzing the factors that influence the seeking and sharing of information on the smart city digital platform
Smart city initiatives are considered as the solutions for urban problems. One dimension of a smart city, i.e., smart people/society, suggests that a smart city requires high-quality social interactions and social relationships that help cities connect with their residents and the outside world. For this purpose, smart cities in Indonesia have developed digital platforms (internet websites and mobile applications) to disseminate the cities' progr…
The Impact of Koja Cliff Development on Social-Cultural and Economic
Indonesia has a great geotourism potential formed both naturally and engineered. Koja Cliff is an example of the latter built in the former mining area in Banten Province by local community. The purpose of this research was description geotourism development and relationship among economy and social-cultural for community-based-tourism in Koja Cliff, Banten, Indonesia. The research investigated with 39 respondents as a regular traveler to Koja Cl…
Analyzing the factors that influence the seeking and sharing of information on the smart city digital platform
Smart city initiatives are considered as the solutions for urban problems. One dimension of a smart city, i.e., smart people/society, suggests that a smart city requires high-quality social interactions and social relationships that help cities connect with their residents and the outside world. For this purpose, smart cities in Indonesia have developed digital platforms (internet websites and mobile applications) to disseminate the cities' progr…
Does Social Capital Play an Important Role in Disaster Recovery
Social capital is an asset sourced from within the community that can be mobilized to encourage people to take collective action to achieve specific goals. If managed properly, social capital can have a positive impact on society. Social capital can be utilized to improve the community’s ability to recover after a disaster through collective action, offering support and facilitating community recovery. Various studies have shown that it is not ph…
The Impact of Koja Cliff Development on Social-Cultural and Economic
Indonesia has a great geotourism potential formed both naturally and engineered. Koja Cliff is an example of the latter built in the former mining area in Banten Province by local community. The purpose of this research was description geotourism development and relationship among economy and social-cultural for community-based-tourism in Koja Cliff, Banten, Indonesia. The research investigated with 39 respondents as a regular traveler to Koja Cl…
Analyzing the factors that influence the seeking and sharing of information on the smart city digital platform
Smart city initiatives are considered as the solutions for urban problems. One dimension of a smart city, i.e., smart people/society, suggests that a smart city requires high-quality social interactions and social relationships that help cities connect with their residents and the outside world. For this purpose, smart cities in Indonesia have developed digital platforms (internet websites and mobile applications) to disseminate the cities' progr…
Does Social Capital Play an Important Role in Disaster Recovery
Social capital is an asset sourced from within the community that can be mobilized to encourage people to take collective action to achieve specific goals. If managed properly, social capital can have a positive impact on society. Social capital can be utilized to improve the community’s ability to recover after a disaster through collective action, offering support and facilitating community recovery. Various studies have shown that it is not ph…
Analisis Ekonomi Sirkular Pengelolaan Limbah Industri pada Usaha Informal Orang Madura
Pertumbuhan industri nasional Indonesia pada 2012–2022 rata-rata sebesar 3,72%, dengan penurunan tajam pada 2020 akibat pandemi COVID-19 (-4,36%), sebelum kembali meningkat hingga mencapai 7,00% pada 2022. Dalam konteks ini, limbah industri memiliki potensi ekonomi yang signifikan, terutama bagi komunitas tertentu seperti Orang Madura, yang memanfaatkannya sebagai sumber penghasilan. Namun, kegiatan ekonomi sirkular dalam pengelolaan limbah indus…
Stakeholder Synergy for Sustainable Integrated Agriculture
This study examines how stakeholder alignment shapes the performance of Integrated Agricultural Programs (IAPs) and identifies the collaboration mechanisms and governance conditions that enable durable outcomes. We conducted a qualitative, cross-country comparative synthesis of recent peer-reviewed and policy literature on IAPs in Indonesia, India, Kenya, and Brazil. Evidence on actor roles, coordination modes, accountability, and results was ext…
Palm oil conflict and social transformation
Institutional mediation processes to consider farmer autonomy policies only sometimes result in complete freedom rights. • Farmers on sub commercial plantation lands experience a decrease in production autonomy rights compared with those on commercial plantation lands. • Farmer autonomy rights are vulnerable to multidimensional land conflicts and production injustices. • Social transformation of farmers needs to be carried out to ensure the susta…
Evaluating fear appeals in community-based forest fire prevention to support Indonesia’s climate goals
Forest and land fires substantially contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, posing a major challenge to Indonesia’s climate commitments. Fire prevention is a critical component of the FOLU Net Sink 2030 policy, which targets net carbon sequestration of 140 million tons CO2e by 2030 as part of the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution. Although threat-based messages are widely used in environmental communication, their effectiveness in fore…
Oil palm circular mobility and human capital outcomes
The circular mobility of oil palm continues to evolve in tandem with the rapid development of the global supply chain. The mobility of oil palm in developing countries is reportedly beginning to shape the supremacy of farmers’ capacity building by pursuing the strengthening of human capital to influence sustainable human resources. This study examines the correlation between the circular mobility of oil palm and human capital outcomes, such as fa…
Pathway to peace
Numerous empirical studies have highlighted strategies for resolving social conflicts often arising from palm oil plantation activities. This research presents a novel approach by delving into the community’s role and employing statistical techniques in resolving social conflicts. How does statistics solve this problem? Six variables have been determined to address this question. This research assesses the effect of environmental damage, communit…
Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Oil Palm Production and Sustainability (3 works) · Palm oil (3 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (2 works) · Agroforestry (2 works) · Computer security (2 works) · Conflict resolution (2 works)