Akhmad Fauzi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3837472 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Akhmad Fauzi |
| PRENOMES | Akhmad |
| SOBRENOME | Fauzi |
| ASSINATURA | FAUZI A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | IPB University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0835-3479 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Land use conversion from Robusta coffee to oil palm
Land-use conversion from Robusta coffee to oil palm in Lampung, Indonesia, reshapes rural livelihoods and ecosystem services. While economic drivers are known, systems-based analysis of their structural interdependencies remains limited. This study addresses this gap using the Cross-Impact Matrix Multiplication Applied to Classification (MICMAC) method. Data were gathered through a mixed-methods approach involving structured surveys of 31 smallho…
Integrating social capital and the MSN approach in community-based waste management
This study examines the Mentari Waste Bank in Gresik, Indonesia, addressing gaps in the community-based waste management literature. It explores the interaction between social capital, the Mentality, Systems, and Networks (MSN) framework, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With Indonesia’s population exceeding 281 million in 2024 and East Java generating 6.1 million tons of waste annually, unsustainable practices pose significant risks. Us…
Preserving Heritage, Promoting Growth
This study aims to analyze the Tourism Carrying Capacity (TCC) of Subak Pulagan in Gianyar, Bali, and propose adaptive policy directions that integrate tourism with sustainable agricultural practices, ensuring the preservation of its ecological and socio-cultural dimensions. The research utilized a mixed-method approach, combining field observations, spatial measurements, and TCC analysis, including physical, real, and effective capacities. Prosp…
Developing Sustainable Rural Tourism in Indonesia
Rural tourism in Indonesia offers substantial potential to promote sustainable development, yet it faces multifaceted challenges spanning socio-economic, institutional, and technological domains. This study aims to identify optimal development scenarios for rural tourism using the Cross-Impact Balance (CIB) method to systematically assess key determinants and project potential trajectories for the growth of tourism villages in Bogor Regency, Indo…
Measuring the resilience of rural tourism in Indonesia using the Adjusted Mazziotta-Pareto index
Rural tourism plays a crucial role in rural development in Indonesia by providing employment opportunities, livelihood, infrastructure, cultural preservation, and environmental preservation. However, it is prone to external shocks such as natural disasters, public health events, and volatility in the national and global economy. This study measures the resilience of rural tourism to external shocks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 24 rural tour…
Developing a composite index for assessing policing in Indonesia’s mining
The mining issue’s real-world impact is directly linked to the insufficient policing efforts by relevant institutions, potentially affecting the credibility of law enforcement agencies and regional performance. This research project sought to evaluate policing performance related to mining activities in Indonesian regional areas. Using an indexing method, a composite index was developed based on supervision, partnership, and law enforcement aspec…
Implementation of smart mobility and relationship with transportation planning and regional development
Urbanization and suburbanization have led to high population growth in certain city regions, resulting in increased population density and mobility. Therefore, there is a need for a concept to address congestion, public transportation, information and communication systems, and non-motorized vehicles. Smart mobility is a concept of urban development as part of the smart city concept based on information and communication technology. Through this …
Probing Regional Disparities and Their Characteristics in a Suburb of a Global South Megacity
The Jakarta metropolitan region (the Jakarta megacity), located in the fourth most populous country in the world (Indonesia), is the largest urban agglomeration in the Global South—continues to grow, especially in its outer suburbs (Bekasi Regency). The governments (Central and Local) tend to implement an urban-biased policy (UBP) to connect Bekasi Regency into global production networks and boost Bekasi Regency’s income. However, previous case s…
Towards Sustainable Development of the Mandalika Special Economic Zone, Central Lombok, Indonesia
Mandalika is one of fifteen special economic zones (SEZs) in Indonesia. Since established as an SEZ in 2014, it has been a new magnet of the tourism industry in Indonesia shaping the dynamic of tourism development in this region due to high dependent among involved actors. This research aims at analyzing actors and their roles in responding to the sustainable development of this Tourism Special Economic Zone (TSEZ) in Central Lombok – Indonesia. …
Understanding migration motives and its impact on household welfare
Rural–urban migration is a common demographic phenomenon in developing countries. Over the last four decades, Indonesia has had the highest rate of urbanization among Asian countries, which has been driven primarily by rural–urban migration. This type of migration has strong economic and social impacts on individuals at both the origins and the destinations. The study analyses the patterns and impacts of rural–urban migration based on the migrati…
Political Economy of Renewable Energy and Regional Development
The transition of fossil fuel to non-fossil fuels (biodiesel fuel for diesel blending) has continued to evolve. The largest source of biodiesel’ raw materials in Indonesia derives from oil palm. Biodiesel development is also believed to generate benefit for society as well as for regional and national, including job creation, infrastructure improvement, revenue generation for governments and reduce national dependence on fossil fuels, and minimiz…
Understanding migration motives and its impact on household welfare
Rural–urban migration is a common demographic phenomenon in developing countries. Over the last four decades, Indonesia has had the highest rate of urbanization among Asian countries, which has been driven primarily by rural–urban migration. This type of migration has strong economic and social impacts on individuals at both the origins and the destinations. The study analyses the patterns and impacts of rural–urban migration based on the migrati…
Political Economy of Renewable Energy and Regional Development
The transition of fossil fuel to non-fossil fuels (biodiesel fuel for diesel blending) has continued to evolve. The largest source of biodiesel’ raw materials in Indonesia derives from oil palm. Biodiesel development is also believed to generate benefit for society as well as for regional and national, including job creation, infrastructure improvement, revenue generation for governments and reduce national dependence on fossil fuels, and minimiz…
Understanding migration motives and its impact on household welfare
Rural–urban migration is a common demographic phenomenon in developing countries. Over the last four decades, Indonesia has had the highest rate of urbanization among Asian countries, which has been driven primarily by rural–urban migration. This type of migration has strong economic and social impacts on individuals at both the origins and the destinations. The study analyses the patterns and impacts of rural–urban migration based on the migrati…
Towards Sustainable Development of the Mandalika Special Economic Zone, Central Lombok, Indonesia
Mandalika is one of fifteen special economic zones (SEZs) in Indonesia. Since established as an SEZ in 2014, it has been a new magnet of the tourism industry in Indonesia shaping the dynamic of tourism development in this region due to high dependent among involved actors. This research aims at analyzing actors and their roles in responding to the sustainable development of this Tourism Special Economic Zone (TSEZ) in Central Lombok – Indonesia. …
Probing Regional Disparities and Their Characteristics in a Suburb of a Global South Megacity
The Jakarta metropolitan region (the Jakarta megacity), located in the fourth most populous country in the world (Indonesia), is the largest urban agglomeration in the Global South—continues to grow, especially in its outer suburbs (Bekasi Regency). The governments (Central and Local) tend to implement an urban-biased policy (UBP) to connect Bekasi Regency into global production networks and boost Bekasi Regency’s income. However, previous case s…
Measuring the resilience of rural tourism in Indonesia using the Adjusted Mazziotta-Pareto index
Rural tourism plays a crucial role in rural development in Indonesia by providing employment opportunities, livelihood, infrastructure, cultural preservation, and environmental preservation. However, it is prone to external shocks such as natural disasters, public health events, and volatility in the national and global economy. This study measures the resilience of rural tourism to external shocks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 24 rural tour…
Developing a composite index for assessing policing in Indonesia’s mining
The mining issue’s real-world impact is directly linked to the insufficient policing efforts by relevant institutions, potentially affecting the credibility of law enforcement agencies and regional performance. This research project sought to evaluate policing performance related to mining activities in Indonesian regional areas. Using an indexing method, a composite index was developed based on supervision, partnership, and law enforcement aspec…
Implementation of smart mobility and relationship with transportation planning and regional development
Urbanization and suburbanization have led to high population growth in certain city regions, resulting in increased population density and mobility. Therefore, there is a need for a concept to address congestion, public transportation, information and communication systems, and non-motorized vehicles. Smart mobility is a concept of urban development as part of the smart city concept based on information and communication technology. Through this …
Preserving Heritage, Promoting Growth
This study aims to analyze the Tourism Carrying Capacity (TCC) of Subak Pulagan in Gianyar, Bali, and propose adaptive policy directions that integrate tourism with sustainable agricultural practices, ensuring the preservation of its ecological and socio-cultural dimensions. The research utilized a mixed-method approach, combining field observations, spatial measurements, and TCC analysis, including physical, real, and effective capacities. Prosp…
Developing Sustainable Rural Tourism in Indonesia
Rural tourism in Indonesia offers substantial potential to promote sustainable development, yet it faces multifaceted challenges spanning socio-economic, institutional, and technological domains. This study aims to identify optimal development scenarios for rural tourism using the Cross-Impact Balance (CIB) method to systematically assess key determinants and project potential trajectories for the growth of tourism villages in Bogor Regency, Indo…
Land use conversion from Robusta coffee to oil palm
Land-use conversion from Robusta coffee to oil palm in Lampung, Indonesia, reshapes rural livelihoods and ecosystem services. While economic drivers are known, systems-based analysis of their structural interdependencies remains limited. This study addresses this gap using the Cross-Impact Matrix Multiplication Applied to Classification (MICMAC) method. Data were gathered through a mixed-methods approach involving structured surveys of 31 smallho…
Integrating social capital and the MSN approach in community-based waste management
This study examines the Mentari Waste Bank in Gresik, Indonesia, addressing gaps in the community-based waste management literature. It explores the interaction between social capital, the Mentality, Systems, and Networks (MSN) framework, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With Indonesia’s population exceeding 281 million in 2024 and East Java generating 6.1 million tons of waste annually, unsustainable practices pose significant risks. Us…
Business (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Local Economic Development and Planning (5 obras) · Sustainability (5 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Sustainable development (4 obras) · Tourism (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 obras)