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Browsing by Author "Rininta Nurrachmi"

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    Rethinking the relationship between milk drinking and population health outcomes
    (Institute for Research and Community Empowerment of the Tazkia Islamic University College, 2024-07-30) Rininta Nurrachmi
    Dairy products are important ingredients for healthily and balanced diet. Past research often points to a positive relationship between milk drinking and population health outcomes. However, attempts to conceptualize the relationship between milk drinking and health outcomes are inconclusive. Hence, this paper aims to aid understanding and explaining the relationship between intake of milk and dairy products with population health outcomes based on existing studies within the period of 2001 until 2024 using Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) as indicator of health outcomes. The methodology of our paper is qualitative in nature and adopts methods of library research and critical content analysis. An introduction shows that there are benefits of consuming milk on human health. The result indicates that regular intake of milk could potential lower the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) based on scientifical research in several countries. With many type of milk, people need to adjust which milk that suitable and beneficial for their body based on its nutrition.
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    The nexus between income inequality and environmental degradation in ASEAN-6 countries during 1992–2015 from Islamic perspective
    (Department of Islamic Economics, IPB University with The Indonesian Association of Islamic Economict, 2024-06-28) Rininta Nurrachmi; Jarita Duasa; Muhammad Irwan Arifin; Rafia Afroz
    The purpose of the study is to examine the relationship between income inequality and environmental degradation in ASEAN-6 countries namely Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and Vietnam. It also provide analysis from the Islamic perspective based on result of the econometric regression. The study utilizes annual panel data from1992 until 2015 where the region suffered from high income distribution and environmental degradation. The analytical tool used in the study is Bias-Corrected Least Squared Dummy Variable (LSDVC), which is sufficient for small panel data. The methodological approach leads to two main findings. First, income inequality, measured by Gini coefficient, is contributing to environmental degradation (proxied by CO₂ emission and Natural Resources Depletion) in the short- and long-run term. Other explanatory variables namely GDP per capita and energy consumption, also impact significantly on environmental degradation level in the short- and long-term. From the findings, it is recommended that greater investment is required in addressing high level of income inequality and environmental issues. Instruments in Islam such as zakat and waqf provide solution to overcome issue of high income gap and environmental degradation in ASEAN-6 countries, moreover majority of Muslim population located in ASEAN countries. Hence, collaboration should be enhanced among the ASEAN-6 countries where wealth distribution, technology and knowledge sharing from high income countries to low and middle-income in ASEAN countries to mitigate the negative impact of high income inequality and environmental issue in the region.
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    The role of Baitul Maal wa Tamwil Tunas Harapan Syantara in the management of clean water facilities in Pesanggrahan village, East Lombok
    (Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Al-Washliyah Sibolga, 2024-09-06) Sarni; Dedy Rachmad; Rininta Nurrachmi
    This research departs from the problem of managing clean water sources in Pesanggrahan Village, East Lombok which was carried out by Baitul Maal wa Tamwil Tunas Harapan Syantara. In conducting research, the study used qualitative research based on interviews, documentation and questionnaires as primary data in this research. In the next stage, the study analyzes the data using management theory and SWOT to look at planning, organizing, implementing, controlling models and the problems faced. After going through a long academic research process, the result indicates that the value of strengths-weakness (2.53-0.58): 2 = 0.98, while opportunities (1.50) – Threats (1.14): 2 = 0.18. The finding also indicates that the SWOT analysis quadrant graphic, the position of clean water source management is in quadrant I, which means it is good for the continuation of clean water management in Pesanggrahan Village. The next strategy that must be carried out is promotion, using advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, direct marketing and public relations.

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