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Global climate change and environmental problems significantly threaten the Earth's ability to support human needs and well-being. This crisis is exacerbated by increased economic development activities that rely heavily on the exploitation of natural resources. Indonesia, facing similar challenges, requires the implementation of a sustainable and environmentally friendly economic model. This study examines budgeting in the context of local government budget documents and regional development reports, focusing on the integration of green economic principles in the Mataraman region of East Java, Indonesia. Using a qualitative approach, the research examines local government budget and economic development reports from Madiun City and Ponorogo Regency. It involves a comprehensive analysis of both primary and secondary sources related to local development and budgeting. The findings aim to contribute to the promotion and acceleration of green economic development in the region, thereby influencing the allocation of resources to foster an inclusive and prosperous community.

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Interest in development is no longer limited to the state and public and elected institutions. Rather, civil society has become an important role in development, whether at the local, national or international levels. Interest in this role has increased in Morocco in accordance with the roles assigned by the Kingdom's Constitution of 2011 to civil society, as it included the contribution of associations. Interested in public affairs issues and nongovernmental organizations within the framework of participatory democracy. This interest in the role of civil society in achieving development comes within the framework of the transformations witnessed in the production and formulation of decisions, due to the rapid, deep and comprehensive transformation that the international community is experiencing in its various societies and their need for change, and the emergence of new development demands. This led to a reconsideration of the role of institutions and social actors in the field of local development, as development is no longer an issue linked to the state only, but has become a participatory issue, in which the state shares responsibility with local actors from local groups, the private sector, and civil society. Therefore, the concept of civil society has come to occupy an important place on the agenda of the political arena and has a strong presence among decision-makers, including politicians, researchers and thinkers, not only at the international level but also at the national and local levels, and the requirement for the presence of the collective actor in managing public and local affairs has become more urgent. Rather, it has become an essential partner in development and public policy-making. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aimed to know the reality of the social responsibility of the University of Hail and its role in achieving the requirements of local development, and the challenges that limit their achievement. To achieve the objectives of the study, a study tool was built in represented by a two-part questionnaire; accordingly, first part used to measure the reality of the social responsibility of University of Hail and its role in achieving the requirements of local development, the second part used to find out the challenges that limit its achievement. Moreover, Descriptive survey method was used as a method for the study, the study tool was applied to a sample of (357) faculty members who were selected by the random quota method. Consequently, the study reached the following results: Accordingly, the reality of the social responsibility of the University of Hail and its role in achieving the requirements of local development came on large degree for the tool. Moreover, the difficulties that limit the achievement of local development at the University of Hail came to a medium degree for the tool. Accordingly, the results showed that what most contribute to the development of responsibility for achieving local development; developing the ability of graduates and students to contribute to local development and establishing research centers within the university interested in local development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The third sector has emerged in the last decade as an important actor in development due to the social innovations it brings, Professional associations are one of the most important organizations, which situate between the public sector and the market. Therefore, this study aims to explore the innovative role of local professional associations in Algeria, This study relied on the analytical descriptive approach, and the statistical treatment of data, This study concluded that the local professional associations of the state of Algiers support local development by promoting social innovation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Since the state is part of the nation's territory, the administration of public utilities and local affairs has a great deal of independence. It has played a prominent role in local development, in accordance with certain mechanisms, through its governing bodies, the governor, the People's Assembly, In order to realize this local development and to promote investment, the Algerian legislator of the state has adopted a number of methods and mechanisms, namely, funding through the budget and the system of state schemes, and to achieve its objectives and objectives in achieving local development, Mali, and the environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The opinion is diverged about the most important factors leading to the entrepreneurial event, so there are those whom linked it to the psychological influences and these individuals personality traits. And others who are made by the economic and the social variables the principal reason of the appearance of another factor which is the environment or the region. And they considered it as a pivotal dimension in determining the entrepreneurial activity, institution building and growth that lead to the promotion of sustainable development. In this paper, I tried to collect some terms and approaches that show the relationship between the degree of entrepreneurial activity and the establishment of institutions and the nature of the region in which it operates, and the degree of achievement of local development. The regional entrepreneurial approach was built on the foundations of local economy. The region may be either a motivation factor for the growth and development of institutions or a discouraging factor. And that is according to its geography and natural resources. In addition to the sociocultural dimensions that are a fertile ground for learning, creativity, entrepreneurship and risk-taking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aims to show the importance of existing factors of enhancing competitiveness in SMEs in order for activating their development role. The study adopts questionnaire methodology that distributed to a number of small and medium companies, where 26 companies, in Guelma and Tebessa cities, responded to the questionnaire. To achieve the objectives of the study and examine its hypotheses, it relied on primary and secondary data along with using many statistical tools such as percentages, repetitions, simple linear regression (Alpha Kronbach). The study concludes a set of findings, most notably the necessity to enhance and develop the competitiveness of SMEs through providing a range of fundamental elements and factors. This is to activate their development role locally at the level of Guelma and Tebessa cities reaching to comprehensive national development. Based on the results, the study offers a number of recommendations to the managers and decision makers in the organizations subject matter of this study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study aims to shed light on the extent to which small and medium enterprises contribute to achieving economic and social indicators of local development in Algeria. Where the study found that small and medium enterprises in Algeria contribute to the employment of approximately (18,55%) and (23,32%) of the total workforce in Algeria, and contribute to the GDP outside the hydrocarbon sector at a rate ranging between (61.90%) ) and (68.09%), as well as the contribution to the added value at a rate ranging between (13.23%) and (18.17%). Finally, the study recommended the need to develop a clear strategy for the promotion of economic institutions in general and small and medium enterprises in particular, as they are the backbone of the national economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Algeria, like other countries, is trying to set the actual frameworks for practicing some approaches in the framework of the preparation of national policies, plans, programs and strategies to promote local development, but the problem of the Algerian government lies in the lack of effective practice and strict work of monitoring and supervision despite the inherent wealth of resources, especially fossil energy and Its apparent renewable energies of all kinds, which enables it to decipher the underdevelopment and achieve the goals set for two decades, especially in the southern regions and Ouargla model model classified as the richest state in Algeria. One of the findings is that Ouargla province has development indicators and all resources and possibilities, but the absence of tight governance led to the disruption of development locally prevented the realization of Algeria's Vision 2030. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article aims to expose the issue of the urban deficit in the Algerian city through urban development course in Algeria, because of the weight of historical, social, economic and political circumstances. If the deficit of the latter makes every urban space, it is even more accentuated in peripheral areas where most collective dwellings are located. This article focuses on the deficit of key players’ involvement expected to take charge and reflecting bad urban governance by raising various dysfunctions of these inhabited areas in urban planning, and "materials of urbanity devices". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Domestic tourism contributes significantly to economic stability but that depends on the economic policies of each country as well as the natural and archaeological, components of the country, Algeria is one of the countries that possess natural and historical factors enough to consider the tourism sector as an important sector within the economic system especially domestic tourism, the state of Tiaret has sufficient potential to host domestic tourism, the only problem remaining is financing due the crises and imbalances in Algeria. Therefore from a point the best solution to finance such projects is Islamic finance, for example Islamic Securitization, which can reduce the burden on the state and achieve significant development goals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article covers the topic of local development as one of the most important mechanisms for successful development projects in third world countries, with emphasis on the importance of planning as the basis for the successful development, the planning suffered weakness and lack of interest in these communities. It also focuses on training, empowerment and participation, as processes for successful development of local communities, It also provides a review of the Malaysian experience and the successes achieved development as one of the most important experiences that can be useful.

It is obvious that small and medium enterprises play an important and vital role in ensuring the continuation and sustainability of the economic development. These kinds of enterprises constitute an important access to the economic growth by creating jobs. The current trends aim to create an adequate investment climate for these enterprises at the local level, and make it easier for them to emerge and achieve success through the supply of the necessary framework to establish and develop small and medium enterprises. Algeria has sought to take a set of procedures in order to make the role of small and medium enterprises more effective in the economic development through establishing political and legal bases. The objective of these procedures is the development of such enterprises all over the country especially in the high plateaus like “Tebessa” in which Algeria is seeking to support local development by taking advantage of the potentials offered by small and medium enterprises. The latter is one of the factors that will help the city “Wilaya” to be in harmony with the trend of national policy towards economic diversification in order to realize a global and balanced national development between various geographical regions [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aims to measure local community participation in master plan of Hebron District and its people's point of view. A questionnaire was designed to find out local community point of view. 400 people were randomly selected and were also asked to answer the questionnaire. Data were tabulated and were analyzed using SPSS. The study has revealed that 61% of those who were interviewed did not hear about the master plan. It was also found out that 9.6% participated in such a master plan. Despite that fact that 4% consider it as an excellent one, it was found that 22% of local communities consider that the master plan was not satisfactory. The study has also revealed that were no statistical significance between local community's participation with age and income, but there were there were statistical significance between gender and education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]