Accepted Extended Abstract

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Accepted Extended Abstract
NoAuthorInstitutionCatagory ResearcherTitleNotes for Improvement or Evaluation
1Abubakar Jamilu BaitaFaculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Islam Internasional IndonesiaGroup ResearcherDO GREEN AND SUSTAINABILITY SUKUK PROMOTE ECONOMIC RESILIENCE IN INDONESIA?The details for methodology needs to be discussed further. While green sukuk data may be limited, it will not necessarily prevent quantitative-based research. Please also link your findings to the policy post-pandemic covid reovery policy.
2Abubakar Jamilu BaitaUniversitas Islam Internasional IndonesiaGroup ResearcherDo green and sustainable sukuk promote economic resilience in Indonesia?I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process. Please also make the methodology clear.
3Ahmad Havid JakiyudinUniversitas Darussalam GontorGroup ResearcherThe Innovation of Green Halal Tourism (GHT) In Indonesia: Pentahelix Model ApproachPlease streamline your research with the grand theme of the conference as well as analyse the same in light of the post covid policy decision making process. Additional quantitative methods are also expected.
4Ahmad IzzahIIUMIndividual ResearcherGreen Sukuk Corporate: Encourage Community Participation Towards Sustainable FinancingPlease add more rigorous methods and analysis.
5Ahmad ZakiFaculty of Economics and Business, UGMGroup ResearcherWhat do we know about mosque governance? Its relationship with disaster mitigationPlease add more rigorous methods and analysis, especially for the policy recommendation process.
6Akmal IhsanUniversitas Islam Negeri Sunan Kalijaga YogyakartaGroup ResearcherDoes Government Policy Can Moderate Effect of Financial Deepening on Economic Growth in Islamic Countries?Needs to be more implicit on the policy implication especially towards post pandemic recovery policy.
7Alex Fahrur Riza, SE., M.Sc., CMA.UIN Sunan Kalijaga YogyakartaGroup ResearcherEscape from Debt Bondage: Exploring Key Antecedents of Risky Credit Behaviour in Fintech CustomersInteresting. I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process.
8Amelia SalsabilaGadjah mada UniversityGroup ResearcherComparison Of The Effect Of Fintech On Conventional Bank MSME Loans And Islamic Bank MSME Loans In IndonesiaPlease also draw policy implication on your study.
9Annisa Nur SalamUIN Sunan Gunung Djati BandungGroup ResearcherIslamic Bank Stability Index and Post-Pandemic Recovery Policy: Evidence from Indonesia in the Dual Banking SystemPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
10Anton HindardjoUniversitas Mercu BuanaGroup ResearcherTechnological Acceptance and Individual Factors in Determining Intention to Pay ZakatPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
11Arna Asna AnnisaGadjah Mada UniversityIndividual ResearcherHow to build an integral halal industry? Study through the culture of tolerance in the local wisdom of the communityPlease incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making
12Askar MuhammadInstitute for Demographic and Poverty Studies (IDEAS)Individual ResearcherIs It Costly to Adopt Halal Certification? A European Union Perspective on Indonesia’s Halal Assurance SystemPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
13Atika R MasrifahUniversitas Darussalam GontorGroup ResearcherThe Key Success Factors, Challenges and Opportunities of Cash Waqf Linked Sukuk for Social and Economic Development in IndonesiaIt would be great if the author(s) can also make a case with the determinant of donating behaviour of the CWLS
14Baitul HamdiUniversitas AirlanggaGroup ResearcherANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE GROWTH OF ZAKAT AND THE HALAL INDUSTRY ON ECONOMIC GROWTH AND POVERTY RATE IN INDONESIA IN THE YEAR 2014-2020Please link the study on policy implications and much more discuss on it.
15Bella Madiana SumadiMagister dan Doktoral, Fakultas Ekonomika dan Bisnis, Universitas Gadjah MadaGroup ResearcherHow much do you want to pay? The Influence of Interest Rates, Inflation, and Religiosity on Costumers’ Willingness to Pay on Islamic ProductsPlease also incorporate policy implication.
16Budi TriantoSTEI IQRA ANNISA PEKANBARUGroup ResearcherMicro Business Survival Model During the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Muslim Entrepreneurs : Indonesian CasePlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
17Cut Dian Fitri, Dara Amanatillah, Lisa AnggrainiFEBI UIN AR-RANIRYGroup ResearcherTHE EFFECT OF NET ASSET VALUE ON SHARIA MUTUAL FUNDS AND THE JAKARTA ISLAMIC CAPITALIZATION OF THE JAKARTA ISLAMIC INDEX ON INDONESIAN NATIONAL INCOME (PERIOD 2001-2020)I am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy oriented.
18Dalal AassouliHamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU)Individual ResearcherPandemic Sukuk: A Multistage Support Mechanism for Sustainable Development and Green RecoveryInteresting. Would be great if the author(s) can be even more specific on how to approach the research question. Comparative analysisi between Indonesia and others would be much anticipated.
19Dimas Maladzi WibawaBadan Pusat StatistikGroup ResearcherIslamic Banks' Finance Performance in The Recovery of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) After The COVID-19 Pandemic in IndonesiaPlease connect your study on policy implication (especially for post-pandemic recovery policy) and much more discussion on it.
20Dita AnggrainiBadan Amil Zakat NasionalGroup ResearcherNational Mustahik Database Integration in Supporting Zakat Management AccountabilityI am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process.
21Dr. Hafas FurqaniUIN Ar-Raniry Banda AcehGroup ResearcherWELFARE SOCIETY: INITIATING WAQF-BASED SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM IN INDONESIAPlease streamline your research with the grand theme of the conference as well as analyse the same in light of the post covid policy decision making process.
22Dr. Mohd Nahar Mohd ArshadInternational Islamic University MalaysiaIndividual ResearcherMapping Issues in Labor Economics from an Islamic Perspective for Policy-oriented ResearchPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
23Dzikri NurrohmanUniversitas AirlanggaGroup ResearcherIMPACT OF ENVIROMENTAL SOCIAL GOVERNANCE AND MACROECONOMIC FACTOR ON SHARIA STOCK RETURN IN INDONESIANeeds more exploration on policy making context.
24Eka FitriyantiBangka Belitung UniversityGroup ResearcherTechnical efficiency analysis of halal food SMEs in Pangkalpinang CityPlease connect your study on policy implication (especially for post-pandemic recovery policy) and much more discussion on it.
25Fadilla Muhammad MahdiUniversitas Muhammadiyah MalangGroup ResearcherOptimizing Contract-Based Financing in Islamic Banking Based on Financial Ratios and Macroeconomic IndicatorsPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
26Fahmi Ali HudaefiInstitut Agama Islam Darussalam (IAID) CiamisIndividual ResearcherExploring Regional Owned Enterprises Supervisory Strategy in Sustainable Development Goals: A Text AnalyticsPlease also draw the case for national (or even global) level policy implications
27Fahmi YunusUniversity of SheffieldIndividual ResearcherReligious Logic Influence on Social Enterprise in Aceh, IndonesiaReasoning on why Aceh and how it would be beneficial for the national level policy decision making are expected. The author(s) should also connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy orineted.
28Fajar SodikFaculty of Islamic Economics and Business, UIN Sunam KalijagaIndividual ResearcherThe Potential of QRIS as a Payment Technology of Islamic Mobile Banking to Support Financial Inclusive Post Covid-19Please streamline your research with the bigger policy orientation and incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making
29FakhrudinInstitut agama Islam TazkiaIndividual Researchersentiment analysis for sharia fintech in IndonesiaPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
30Faqih Wildan HakimUIN Syarif Hidayatullah JakartaGroup ResearcherEfficiency of Islamic Commercial Banks Before and After Spinoff, Merger and ConversionPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
31Faqih Wildan HakimUIN Syarif Hidayatullah JakartaGroup ResearcherEfficiency of Islamic Commercial Banks Before and After Spinoff, Merger and ConversionPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
32Fiqih AfriadiUGMIndividual ResearcherThe Fine Line Between Outreach And Over-Indebtedness: Evidence From Islamic Microfinance In IndonesiaIntereseting study but please confirm your findings through quantitative analsis as well.
33Fitriyani LathifahFaculty of Sharia and Islamic EconomicGroup ResearcherTHE EFFECTIVENESS OF ZAKAT FUND DISTRIBUTION THROUGH Z-MART PROGRAM IN JABODETABEKInteresting. I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process.
34Frida Fanani RohmaUniversitas Trunojoyo MaduraGroup ResearcherISLAMIC FINTECH, MACHIAVELLIANISM AND INVESMENT DECISION-MAKING PROCESS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDYPlease incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making.
35Ganjar PrimambudiInternational Islamic University MalaysiaIndividual ResearcherIslamic Banking Resilience: The Effect of Macroeconomic Indicators and Optimal Level of Financing ContractPlease incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision-making.
36harunalrasyid@unisma.ac.idUniversitas Islam MalangIndividual ResearcherAligning Government Policy with the Principles of Islamic Social Finance: A Pathway to Inclusive and Sustainable DevelopmentInteresting. Would be great if mixed method can also be considered (adding quantitiative method into the paper).
37Hoeri SoenjotoPEPABRI Jombang East JavaGroup ResearcherCan Indonesia Become a Cashless Society? (Case Study of Post Pandemic Covid 19 in Generation Z in Using Cashless)I expect the researcher will use the robust method to come up with the results provided. I suggest the researchers to stregthen the policy recommendation with valid logical derivation based on the results of the study.
38Indar Fauziah UlfahUniversitas TerbukaIndividual ResearcherEvaluation of Indonesia's Policy on Sovereign Green Sukuk as a Government Financing Instrument to Support Sustainable Development GoalsThe topic is interesting and relevant to the conference's grand theme, but it needs more improvement in the methodology, especially in policy implication derivation.
39Irfan NurfalahSmart IndonesiaIndividual ResearcherCharacterising the Islamic Financial Cycle in Indonesia Post-Pandemic Era: Markov Switching ApproachPlease also draw policy implication on your study and connect with the grand theme of the conference.
40Irna Puji LestariGadjah Mada UniversityGroup ResearcherIslamic Fintech vs Conventional Fintech: Explaining Their Nexus to Economic SustainabilityPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
41Khoiruddin HasibuanPengadilan Agama SoreangIndividual ResearcherOn the Development of Islamic Social Finance System Through Reinterpretation of The Surah Al-Rūm: 38-40I am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is policy oriented.
42Kuanova Lauraal-Farabi Kazakh National UniversityGroup ResearcherISLAMIC SOCIAL FINANCE EFFICIENCY AND ECO-SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT: ISLAMIC FINANCE IN ACTIONInteresting. Would be great if the author(s) can undergo comparative analysis between countries (ex: Indonesia and others)
43Lina Nugraha RaniUniversitas AirlanggaGroup ResearcherDETERMINING THE MOST IMPORTANT INDICATORS AFFECTING THE FAILURE RISK OF CONVENTIONAL AND SHARIA RURAL BANKSInteresting. I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process.
44Loni HendriBersama InstituteGroup ResearcherStrengthening BPRS Role for SMEsPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
45Lu'liyatul MutmainahUniversitas SiliwangiGroup ResearcherDeterminant Factors of Waqf Intention in the Forestry Sector: Empirical Evidence in IndonesiaPlease streamline your research with the bigger policy orientation.
46LuthfiyahSTAI AN NAJAH INDONESIA MANDIRIGroup ResearcherAnalysis to Reduce poverty through ZIS, Inflation and Growth Economic After Post PandemicPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
47M. Arief MufrainiBadan Pengelola Keuangan HajiGroup ResearcherA Critical Assessment of Sharia Asset Backed Securities Participation LetterI am willing to give the author(s) chance to streamline their paper with the policy orientation and the post-pandemic recovery strategy.
48MaftukhatusolikhahUniversitas Islam Negeri Raden Fatah PalembangGroup ResearcherGreen Economy through Strengthening Women Farmer Organizations in Rural Areas in Perspective of Islamic DevelopmentPlease attempt to perform a more robust methodology and streamline the paper towards a more policy oriented one.
49Mhd Handika SurbaktiUniversitas Indonesia & The Indonesian Sharia Fintech Assocation (AFSI) and YIEA Institute IndonesiaGroup ResearcherISLAMIC FINTECH DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IN INDONESIA: ANALYTICAL NETWORK PROCESS (ANP) APPROACHI am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, i.e., what is the policy implications.
50Mochammad ArdaniOtoritas Jasa KeuanganGroup ResearcherRISK-BASED SUPERVISION IN ISLAMIC BANKING AND ITS RELEVANCE IN THE POST-PANDEMIC ERAPlease also draw policy implication on your study.
51Mohammad Hamim SultoniInstitut Agama Islam Negeri MaduraIndividual ResearcherFinancing Decisions of SMEs to Islamic Microfinance through Financial Literacy And Financial AttitudesPlease also incorporate policy implications and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
52Muhamad Rizky RizaldySheffield UniversityGroup ResearcherShould We Require Islamic Finance Leaders to Attend Social and Environmental Impact Training?Please streamline your research with the grand theme of the conference as well as analyse the same in light of the post covid policy decision making process.
53Muhammad Anif AfandiUniversitas Muhammadiyah MetroGroup ResearcherDrivers and Barriers to Use Islamic Peer-To-Peer Lending among MSMEs in Lampung ProvincePlease add more to the policy recommendation, especially from the macro perspective.
54Muji GunartoUniversitas Bina DarmaIndividual ResearcherAdaptation of Islamic Finance to the performance of MSMEs in the halal food industryThe study needs to be streamlined more towards the grand theme of the conference and be focusing more on policy orientation.
55Muksal, S.E.I., M.E.IUniversitas Islam Negeri Ar-Raniry Banda AcehGroup ResearcherTHE POTENTIAL OF CASH WAQF LINKED SUKUK IN ACEH : A SWOT-ANALYSIS APPROACHInteresting objective of the study. I expect that the data collection dan analysis for the current method are doing well. I want to see the researchers connect the resuts with policy recommendation which is related to the grand theme of the conferences.
56MuliadiUniversitas Islam Negeri Ar-RaniryGroup ResearcherModeling Poverty Alleviation in AcehPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
57Nabiela Rizki AlifaSunan Gunung Djati State Islamic UniversityGroup ResearcherAnalyzing The Potential Factor of Cashless Society Development for Muslim West JavaPlease incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making..
58Nova RiniUniversitas Teknologi Muhammadiyah JakartaGroup ResearcherPriority Problems, Solutions, and Equity Waqf Development Strategies in Indonesia: The Delphi ApproachPlease elaborate more on your policy implication and use more rigorous method to derive from study result.
59Nur AzifahGunadarma UniversityGroup ResearcherCOUNTERCYLICAL POLICY EFFECTIVENESS ON INDONESIAN ISLAMIC BANKING GROWTH: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSISPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
60Nur Halimatus SakdiyahUIN Sunan KalijagaGroup ResearcherDistinguishing Islamic corporate governance of Indonesia Syariah Commercial Bank through a mix method approach, does intellectual capital matter?Please connect your study on policy implication (especially for post-pandemic recovery policy) and much more discussion on it.
61Nur HidayahFaculty of Economics and Business, Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University, JakartaGroup ResearcherThe Role of Financial Innovation on the Resilience of Banks During the Covid-19 Crisis: Indonesian EvidencePlease link the study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
62NuzuliaAirlangga UniversityGroup ResearcherEffect Of Electronic Word Of Mouth On Muslim Millenials Visiting Intentions On Muslim-Friendly Tourism In LombokPlease incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making
63Patria YunitaSekolah Tinggi Ekonomi Perbankan Islam Mr. Sjafruddin Prawiranegara, University Islam Antarbangsa Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'azzam Shah (UNISHAMS)THE CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY: A NEW TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION IN INDONESIAPlease link your study on policy implications and much more discussion on it.
64Prof. (HC) Dr. Zainulbahar Noor, SE, M.Ec.BAZNAS RIGroup ResearcherThe Role of Islamic Social Finance in Handling Extreme Poverty in Indonesia: Evidence from BAZNAS ProgramsI am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy orineted.
65PurnadiUIN Syarif Hidayatullah JakartaGroup ResearcherDevelopment Of Islamic Blended Finance For New Renewable Energy Projects in IndonesiaThe topic is interesting, but needs improvement with rigorous method and analysis.
66Putri Catur Ayu LestariUIN Kiai Haji Achmad Siddiq JemberGroup ResearcherAnalysis of User Readiness for the Digitalization of Islamic Boarding School Cooperatives Using the TRAM ModelIt is an interesting research, but focuses mainly on a single observation. It may be difficult to justify the results represent the general pracrtice. Furthermore, it requires more emphasis on policy decision making process.
67Putri Oktavia RusadiGunadarma UniversityGroup ResearcherDOES MACROECONOMY INCREASE THE EXPORT OF HALAL PRODUCT? AN EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIAI am giving the author(s) a chance to imrpove its basis of the data (only handfull of years), which is quite limited for ARDL estimation. The research should also appeal to the policy orientation.
68Putri SwastikaIAIN MetroGroup ResearcherDoes Sukuk Lead to Growth or Financialization? Evidence From IndonesiaI am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process. Please also make the methodology clear.
69Rahma NidaUniversitas SriwijayaIndividual ResearcherThe Correlation of Religious Social Capital and Indonesian Muslim Women's Participation in LaborInteresting. I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference.
70Randhy NugrohoUniversitas YARSIGroup Researcher“THIS IS IRRELEVANT FOR ME!”: LESSON LEARNED AND WAY FORWARD FOR INDONESIAN BANKING & WEALTH MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION POLICYInteresting study. I am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy orineted, and derive a specific lessons to learn for the spatial context of Indonesia.
71Reifa Qisthi MitsaliyanditoFiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance IndonesiaGroup ResearcherAssesing Green Sukuk to Promote Sustainability Economy in OIC Countries: Realistic or Utopian?I am giving the author(s) the chance to incorporate practical policy implication, especially for Indonesia, in their submitted paper.
72Rifaldi MajidDiponegoro UniversityIndividual ResearcherSME’S SUKUK AND SECURITIES CROWDFUNDING: THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL MOTIVATION AND FINANCIAL LITERACYPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
73Rizqi Umar Al HashfiUniversitas Gadjah MadaGroup ResearcherIs gold a hedge or safe-haven asset for a sharia-compliant portfolio during a monetary tightening regime? Evidence from IndonesiaShould be clear (i) how the paper distinct from the previous litertaure and (ii) how the findings can be used for policy decision making. Furthermore, it would be interesting to see a comparative analysis with other countries.
74Roisatun KasanahAirlangga UniversityGroup ResearcherDETERMINANTS OF INTENTION TO INVEST IN SHARIA FINTECH P2P LENDINGPlease elaborate more on your policy implication and use a more rigorous method to derive from the study result.
75Saiful AnwarInstitut Teknologi dan Bisnis Ahmad Dahlan JakartaGroup ResearcherEmpowering the Marginalized: Utilizing Big Data and AI to Enhance the Impact of Islamic Microfinancing on Poverty AlleviationPlease elaborate on your policy implication and rely on the grand theme of the conference.
76Saiful AnwarITB Ahmad Dahlan Jakarta dan STEI SEBIGroup ResearcherENDING THE STICK AND EMBRACING THE CARROT: THE MIDDLE WAY OF SPIN-OFF POLICY IN INDONESIAInteresting. I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process.
77Sepky MardianSEKOLAH TINGGI EKONOMI ISLAM SEBIGroup ResearcherProposed model of municipal sukuk for developing halal tourism in West SumateraPlease add a more regorous methods and analysis.
78Shellvy LukitoIndonesia International Islamic UniversityIndividual ResearcherSUPPORTING AND INHIBITING FACTORS MICRO MEDIUM SMALL ENTERPRISE (MSME) IN IMPLEMENTING HALAL CERTIFICATION VALUE CHAIN IN DEPOK CITYPlease streamline your research with the bigger policy orientation and incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making. It would be better if you can add more respondents for quantitative analysis
79Sri Cahyaning Umi Salama, M.SiUniversity of Muhammadiyah MalangGroup ResearcherWhy are Indonesian muslim millennials intent on investing through islamic peer to peer lending?I am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their research with the grand theme of the conference, which is policy oriented.
80Sri MaulidaFEB ULMGroup ResearcherProblem on Collection of Zakat through the Digital PlatformI am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference that focuses more on the post-pandemic recovery process. Please also make the methodology clear.
81SudartoFakulas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Jenderal SoedirmanGroup ResearcherThe Effect of Funding Liquidity Risk on Liquidity Creation: Studies on Islamic Banks and Conventional BanksPlease incorporate the context of 'post-pandemic' recovery policy decision making
82SuhailUniversitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) DepokIndividual ResearcherINFLUENCE OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SHARIA BANKING WITH SHARIA SUPERVISORY BOARD SIZE AS A MODERATING VARIABLEI am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy orineted, and derive a specific lessons to learn for the spatial context of Indonesia.
83Sulaeman1R-Square Research Consulting, Indonesia 2Alumni Magister Sains Ekonomi Islam, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya, IndonesiaIndividual ResearcherDeterminants of Profit-Sharing Financing in Indonesian Islamic Banks: Policy implications for the post-Covid-19 eraI am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy oriented.
84Urip BudiartoKNEKSIndividual ResearcherMainstreaming the Collaboration of Zakat Management Organizations and Local Governments in Supporting Social Protection Programs: A Case Study of DKI JakartaInteresting. I am giving the author(s) a chance to incorporate policy implication and relate their findings with the grand theme of the conference.
85Utari Evy CahyaniUIN Syekh Ali Hasan Ahmad Addary PadangsidimpuanGroup ResearcherDeterminants of Halal-Friendly Destination Performance to Increase Muslim-Traveler SatisfactionPlease also incorporate policy implication and relate your findings with the grand theme of the conference.
86Wanda Khairun NasirinUniversitas Islam Negeri Syekh Ali Hasan Ahmad Addary PadangsidimpuanGroup ResearcherTowards Poverty Reduction of Muslims with Waqf Sukuk Investment in IndonesiaInteresting. But the author(s) should justify the findings are robust from inclusion of other control variables and use of other methods.
87Wike JuniatiUIN Sunan Kalijaga YogyakartaIndividual ResearcherRejuvenasi Model Pengembangan Wakaf Produktif dengan Sistem Crowdfunding di Kawasan PedesaanThe topic is interesting, but needs more work to justify for the wider context and connect to the grand theme of the conference.
88Wiku SuryomurtiIAI TazkiaIndividual ResearcherAssessing the Behaviour and Interest of Indonesian Muslims on Zakat; Evidence from Google Trends DataI am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy orineted.
89Zain Ul AbideenICRIE Minhaj University Lahore near Hamdard chowkGroup ResearcherA case study of successful Microfinance-Islamic financial institution partnerships for poverty reduction in a specific developing countryI am willing to give the author(s) chance to connect their reserach with the grand theme of the conference, which is poilcy orineted, and derive a specific lessons to learn for the spatial context of Indonesia.