Research Project

Makassar, Indonesia, November 28, 2025/SUSTRACCO/- Village fund management plays a crucial role in Indonesia’s development, empowering local communities to govern their resources according to their unique needs. However, challenges such as lack of transparency, pseudo-accountability, and power imbalances often hinder the effective use of these funds. A recent scholarly article titled "Public Accountability Of Village Funds: Kajang Wisdom Review," published in the journal Veredas do Direito by Editora Dom Helder on November 28, 2025, sheds light on how integrating local wisdom can transform accountability practices in village fund governance.

Makassar, Indonesia, May 14, 2020/SUSTRACCO/- In recent years, the importance of community participation in development planning has gained global recognition as a key driver of sustainable progress. A compelling example comes from Indonesia, where village development planning is intended to involve local communities actively in shaping their future. However, a recent study titled "The inclusiveness of community participation in village development planning in Indonesia," published in the journal Development in Practice by Routledge - Taylor and Francis Group on May 14, 2020, reveals that this ideal is far from reality.

Makassar, Indonesia, May 01, 2025/SUSTRACCO/- In today's complex world, managing risks effectively is crucial for local governments to achieve their goals and serve their communities well. A recent study titled "Risk Awareness on Budgeting: Does it Exist in Public Manager's Perception of Local Government Organization," published in the journal Quality - Access to Success by SRAC (Societatea Romana Pentru Asigurarea Calitatii) on May 1, 2025, sheds light on this vital issue. This research explores how public managers in Indonesia perceive and handle risks in budgeting, revealing important insights for improving governance and sustainable development.

Makassar, Indonesia, January, 31, 2026/SUSTRACCO/- Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it is a vital framework that guides how organizations, including universities, operate responsibly in society. This article highlights a pioneering approach to social sustainability governance at Universitas Muhammadiyah Makassar, Indonesia, where the integration of global sustainability standards with Islamic institutional values is creating a unique model of social responsibility.

Makassar, Indonesia, July, 31, 2020/SUSTRACCO/- Biodiversity—the variety of life on Earth including plants, animals, and ecosystems—is fundamental to human survival and well-being. Yet, in Indonesia, a country rich in unique species and ecosystems, biodiversity is under threat from economic activities that prioritize short-term gains over long-term sustainability. A revealing study titled "Biodiversity accounting: uncover environmental destruction in Indonesia," published in the Social Responsibility Journal by Emerald Group Publishing Ltd on July 31, 2020, sheds light on this critical issue.

Makassar, Indonesia, July, 30, 2025/SUSTRACCO/- In recent years, the global focus on sustainability has become more urgent than ever. Companies, especially in the energy sector, are shifting their priorities from mere profit maximization to embracing environmental and social responsibilities. This shift is crucial in addressing climate change and protecting our planet for future generations.