Descriptive analysis shows enhanced transparency and accountability in village asset management, suggesting improved sustainable development outcomes.
This research analyzes the role of a Sharia-compliant sustainability reporting model in increasing the effectiveness of Islamic social finance for sustainable development and village asset management in Sumberdodol Village. The study employs a descriptive quantitative approach , which integrates questionnaire surveys and structured interviews with the BUMDES management. The results showed that compliance with Sharia law brings considerable improvements concerning a business’s financial management, accountability, and transparency. In particular, the results observed improved transparency and accuracy in financial reporting, accountability in asset management, and a focus on social responsibility coupled with strategic planning as core elements of financial management. The study concludes that the Sharia-compliant sustainability reporting model successfully enhances Islamic social finance for sustainable development and village asset management in rural areas while also offering pragmatic approaches to the management of village assets.
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