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This research aims to explore how religious values can enhance ethical governance in asset management and public services.

June 17, 2026Open Access

Religion as an Ethical Pillar in Asset Management and Public Services in the Digital Era in Sumedang Regency

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This research aims to explore how religious values can enhance ethical governance in asset management and public services.
Qualitative descriptive design
Document/policy review and semi-structured interviews with stakeholders
Thematic coding of data to link religious values with governance practices
Integration of religious values establishes a moral baseline for decision-making in governance.
Clearer audit trails and consistent rule adherence were observed, enhancing accountability and transparency.
Impacts vary based on leadership commitment and support systems in place for ethical governance.

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Qualitative analysis examines religious ethics' role in enhancing accountability and transparency in local governance, suggesting practical integration pathways.

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Fepi Febianti (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323cc9d50b63ecad206c79 https://doi.org/10.15575/rpj.v3i2.2305

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Qualitative analysis examines religious ethics' role in enhancing accountability and transparency in local governance, suggesting practical integration pathways.

Religion as an Ethical Pillar in Asset Management and Public Services in the Digital Era in Sumedang Regency

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Religion as an Ethical Pillar in Asset Management and Public Services in the Digital Era in Sumedang Regency

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