A sustainability report is a means of conveying information related to the sustainable development goals that have been agreed by the nations of the world for the safety of humans and the environment. The existence of sustainability report is influenced by several factor such as profitability, leverage, firm size, industry type, and gender diversity. Therefore, this study is performed to examine empirically the effect of profitability, leverage, firm size, industry type, and gender diversity on sustainability reports. The population in this study comprises all manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) in 2020. The sample was taken using the purposive sampling method, and 112 samples were obtained. The data analysis technique was multiple regression analysis performed using the SPSS. The result indicates that the variables of leverage, industry type, and gender diversity have a significant effect on sustainability reports, while profitability and firm size do not have a significant effect.

The problem of managing plastic waste is the focus of the entire world today. Mismanaged plastics make a significant contribution to the increase in carbon emissions as a result of the release of plastic chemicals that are exposed to sunlight or are burned. The plastics industry which continues to experience an increase in production makes plastic waste continue to increase from year to year. This study aims to determine the relationship of the effect of the amount of plastic production on increasing the amount of co2 emission carbon at the global level using a simple linear regression analysis tool. The results showed that the production of plastics had a positive and significant effect, which meant that the higher the plastics produced by the plastics industry, the higher the amount of CO2 emission carbon. Similarly, the GDP per capita variable, showed positive and significant results. this means that the income pattern of the world community still has a positive effect on environmental degradation.

The level of Indonesian fish consumption is relatively lower than other countries in Southeast Asian countries and Asia as a whole, while Indonesia is a large fish producing country which is one of the archipelagic countries with the longest coastline in the world. The research employs the panel co-integration analysis and panel-based Error Correction Models (ECM) to examine the short and long-term relationship of 31-province incomes and fish prices toward fishery consumption in Indonesia along 2010–2015. The research finds that fish price and income statistically significant affect fish consumption in short and long-term, except the income in the short-term model. Price and income elasticity for fish consumption is inelastic in the short and the long-term in Indonesia.

The improvement of environmental quality is expected to increase along with the delegation of financial management authority to regional governments by the decentralization policy. The policy is expected to affect the handling of environmental problems in the regions. This study analyzes the influence of regional government expenditure variables and aggregate economie output variables at the regional level on environmental quality. This study uses cross-section data of 33 provinces in Indonesia in the period 2013-2018. Empirical studies were analyzed using panel data regression models. The results show that government expenditure has a positive and significant effect on the environmental quality index. The economie aggregate output variable has a positive and significant effect on the environmental quality index in Indonesia. This may imply that a rise in the quality of Indonesia’s environment is indicated by economie growth through a surge in aggregate economie output.

This study aims to develop a Creative Economy Development Strategy as a Driving Force for Community-Based Tourism Village Development. This study uses quantitative and qualitative approaches. This study uses primary and secondary data. Data collection methods in this study include observation, interviews, documentation, and questionnaires. The questionnaire in this study was addressed to key persons consisting of several elements including academics, government, society, NGOs, Communities, and also the private sector. The results of this study indicate that Infrastructure and Accessibility and Policy and Regulatory Support have the highest weights, which means that supporting factors such as infrastructure and government policies are very important in the development of creative economy-based tourism villages. Policy and Regulatory Support and Local Human Resource Empowerment are the next priority criteria. Provision of Grants and Subsidies for Creative MSMEs has the highest final score, which means that these elements are alternative strategies that are the main priority for driving the creative economy. Improving Road Connectivity to Villages, Training in Crafts, Fine Arts, and Local Culinary, and Adding Tourism Support Facilities are important strategies to increase the attractiveness and accessibility of tourism villages. The development of galleries or showrooms for MSME products and digital campaigns through social media are also considered strategic in supporting the promotion of local creative products.

Economic development as a process of improving people's welfare in a country can also lead the declining of the environment quality. The degradation of the environment can be caused by the energy consumption required in the development process, as well as pollution. The main purpose of this study is to analyze empirically the impact of energy consumption and economic growth toward environmental quality which is measured by environmental quality index. This study employs the econometric model of panel data of 34 provinces in Indonesia along 2011-2016. The study finds the long-term relationship between energy consumption and economic growth on environmental quality in Indonesia.