This article discusses the challenges and prospects in the national textile industry. As an important industry in economic development, the textile industry needs regulatory support and strategic policies to overcome several upstream and downstream obstacles. From the upstream industry, TPT includes the fiber industry, spinning, and yarn, knitting, stamping, and finishing, while downstream, it includes the apparel industry. Through the right policies, the textile industry is expected to be able to absorb labor, support national economic growth, and realize clothing resilience. This research uses empirical juridical research methods through tracing and studying secondary data in the form of laws and regulations, academic manuscripts, policy recommendations, and scientific papers of experts in the cybersecurity and empowerment of the small and medium enterprises sector. Secondary data are obtained through Library Research from printed and electronic library materials. Doctrinal research is needed to understand the legal norms that are currently in force (Law in the Book) through a statute approach and a conceptual approach (Conceptual Approach). The results showed that some of the obstacles to the textile industry include limited transportation and electricity infrastructure, low quality of human resources, and access to financing, which is still narrow. For this reason, regulations and policies are needed to guarantee the financing of the textile industry, as well as innovation support for research institutions and related institutional cooperation—notably the Indonesia Central Bank (B.I.) and Financial Services Authority.

The Circular Economy in Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is developing in Depok. This study aims to analyse the effectiveness and results of mentoring using detailed research methods from journal and manuscript sources, both printed and online books. The author continues with the interview model to strengthen the discovery of the data from valid sources, the time range from 2010 to 2019. The findings show that Assistance to MSMEs in Depok does not make a comprehensive contribution to MSME actors. It is 90% disagree with mentoring. The findings of this study provide a strong foundation for exploring the relevance of the readiness of the private sector and the government to design effective programs to empower MSMEs in Depok, West Java.

The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the current situation of SMEs in Indonesia. Can the Indonesian economy rise with assistance from campuses in Indonesia? The method the author applies is qualitative, tracking academic literature and other related materials, focused group discussions to get feedback on the design of research reports, subjective approach to review existing data and materials. SMEs in Indonesia hope to get capital assistance from the Government. For further research, the author suggests continuing research by profoundly examining the Government’s program for SMEs in Indonesia.

The current paper provides an overview of the situation of SMEs in DKI Jakarta. The hope is to improve the economy of SMEs in DKI Jakarta. The method that the author applies is qualitative, searching academic literature and other related materials, focus group discussions to obtain feedback on the design of research reports, and a subjective approach to reviewing existing data and materials. The findings show that almost all SMEs in Indonesia should receive capital assistance from the government. For future research, the authors recommend continuing research by examining in depth the government program for SMEs in DKI Jakarta.

This study investigates the factors that influence the financial performance of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia and how they impact the country's economic growth. Researchers collected data through surveys or interviews and then performed statistical analysis, including regression and correlation methods, to establish relationships between various independent and dependent variables. The findings reveal that the quality of entrepreneurship, such as motivation, entrepreneurial orientation, and risk-taking behavior, exerts a positive influence on the financial performance of MSMEs. MSMEs that manage their working capital optimally tend to experience increased profitability and growth, even in the face of operational difficulties like workforce shortages. MSMEs engaged in foreign trade typically achieve higher profitability. Bank loans can boost profitability and sales, but the requirement for collateral can impede growth. The owner's involvement doesn't influence growth but can enhance profitability. Factors like the Human Resources Index, ethnic group interest, the Rupiah exchange rate, and infla-tion don't significantly impact MSME investment. However, the employment power of business units, investment, and exports of MSMEs significantly drive the growth of the Indonesian economy. The correlation analysis highlights that MSMEs serve a crucial role in job creation, rural development, economic diversification, and GDP contribution in Indonesia. Despite facing challenges, they possess the potential for sustainable growth. This study also delves into strategies to surmount the challenges MSMEs encounter and examines the role of higher education in bolstering the MSME sector. The University of Indonesia (UI) lends its support to the MSME sector through various strategies, including education, training, mentoring, and internship programs. This research imparts valuable knowledge about the operations of MSMEs in Indonesia and their contribution to the economy, underscoring areas that warrant further exploration and potential strategies to foster growth and innovation efforts.