MODEL OF HUMAN RESOURCE COLLABORATION STRATEGY IN STRENGTHENING MSME HALAL PRODUCTS IN THE INDONESIAN NIAS ISLANDS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47652/metadata.v7i3.908Keywords:
Human Resource Collaboration, Halal Product Development, MSMEs, Islamic Economy.Abstract
This study aims to analyze and develop a model of Pentahelix collaboration strategy in strengthening halal products in the Nias Islands, North Sumatra. Using mixed method research methods and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis, this study explores the interaction between the five pillars of Pentahelix: government, academia, business, community, and media in developing the halal product ecosystem in the Nias Islands. The results of the study show that the integrated Pentahelix collaboration model has a significant influence on strengthening the halal product ecosystem with the largest contribution from the role of the government (0.78), followed by academics (0.71), business (0.69), community (0.65), and media (0.59). The study also identified three main obstacles in the development of halal products: limited certification infrastructure, knowledge gap of local producers, and low connectivity between stakeholders. The resulting strategic model offers a comprehensive framework for accelerating the development of halal products that can be applied to archipelago regions with similar characteristics.
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