OPTIMIZATION OF COOPERATION NETWORK BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT, PRIVATE SECTORS AND UNIVERSITIES IN STRENGTHENING SME CAPITAL THROUGH ISLAMIC MICRO FINANCE IN INDONESIA
Keywords:
Government, Universities, Private Sectors, IMFI, SMEAbstract
IMFI (Islamic Micro Finance Institutions) is a microfinance institution that can provide ease of access, especially for people who have SME ( Small and Medium Enterprises). The purpose of this study is to determine how the concept of cooperation network between the government, private sectors and universities in strengthening SME capital through IMFI. The method used in the study is a qualitative method using a discourse analysis data analysis technique. The result of this study indicates that the cooperation between the government, private sectors, and universities in strengthening the capital of SME through IMFI can be implemented using a linear collaborative of partnership model, while capitals that can be utilized such as RLF of government, CSR funds from the private sector (companies), program linkage with Islamic Banks, training and preparation of skilled workforces from universities to support the development of IMFI and SME
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