KONSEP DAN PILAR SDGS (17 TUJUAN SDGS DAN KETERKAITANNYA DENGAN PEMBANGUNAN EKONOMI DI INDONESIA)
Published 2026-01-13
Keywords
- SDGs, Economic Development, Indonesia,
- SDGs, Pembangunan Ekonomi, Indonesia
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Abstract
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent a global development agenda agreed upon by nations to integrate 17 sustainable development goals. These goals encompass social, economic, and environmental pillars, viewed as an inseparable and mutually influential unity. This study focuses on describing the concepts and pillars of the SDGs, aligned with the 17 goals and their relevance to economic development in Indonesia. The methodology employed is descriptive-qualitative, supported by a comprehensive literature review. The findings highlight the critical importance of digital economic integration in Indonesia to harmonize productivity with environmental considerations. The e-commerce, fintech, and precision agriculture sectors serve as primary drivers in empowering SMEs and achieving the SDGs through resource efficiency and sustainable business practices.
SDGs (Sustainable Development Goal) adalah agenda pembangunan internasional yang menjadi kesepakatan bangsa bangsa yang mengintergrasikan 17 tujuan pembangunan berkalanjutan dengan mencakup pilar sosial, ekonomi, dan lingkungan yang dipandang sebagai satu kesatuan yang tak terpisahkan dan saling memengaruhi. Kajian ini berfokus pada deskripsi konsep dan pilar pada SDGs yang disesuaikan dengan 17 Tujuan SDGs dan keterkaitannya dengan pembangunan ekonomi di indonesia. Metodologi yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah deskriptif kualitatif, didukung oleh tinjauan literatur yang komprehensif. Temuan dari kajian ini menyoroti pentingnya integrasi ekonomi digital di Indonesia dalam mengharmonisasikan produktivitas dan aspek lingkungan. Sektor e-commerce, fintech, dan pertanian presisi menjadi penggerak utama dalam pemberdayaan UKM serta pencapaian SDGs melalui efisiensi sumber daya dan praktik bisnis berkelanjutan.
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