B P International

 Thalassemia is a prevalent genetic blood ailment in Indonesia that is considered a public health issue. In Indonesia, however, little is known about thalassemic children's and parents' general experiences with and perceptions of thalassemia. The goal of this study was to look at the concerns, beliefs, sentiments, and needs of moms who have a kid who is thalassemic. Participants were recruited from a total of (N=24) mothers. The purpose of the Focus Group Discussion (FGD) was to better understand the moms' perspectives of their needs and concerns. A semi-structured focus group moderator's guide was created to correlate to the study questions. Questions were divided into two groups in order to acquire a better understanding. I Kid disease perceptions, (ii) Thalassemia knowledge and therapy, (iii) Thalassemia impact on the child and family, and (iv) Needs and future concerns Transcripts were categorised thematically based on the study themes that emerged from the data, an...

The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) in 2013 has formulated the Integrated Report Framework. Integrated reporting provides forward-looking information related to the company's holistic picture, future targets and the relationship between financial performance and non-financial performance. Indonesia does not require companies to report integrated reporting, but many voluntary ones have provided partial disclosures about aspects that are regulated in the integrated report framework. This study aims to provide empirical evidence about the effect of forward-looking disclosure on firm value. The research population is a manufacturing company on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the 2015 and 2016 annual reports. The sample is selected based on the availability of annual reports accessed through the company's web and the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The population is 144 manufacturing, and sample companies were 70 which was collected for two years, so there were 140 fi...