360 | The Role of Strategic Management Accounting In The Development of Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) In The Field of Decent Work To Support The Economic Growth of
NTT Province
Regency) (Bank Indonesia, 2022).
The purpose of this study is to find
out how the role of management
accounting in realizing sustainable
dvelopment goals (SDGs) of decent work in
East Nusa Tenggara Province. This research
uses a literature study research method.
The Concept of Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs)
One of the main outcomes of the
Rio+20 Conference, held in Rio de Janeiro
in June 2012 was the agreement of member
states to begin the process to develop a set
of sustainable development goals (SDGs).
At its thirteenth and final meeting in New
York on July 19, 2014, the OWG proposed
17 goals covering sustainable development
issues, including ending poverty and
hunger, improving health and education,
making cities more sustainable, combating
climate change, and protecting forests
(Sutopo et al., 2014).
The eighth goal is the most important
goal for the union. This goal seeks to
encourage the creation of sustainable,
inclusive economic growth followed by
productive employment and decent work
for all. On the one hand, this goal also
includes the agenda of the International
Labour Organization (ILO) and its four
strategic objectives, namely rights,
employment, social protection, and social
dialogue. On the other hand, this goal also
makes the link between efforts to achieve
economic growth and decent work for all
(Nialda et al., 2022).
Management Accounting
Strategic management is a set of
decisions and actions that produce the
formulation and implementation of plans
designed to achieve the goals of a company
(Yunus, 2016). Strategy management
focuses on integrating management,
marketing, finance/accounting,
production/operations, research and
development, computer information
systems to achieve organizational success
(Rahman Rahim & Radjab, 2016). While
management accounting is an accounting
system whose main purpose is to present
financial statements for the benefit of
internal parties of the company, such as
financial managers, production managers,
marketing managers, and other internal
parties. This information is very useful as a
guideline for taking policies for the future
based on historical data from financial
statements (Garaika & Feriyana, 2013).
The profession of a management
accountant as a provider of information in
the company, must be able to provide
relevant information for decision making
accordingly (Agustia, 2015). In realizing
sustainable world development or SDGs
(Sustainable Development Goals) there
must be synergy across professions.
Although as a profession related to the
financial recording of an institution or
institution, an accountant can also play a
role in realizing a decent job (Pratama et al.,
2019).
Accountants in carrying out their
work professions are not just compiling
company financial reports, but more than
that accountants have many other jobs, so
that the goals of the sustainable
development goals can be realized through
the role of accountants (Firmansyah, 2019).
Management accountants focus on
providing information that includes
environmental, social and economic
impacts, so that it is an integrated reflection
of financial, social and environmental
aspects (Agustia, 2015).
In running its business, the company
is always profit-oriented. As is known, profit
(profit) is more income earned by the
company after deducting the expenses
incurred by the company in running its
business. CSR is based on the 3P concept,