Strategic Green HRM for Policy Development Toward Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ) in Higher Education Institutions

Eny Nuryani Resmiati (1) , Taufiq Rahmat (2) , Iwan Ardiansyah (3)
(1) Universitas Al-Ghifari,

Abstract

The transition toward Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ) in higher education institutions (HEIs) faces systemic challenges, particularly the underutilization of HRM as a strategic driver of sustainability. In many universities, HRM remains focused on administrative functions rather than catalyzing behavioral and institutional transformation aligned with climate goals. This study aims to develop a strategic Green HRM model to support policy development and operational change toward ZEZ implementation in HEIs.Using a Design Thinking approach comprising five stages—empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test—the research explores current practices, identifies institutional barriers, and co-creates solutions across selected Indonesian universities. The findings reveal that integrating green job design, environmental training, eco-based performance indicators, and prophetic leadership significantly enhances staff engagement, reduces energy use, and promotes low-carbon innovation. Pilot testing demonstrates that digital platforms supporting HR-led emission monitoring and incentive structures can accelerate sustainability culture within academic settings.

Authors

Eny Nuryani Resmiati
Taufiq Rahmat
Iwan Ardiansyah

How to Cite

Strategic Green HRM for Policy Development Toward Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ) in Higher Education Institutions. (2023). KarismaPro, 14(2). https://doi.org/10.53675/karismapro.v14i2.1455

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