Modeling The Consequences of Pondok Tahfiz on Social, Economic, And Environmental Factors

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to determine the social, economic, and environmental (SEE) effects of Pondok Tahfiz in Perlis. A sustainable development paradigm is based on three fundamental principles: social, economic, and environmental. These factors drive the management of human resource utilisation so that any development project may provide the maximum long-term advantages or positive impacts to current generations while also meeting the demands of future generations. As a result, the three metrics are typically employed as measurements for assessing the benefits of numerous development programs. For example, the education project is always justified on the basis of the fundamental necessity for advanced study, research, and community activities aimed at developing graduates and knowledge of society. The indirect impacts of educational institutions on the economy and environment are more implicit and secondary.