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Handling of COVID-19 through Sustainable Strengthening of Tough Village at Lhokseumawe City, Indonesia
Get PDFToday, policy integration becomes the primary consideration during the policymaking process and is finally integrated into regular organizational activities by sectors from all levels of government institutions to accomplish both sectoral and cross-cutting goals. This study aims to analyse the Community Approach to strengthening the Tangguh Village in Mon Geudong Village, Banda Sakti District, Lhokseumawe City. Strengthening Tangguh Health Village, strengthening the Socio-Economic Tangguh Village, strengthening Tangguh Village Sustainable Security This study was conducted in a setting that was naturally occurring, and it was created using a qualitative approach sometimes called a naturalistic methodology. This approach also places a strong emphasis on phenomena or organic symptoms. Because of its direction and the fact that it cannot be accomplished in a lab, it is crucial to naturalization. To continue the sustainable Tangguh Healthy Village, the Mon Geudong Health Centre seeks a resilient village approach through identification and community data confirmed by COVID-19, as well as providing education. People\u27s income and the economy slumped, Socio-Economic Tangguh Village strengthened, people who were confirmed to have COVID-19 were unable to leave their homes due to self-isolation, and the COVID-19 task force handled basic necessities. The Tangguh Security Village carried out justification from the COVID-19 Task Force in the Banda Sakti sub-district to bring order to the community to comply with the Health Protocol Act
Evaluation of Fundamental Instructional Design Skill: The Quality of PPG Program In-Service Teachers
Get PDFProgram Pensiswazahan Guru (PPG) is a targeted degree program catered for those in-service teachers mention above. PPG is conducted using a distance learning mod and the duration is 4 years. In-service teachers will attend the courses during the weekend and only five times face-to-face meetings with the lecturers. However, there is no comprehensive research has been conducted towards PPG students’ mastery skills in fundamental instructional design. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate the fundamental instructional design skill level among PPG students and to determine the differences in fundamental instructional design skills among three groups of PPG students (Primary School, Secondary School, and Vocational College). This study employed a tracer study survey as the research design by using a set of questionnaires on the Needham Model-based instructional design skill assessment sheet. A total number of 276 respondents were involved in this study. The collected data will be analysed by using descriptive statistics and the One-Way ANOVA Test. Results show that most of the in-service teachers tend to have high scores in fundamental instructional design skills, namely orientation, idea generation, idea restructuring, application of the idea, and reflection. Vocational college teachers were champions in all four phases of instructional design skills except the reflection phase. The reflection phase was championed by teachers from primary school. Meanwhile, secondary school teachers tend to achieve middle level across all instructional design skills. In conclusion, the PPG programme conducted by the university can enhance the in-service teacher’s instructional design skills
Factors that Influence the Organizational Performance in Private Universities: A Review of Literature
Get PDFThis paper presents a review literature of the factors that influence organisational performance in organisations in private universities. This study focuses on internal control variables, budgeting processes and organisational characteristics as moderating variables. Many private universities in Indonesia are closed or no longer operating due to a lack of internal control in managing universities and inadequate budgeting processes. So, the universities lack funds to carry out their operational activities. The characteristics of higher education leaders are less professional in managing higher education institutions. He/she carried out his leadership so that many universities went bankrupt. Finally, these universities had to be closed due to a shortage of students as the main source of higher education funding. From previous research, many researchers are still researching profit organisations, which is rarely done for non-profit organisations. Besides that, the previous research on organisational performance was measured only from the financial part, while for finance, it was still rare to investigate as a benchmark for organisational performance
The Moderating Role of Financial Supervision toward Quality of Financial Reporting at Deli Serdang, Indonesia
Get PDFThis study aims to analyse the determinants of the quality of information on the financial statements of the Deli Serdang district government with supervision as a moderating variable. In this study, we use the variable of human resources competency, government accounting standards, internal control systems and quality of local government financial report information. The population in this study were 90 employees in the accounting department at the SKPD in the Deli Serdang district, Indonesia. The data were collected using a survey questionnaire and analysed using the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) Partial Least Square (PLS). Also, it is assisted by SmartPLS-3. The result indicates that government accounting standards and internal control systems significantly affect the quality of local government financial statement information. In contrast, human resource competence does not significantly affect the quality of local government financial report information. Regional financial supervision cannot moderate the relationship between human resource competence, government accounting standards, and internal control systems on government financial report information quality
Determinants of Internet Media Abuse in the workplace using Theory of Planned Behavior
Get PDFThe usage of internet media is becoming important, and many people worldwide use the internet media as a communication tool. Internet is a medium of information, and communication technologies are highly used to provide a variety of unlimited resources and activities by individual users and organizations. This study is written to determine the effect of internet media abuse in the organization using the Theory of Planned Behavior. The design of this study is a quantitative approach through a survey questionnaire to 127 employees in the Majlis Daerah Marang, Terengganu, Malaysia. The result indicated that internet addiction and perceived need policy significantly correlated with a hobby. Besides that, job satisfaction and productivity have a significant negative effect on hobbies. Also, internet addiction and subjective norms have a significant positive relationship with information. The internet addiction and perceived need policy have a significant positive relationship with transactions. Then, this study also found that job satisfaction has a significant negative effect on transactions among employees in the Majlis Daerah Marang, Terengganu. In conclusion, this study has successfully identified the determinants of internet media abuse in the workplace using the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). This study contributes to internet media abuse and recommendation for organization administration to combat internet media abuse among the employees
Environmental Management System and Pro-Environmental Behavior in Realizing Sustainable Industry Performance: Mediating Role of Green Marketing Management
Get PDFGrowth in the number of tourist destinations encourages the number of tourists and other fields that support it. The hotel industry that is increasing in number in an area will impact the environment, both the natural, social and economic environment. We analyze the influence of Green Marketing Management as a mediator of the Environmental Management System and Pro-Environmental Behavior to achieve Sustainable Industry Performance in the hospitality industry. This study was conducted with 135 respondents with the position of manager or general manager. There are 17 hypotheses built on indicators of 4 main parameters. The analysis uses Smart-PLS to examine the relationship between the dimensions tested. The results of this study are: (1) Environmental Management System and Pro-Environmental Behavior have a significant and positive influence on the Green Marketing Mix; (2) Only the Green Marketing Mix has a significant and positive influence on Economic Sustainability; (3) Only the Green Marketing Mix has a significant and positive influence on Environmental Sustainability; (4) The Environmental Management System and Green Marketing Mix have a significant and positive influence on Social Sustainability, with the strongest influence being given by the Green Marketing Mix (which has the greatest path coefficient); (5) The effect of Pro-Environmental Behavior on Sustainability is entirely dependent on mediation relationships through the Green Marketing Mix
Designing Quality Improvement and Economical Production Quantity: Application of Material Flow Cost Accounting and Cost of Quality
Get PDFMaterial flow cost accounting technique is a technique used to analyze environmental costs for the purpose of identifying costs in two parts: positive cost and negative cost. Which will be an indicator of the efficiency of the production process Because it affects the quality of products delivered to customers and customer satisfaction. There are also techniques. MFCA is used in conjunction with Cost of quality techniques to increase the confidence that products that are going out of the production process will have good performance. For the use of the design of the production process, find the size of the lot. Proportion of waste in production lot and number of shipments. The objective of the optimization problem is the maximum ratio of positive product cost to total cost (PC/TC). The researcher uses particle swarm optimization techniques to find the answer. which is the size of the product lot size, Number of product lot shipments and Proportion of waste in production lot in a serial multi-stage process. the results of MFCA analysis showed that the highest portion of negative product cost was material accounting for 53.29% and following by System cost of 4.75% comparing with the total product cost
Investigating the Effect of Rice Commodity Price Volatility on Provincial Capital Poverty: An Evidence from Indonesia
Get PDFPoverty is one of the macro problems faced by all countries. These problems have different solutions depending on the character of the poor population in the country. One of the proposed solutions is to control prices so that the level of public consumption is maintained. The purpose of the study was to analyze the effect of rice prices on poverty and to map the condition of rice price movements related to poverty in provincial capitals in Indonesia. This study uses panel data from 34 provincial capitals in Indonesia from 2011 to 2020. The data was collected from the Central Bureau of Statistics of Indonesia and uses a panel regression model and important performance analysis (IPA). The results of this study indicated that the price of rice positively affects poverty in provincial capitals in Indonesia. The IPA results show that most provincial capitals in Indonesia are in areas with low poverty rates accompanied by low rice prices and areas with poor people but tend to have high rice prices compared to the average price of rice. It concludes that rice greatly influences the consumption needs of the people of provincial capital cities in Indonesia. This finding shows the importance of maintaining the stability of rice prices due to the large influence of rice price movements on the increase in the percentage of poor people. Suggestions should be given for subsidized rice distribution in areas with high prices
Handling the Children\u27s Sexual Violence: Women\u27s Leadership Perspective
No full textThere are still many cases of child sexual violence in Indonesia, showing the government\u27s dissonance in protecting children. Regional heads, especially women\u27s regional heads, are essential in child protection policies. In each vision, the head of the women\u27s region prioritizes development based on gender mainstreaming. Unfortunately, there are still many cases of sexual violence in children in areas headed by female regional heads. The study focused on the perspective of women\u27s leadership in tackling child sexual violence. This study aims to determine how policies deal with sexual violence in children from women\u27s leadership. Through qualitative research methods combined with the perspective of feminism and gender mainstreaming as an analytical knife. Data collection techniques through data meta-synthesis. Data analysis uses a qualitative descriptive approach, then spelt out as a narrative that begins with data collection, filtering, presentation, and conclusion withdrawal. The results showed that female regional heads were not a guarantee to control the problem of sexual violence in children. The failure to achieve the vision of the head of the female region in its implementation faced many obstacles, one of which was the social stigma attached to local women who were considered weak so that they could not protect their children. This research suggests the need for the commitment and capability of female leaders to protect children and women
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Sustainable Development in Southeast Asia
Get PDFCOVID-19 is spreading worldwide and has been declared by the United Nations a global pandemic. The author is curious about how ASEAN member states responded to different policies based on their domestic socioeconomic, security, and political circumstances. The crisis caused by COVID-19 has affected research in various ways, as SDGs are concerned. SDGs are ruined by complex and turbulent problems in three dimensions of sustainable development: economic, social, and environmental. This paper aims to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted SDG\u27s achievement and investigate the role of governance for public administration in combating COVID-19 in Southeast Asia. The method used is a qualitative research method through analytical literature reviews. The pandemic has been found to severely threaten the achievement of the SDGs, while opportunities concerning selected SDGs can also be found. The results reveal that massive vaccination is needed for cooperative regional sustainable development and recovery strategies, such as the green economy. The findings provide practical guidance on policy implications to transform regional sustainability and push innovative strategies to achieve sustainable development agendas. ASEAN\u27s government policymakers have built a sustainable strategy for combating pandemics based on the epidemiology of COVID-19