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Strategy For Institutional Capacity Building of Quality Education Program in the Indramayu Regency Government
No full textThis study was motivated by the concerning phenomenon in Indramayu Regency, where the Human Development Index (HDI) ranks third from the bottom among districts in West Java Province. The average years of schooling (RLS) is only 63.4%, and the HDI remains low at 73.63, placing it as one of the three lowest in the province. Furthermore, the School Participation Rate (APS) for ages 12–17, specifically for junior high school levels, is inadequate. Despite having adequate resources to support education, the effectiveness of education quality improvement programs remains limited. There is an urgent need for the Indramayu Regency Education Office to adopt a robust institutional capacity development strategy. The study's findings indicate that institutional capacity development for improving education quality in Indramayu Regency has yet to be effective. Of the eight strategic dimensions analyzed, leadership, financial, and networking strategies were identified as suboptimal. Among the driving factors, shared commitment requires more stringent evaluation, and legal regulations are still limited to procedural standards (SOPs). The inhibiting factors include (1) inconsistent regulations that hinder the process and implementation of capacity building, and (2) budget constraints that limit the capacity-building efforts of regional work units (SKPD) in realizing established programs and activities. To enhance the effectiveness of these efforts, a SWOT analysis is needed to refine the institutional capacity development strategy, particularly in financial management, leadership, and partnership strategies among departments. Strengthening synergy among regional government organizations (OPD) is essential to support the Indramayu Regency Government's commitment to improving education quality
Exploring Cultural Harmony at Temples: A Historical Tourist Destination and It’s Effect on Fostering Intercultural Understanding
No full textThis study aims to explore local beliefs by highlighting elements of local wisdom and culture present in Chinese temples. Temples, particularly on the north coast of Central Java, have been recognized for their tourism potential as they reflect the local culture. The effort to promote Chinese temples as tourist attractions is expected to bring novelty and expand tourism in Java's coastal districts, establishing them as historical destinations. One example is the Po An Thian Temple in Pekalongan, which, through its ceremonies and rituals, is projected to become a prominent tourist destination in the city. Using an ethnographic approach, this study seeks to gain a comprehensive understanding of local beliefs at Po An Thian Temple. The presence of the local deity Tek Hay Cin Jin, the birthday ceremony of the divinity Sin Long Tay Tee and Tek Hay Cin Jin, as well as the Pintoe Dalem Street Festival, contribute to Po An Thian Temple’s popularity as a tourist site
Regional Health System Policy Formulation Model in Majalengka District
No full textThis research was motivated by the fact that the Majalengka Regency Government does not yet have references and guidelines for regional health development that are appropriate to the specific conditions, needs and health problems in each region. This prompted the Majalengka Regency Government to prepare a Regional Health System (SKD) policy which was carried out together with the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) of Majalengka Regency, but in its implementation there were several obstacles and problems that made the preparation process not in accordance with the stages of preparing public policy formulation. The aim of this research is to study and carry out in-depth analysis and data analysis related to the Regional Health System policy formulation model in Majalengka Regency. This research uses a qualitative method with a case study approach. The research instrument is the researcher himself through interviews, questionnaires, documentation and observation. Data analysis uses triangulation. The research results explain that the Majalengka Regency Regional Health System policy formulation process has not been effective as assessed from seven stages, namely: 1) Problem Assessment; 2) Determination of goals; 3) Alternative Formulation; 4) Model Preparation; 5) Determination of criteria; 6) Alternative Assessment; 7) Formulation of Recommendations. Factors causing the ineffectiveness of the Regional Health System policy formulation process in Majalengka Regency: 1) Problem Assessment: only paying attention to the important aspects of national policy and provincial policy; 2) Determining objectives: specific regional and community conditions and needs have not been accommodated firmly and clearly; 3) Alternative Formulation: only refers to Presidential Decree 72/2012; 4) Model preparation: regional policy collaboration is not yet visible and causal relationships have not been clearly revealed; 5) Determining criteria: using commitments that have been determined by WHO and nationally; 6) Alternative Assessment: refers to the priority scale of study results from academic texts); 7) Formulation of recommendations: based on the national health system which is handed down to the regions
Alternative dispute resolution methods: general perception, satisfaction and loyalty of users of arbitration centres in Portugal
No full textAlternative dispute resolution methods: general perception, satisfaction and loyalty of users of arbitration centres in PortugalThis article, which presents a general framework of arbitration centres in Portugal, tests the existence of statistical evidence regarding a set of relationships between latent variables associated with the satisfaction and loyalty of users of these centres. In this sense, a sample of 337 users of the 11 arbitration centres, sponsored by the Portuguese Ministry of Justice, was used. The evaluation of the validity of the research hypotheses was carried out by means of a structural equation model that revealed quality measures considered as good. The hypothesis of the existence of a positive and direct impact of the facilities dimension of arbitration centres on the general aspects dimension of arbitration centres was refuted. The remaining research hypotheses were confirmed by the sample, globally validating the proposed structural model of this phenomenon
Policy Implementation Model for the Zoning System for Admission of New Students (PPDB) for Basic Education in South Tangerang City
No full textThis study focuses on the question of how the policy implementation model of the school zoning system for new student admissions (PPDB) in basic education is applied in South Tangerang City. Designed as a qualitative research approach or synthesis of qualitative research (meta-study), this study explores government actions in public policy. The findings reveal that the effectiveness of the implementation model of the school zoning policy in PPDB is supported by several strong factors: effective communication processes, competent human resources in policy implementation, sufficient material resources, favorable dispositions/attitudes of policy implementers, and a well-established bureaucratic structure to enforce regulations, local laws, guidelines, and technical instructions. However, the main obstacle identified is the misalignment between established policies and their technical implementation due to a lack of understanding and differing perspectives. This issue is particularly evident in interconnected institutions, such as the decisions made between the Education and Culture Office (Disdikbud) and the Population and Civil Registry Office (Disdukcapil)
Optimizing Migrant Worker Evacuation Strategies in the Oil and Gas Industry: Lessons from Indonesian Oil and Gas Company’s Operations in Algeria and Iraq
No full textMigrant worker evacuation strategies are critical for maintaining safety and operational continuity in high-risk environments, particularly within the oil and gas sector. Despite global workplace safety policies, significant challenges persist in implementing effective evacuation strategies, as evidenced by the experiences of an Indonesian oil and gas company operating in Algeria and Iraq. These challenges include ambiguous protocols, limited resources, and inadequate inter-party coordination. This study aims to evaluate and enhance the evacuation management strategies for migrant workers in high-risk environments, focusing on case studies from Algeria and Iraq. Utilising a qualitative multiple case study approach, the research employs in-depth interviews, focus group discussions, and AI-driven data analysis to identify weaknesses in current strategies and propose evidence-based improvements. The findings reveal strengths in legal frameworks, planning, and technology use, but highlight gaps in evaluation processes, resource allocation, and organisational coordination. These gaps necessitate more integrated and adaptive strategies. The research also emphasises the importance of communication, digital technology integration, and robust data protection to enhance evacuation efficiency while safeguarding worker privacy. This study contributes to the risk and crisis management literature and provides practical insights for multinational companies to optimise migrant worker evacuation strategies, ensuring safety and operational sustainability in complex, high-risk environments. The study's findings and recommendations can help organisations in the oil and gas industry develop more comprehensive and effective evacuation plans for their migrant workforce, ultimately enhancing their preparedness and resilience in the face of crises and emergencies
Empirical Study on Fraud Prevention of Government Banks Using Financial Technology, Internal Control, and Internal Audit Variables with Individual Morality Mediator
No full textBatam must create a healthy business environment and investment climate as an industrial city. Various efforts made to boost investment will be useless if fraud is rampant. Corruption has a bad impact on the economy, this is because corruption can hinder growth caused by low investment in a country. The many phenomena of government banking fraud in the Riau Islands need to be researched, so that similar problems can be anticipated. There has been no previous research to answer this phenomenon, and the use of variable mediators has not been found. The descriptive research method with the Path Analysis model uses primary data (questionnaires). The collected data was then processed with SPSS. Answering the phenomenon of fraud problems that occur by conducting empirical studies using independent variables and variable moderators on Fraud Prevention is the purpose of this research. Conclusion of the results: Financial Technology has been proven to have a non-significant effect on Fraud Prevention using direct tests and indirect tests with individual morality mediators. Fraud prevention should not only rely on the sophistication of Financial Technology but maximize Internal Control and Internal Audit. Individual Morality has proven to have a significant effect on Fraud Prevention, so it is hoped that there will be efforts to prevent the degradation of employee morality
Road Infrastructure Development Policy Implementation Model in Rebana Area, West Java Province, Indonesia
No full textThis study analyzes the policy implementation model to enhance the effectiveness of road infrastructure development in the Rebana Region, West Java Province, focusing on community welfare and economic equity. Using a qualitative approach and case study, the research finds that despite efforts in policy implementation, its effectiveness remains limited. The Grindle implementation model, emphasizing policy content and implementation context, has not achieved optimal results. To improve performance, two key aspects need to be updated: strengthening coordination among implementing agencies and enhancing the commitment of human resources. Factors such as affected interests, benefits gained, and resource allocation should be considered to achieve more effective policy implementation
Implementation of the Banten Lama Revitalization Policy: Revitalization Strategies for the Banten Lama Area During the Banten Provincial Government Period 2017-2022
No full textThis study aims to identify and analyze the policies and revitalization strategies implemented by the Banten Provincial Government for the Banten Lama area during the 2017–2022 period. It also evaluates the effectiveness of various initiatives, including zoning implementation, regulation of informal activities, and infrastructure development, in improving the physical and social quality of the area. Furthermore, the study assesses the impact of these revitalization efforts on enhancing safety, comfort, and the appeal of Banten Lama as a religious tourism destination. The findings reveal that the revitalization policy focused on developing and restoring key landmarks in this historical area, including the revitalization of the Banten Grand Mosque and Surosowan Palace. These efforts encompassed the renovation and maintenance of significant sites from the Banten Sultanate era to restore their authenticity and grandeur. Measures to regulate street vendors, illegal parking, and unauthorized structures were implemented to create a more orderly, and clean environment. The government collaborated with security forces and local communities to ensure smooth and sustainable enforcement. Infrastructure development, such as road improvements and enhanced public facilities, played a crucial role in increasing accessibility and visitor comfort. These initiatives aim to attract more tourists and foster positive economic impacts on the local community
When Bounded Rationality Done in The Sustainability of Family Financial Planning
No full textBalinese women, as the companions of their husbands in their households, have a role in meeting not only the material needs of the family but also their spiritual needs. Fulfilling spiritual needs in realizing Tri Hita Karana (the three causes of well-being) is achieved by carrying out a series of heartfelt, holy offerings to God the Creator. The actualization of this can be seen in the staging of the Balinese Galungan holiday where funds for the festival are made available; one of the ways this is done is in the form of Cingkreman. Cingkreman is a kind of financial planning for families that is based on the trust that members of a group place in their leader. Bounded rationality underlies the decisions made by the members to join a Cingkreman association (Sekaa Cingkreman). This research is framed by qualitative research, a hermeunitic interpretive paradigm, and an ethnomethodological approach where the analysis is carried out using Garfinkel analysis. This study reveals that bounded rationality, in making the decision to join Sekaa Cingkreman, is based on values that mean that Cingkreman associations continue to play a part in people's lives in Bali