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REKONSTRUKSI PENGATURAN WEWENANG DEWAN PERWAKILAN DAERAH DALAM PERSPEKTIFNEGARA KESATUAN
Get PDFPada tahun 1998 gerakan politik sekaligus hukum yang menuntut reformasi dalam wujud amandemen terhadap Undang-Undang Dasar Negara Republik Indonesia 1945 (selanjutnya disingkat UUD NRI 1945), penegakan hukum, hak asasi manusia, pemberantasan Korupsi, Kolusi dan Nepotisme, otonomi daerah, kebebasan pers serta mewujudkan kehidupan demokrasi. Dengan latar belakang terjadinya reformasi itu, Indonesia mengalami perubahan yang fundamental bagi sendi-sendi kehidupan ketatanegaraan melalui perubahan UUD NRI 1945. Salah satu perubahan yang terjadi pada Perubahan Ketiga UUD NRI 1945 Tahun 2001 dalam Sidang Tahunan Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat (selanjutnya disingkat ST MPR) adalah dengan bertambahnya lembaga negara baru, yakni lahirnyaDewan Perwakilan Daerah (selanjutnya disingkat DPD). Landasan konstitusional sebagai dasar terbentuknyaDPD ditemukan pengaturannya dalam Pasal 22 C dan Pasal 22 D UUD NRI 1945
Discourse On The Concept Of Balance Of Sakala And Niskala Spaces In Ethnic Balinese Homes
Get PDFArchitecture is not just about physical manifestations; more than that architecture is the substance of the physical being. This concept is found in Eastern architecture, one being traditional Balinese architecture in which there are sakala (tangible) spaces and niskala (intangible) spaces for ritual activities and for non-ritual activities. In the ethnic Balinese home there are three zones namely a sacred zone, a residential zone, and an outer space and lebuh. All three zones have tangible spaces in the form of structures and intangible spaces or ‘special’ markers. These two types of spaces are maintained through normative rules. This
paper draws from a qualitative naturalistic study about the discourse on the concept of the sakala space and niskala space in the ethnic Balinese home through an approach of local and universal concepts. The results show the existence of balance of sakala and niskala spaces in the dynamics of ethnic Balinese homes in the architectural development for maintaining its characteristic
Travel related infection among international travellers visiting clinics at Ubud Bali
Get PDFBali has been a prominent tourist destination in the world and attracting millions of travellers year after year. As a tropical region, Bali possesses a billion unpredictable infectious diseases that may hazard for travellers. Hence, a retrospective study provided at the clinics around the magic-peaceful village Ubud Bali, in order to assess profile of the illness affecting the travellers. This study was a retrospective study based on the medical record of the patients visiting ToyaMedika Clinic, Ubud Care Clinic, Taruna Clinic and Puskesmas Ubud during January – August 2017 was conducted. The clinics classified the patient’s diagnostic according to ICD X criteria. The incomplete medical records were excluded from the study. Various data such as demographic, nationality were also collected and presented descriptively. A total of 453 complete medical record were enrolled to the study. The most age group was 1225 year age group (36.4%) and the minority age group was ≥75 years (1.1%). The top 5 of the patient nationality was Europe (55,5%), American (21,4%), Australian (13%), Asian (9,5%) and African (1,1%). Acute diarrhea was the most disease (68%) affecting the travellers, in which 62% of the cases were female. According to the age group, acute diarrhea mostly found at the age group 12-25 years old. Upper tract respiratory infection was found as high as 13.2%. The others diagnosis were typhoid fever and urinary tract infection accounting for 11.5% and 2.2% respectively. From this study, acute diarrhea was the most common infectious disease in adolescence travellers
WATER MANAGEMENT OF RIVER ESTUARY FOR THE PREPARATION OF ECOTOURISM IN COASTAL AREA OF BALI PROVINCE
Get PDFSurface water flowing in the river is a resource of useful raw water to meet the needs of society and as irrigation water is managed by Subak in Bali, Indonesia. Bali has experienced water deficit, along with the increasing number of inhabitants and tourism activities. Results of research of the Ministry of Environment (MOE, 2009) stated that Bali has experienced water deficit of 7.5 billion m3/year in 2000 and 2015 deficit is estimated at as much as 27.6 billion m3 of water/year. The purpose of this research was to evaluate the potential of water in the estuary Saba in order to support ecotourism in coastal areas of the province of Bali and formulating water resource management scheme for coastal areas in Buleleng regency. This research uses quantitative methods with the research location is in the Saba river estuary in Buleleng Regency. Data collected consist of primary data and secondary data. Simulation models for water resources management and statistical analysis using software RIBASIM (River Basin Simulation). As a result of this research is the potential of water in the estuary Saba. The result of measurements in the dry season (September 2013) is amounted to 0.156 m3/sec and in the rainy season (January 2014) of 1,023 m3/sec. Potential water in Saba river estuary based on the simulation of RIBASIM is 9.34 million m3/year, can be used as society water domestic for 81 851 inhabitants, for the water industry (hotel) is 1364 rooms, amounted to 2 ha of fish pond water and for irrigation water (agricultural) is 148 ha. Results of water quality research to the smell, color, temperature, turbidity meet quality standards, while taste, and salinity do not meet quality standards. For the chemical aspect, that is pH and detergent meet quality standards while for BOD and COD does not meet the water quality standard Class I. In terms of biology, total coliform does not meet the quality standards of class I. Saba River water potential for ground water of 7.46 million m3 (6%), residual water irrigation (Return Flow) amounted to 54.74 million m3 (41%) and the balance/allocation of water in an area (water District) amounted to 71.54 million m3 (53%). Water resources management in the Saba River estuary for the water potential in the river estuary can be managed by making reservoirs (reservoir), and dam movement and arrangement of the beach
DESA WISATA DI MASA COVID-19
No full textSejak ditetapkannya Desa Singapadu Tengah
sebagai salah satu desa wisata di kabupaten Gianyar-Bali
pada tahun 2018, warga desa melalui kepala desa
Singapadu Tengah telah bergerak membangun dan
mengelola desa bersama pokdarwis bekerjasama dengan
perguruan tinggi, dan dibantu oleh pemerintah.
Gerakan masyarakat desa ini nampak terlihat dari
semakin banyaknya atraksi wisata yang mulai
berkembang. Potensi Desa Singapadu Tengah sebagai
desa wisata memang sangat mempesona, Selain
keindahan kori agung dan kemegahan bangunan situs
serta peninggalan arkeologi berupa arca-arca kuno yang
disucikan dan aktivitas budaya yang masih kental, desa
Singapadu Tengah memiliki sumber daya alam, rumah
adat, dan berbagai tempat kegiatan yang potensial untuk
dikelola untuk menunjang aktivitas wisata
[Peer Review] A case of imported Plasmodium Falciparum chloroquine and Sulfadoxine-Pyrimethamine sensitive in a Finland male presentation
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