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Analysis of Stakeholders Regional Innovation Based on Government Collaboration in Indragiri Hilir Regency
Get PDFGovernment performance and regional competitiveness can be increased through regional innovation involving various stakeholders. The existence of stakeholders is adjusted to their roles and responsibilities so that the results achieved can run optimally. This study aims to identify the stakeholders involved and analyze their roles based on power and interest. This study uses a qualitative approach with stakeholder analysis techniques. The results of the stakeholder analysis show grouping in two contexts, namely, primary stakeholders, namely, the central and regional governments, as well as secondary stakeholders, consisting of the community, academics, entrepreneurs, and the mass media. To support success in implementing regional innovation, an analysis of the role of each stakeholder is carried out. The results of the analysis show that stakeholders are divided into four categories based on power and interest: subjects, key players, crowd, and contest setters. The division of roles and responsibilities among each stakeholder can accelerate the process of implementing regional innovations in Indragiri Hilir Regency
Public Employee Accountability in Official Family Planning and Population Control (DPPKB) Bekasi Regency
Get PDFAccountability of the State Civil Apparatus (ASN) in the Official Family Planning and Population Control (DPPKB) Bekasi Regency experienced a problem because they could not look closer to each other in the work deployment. Furthermore, as part of public employee accountability, the people of Bekasi Regency lack a channel to monitor the performance of the ASN in the DPPKB of Bekasi Regency. This research aims to describe the accountability of ASN in DPPKB Bekasi Regency. This study utilized Han and Perry's Public Employee Accountability theory. This theory has five dimensions: attributability, observability, evaluability, answerability, and consequentiality. The quantitative approach is used in this study. Surveying is a type of research. Data is collected by distributing questionnaires to all DPPKB Bekasi Regency employees. Consequently, the sampling technique used in this study was a saturated sample, in which the entire population of 40 ASN in DPPKB was sampled. Furthermore, the data were analyzed using a univariable descriptive statistical analysis method that measures the frequency distribution, the central tendency, namely the median, and the distribution of the variability studied, namely the interval index. According to the findings of this study, most ASN within the DPPKB Bekasi Regency have demonstrated accountability as public employees in executing their duties since they can be asked to explain actions taken or not taken against stakeholders with confidence in the outcomes based on the evaluation results
The Role of NGO Rifka Annisa in Violence Against Women During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Get PDF: The purpose of this research is to determine the role of Rifka Annisa, a women's NGO, in responding to cases of violence against women in the city of Yogyakarta during the COVID-19 pandemic. Yogyakarta was chosen due to an increase in cases of violence against women. This is a qualitative study with a descriptive approach. The data used in this study is secondary data obtained from online media, websites, and related scientific articles that was then processed using NVivo 12 Plus software. The finding showed Rifka Annisa's role in cases of violence against women, with a focus or orientation on victims in three ways. The first is empowerment; the second is legal assistance; and the third is stigma reduction. According to the findings of the research, Rifka Annisa functions as an NGO, particularly in the non-political field, with a focus on empowering victims of violence.
Community Aspirations on Making Regional Regulations in South Sumatra Province
Get PDFThe community attends public hearings or other gatherings to provide feedback or ideas; provides information to DPRD members during working visits; and attends seminars or similar events to conduct studies or follow up on various studies to develop a Draft Regional Regulation. During the planning, design, discussion, promulgation, and socialization stages of forming regional regulations, the community tends to close itself off from the regional government and Regional People's Representative Council, giving the impression that the community does not want to participate. Because they are not interested in the formation of local regulations, several strategies can be implemented to stimulate community participation, including consolidating the power of the community, especially stakeholders; empowering the community (building critical public awareness); publishing the results of essential investigations or research; trying to influence policymakers; generating action and continuous movement
Development Planning During The Covid-19 Pandemic And The New Normal In Indonesia
Get PDFTo overcome various problems that arise during the pandemic, the government has modified the policies of countries abroad that use regional quarantine policies or lockdowns as large-scale social restrictions (PSBB). This policy is adapted to different levels of severity in each city, district, and province. The Indonesian economy itself experienced a slight slowdown during this pandemic period. This slowdown could cause Indonesia’s economic growth to experience a minus level in the following years. Therefore, the government needs to make new policies for the Indonesian economy during the pandemic period and the new normal era. This study aims to see how the government’s policies will overcome the problems of the COVID-19 pandemic and the new normal era for development planning in Indonesia. This research will use a qualitative approach with data obtained from various previous studies and studies related to this research. The study results found that there was a need for a scenario to be created by the government to deal with this problem. Then the economy can be reactivated through cultural changes that are pretty significant in people’s daily behaviors
Nasdem's Party Victory in West Java Local Leader Election 2020
Get PDFThis journal examines the Nasdem Party's campaign strategy in the 2020 Simultaneous General Elections in West Java Province. The election of all Candidate Pairs promoted by the Nasdem Party in five regions in West Java is a proud success, especially during this Pandemic because political campaign and marketing strategies are needed which are certainly different from usual. Theoretically, the victory of Nasdem is analyzed through a campaign strategy with four marketing indicators known as the 4Ps, namely Product, Price, Place, and Promotion. Methodologically, this journal uses a qualitative approach to case studies and literature studies. The data collection technique was carried out using primary data and secondary data taken from journals, online news, both news from television and news from online media, as well as KPU releases regarding data on the results of the 2020 Regional Head Elections. The findings of this study are that the victory of the NasDem Party is highly dependent on Price, Promotion, and Product factors. The five pairs of candidates promoted by NasDem are highly invested candidates, both in terms of campaign financing and in terms of promotion. In addition, the victory achieved by the NasDem Party cannot be separated from the character of the candidates promoted by the Nasdem Party, most of these candidates are candidates who are well known to the public, such as incumbents and former Indonesian actors, and candidates who have extensive networks such as businessmen
Maintaining Direct Regional Head Elections, Solutions or Challenges?
Get PDFThe discourse of simultaneous local elections in 2024 is still being debated by by-election and democracy observers. Based on Article 201 paragraph (8) of Law Number 10/2016 concerning the Election of Governors, Regents, and Mayors, simultaneous national voting for regional elections in all regions of Indonesia will be held in November 2024. This event, known as Pilkada, is being discussed by the government with the DPR and is nearing its end. One of the prominent debates is whether the Pilkada will be changed from where the Governor and the Regent/Mayor are elected directly through elections to where the Provincial DPRD elects the Governor. The Regent/Mayor is still elected through elections. Does the question arise whether the direct or indirect Pilkada is a solution or a challenge? Direct Pilkada means that the filling of regional head positions is carried out through a general election (election) or is elected directly by the people-voters. Indirect elections seem to mean that regional heads are elected not directly by the people's voters but by the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) or appointed (appointed) by officials above them. Does this paper examine whether the Pilkada, conducted directly or indirectly, is a solution to democracy in Indonesia, or is it a challenge?
Ridwan Kamil: the Result of Media Power in West Java
Get PDFThis research discusses the communication patterns of political actors experiencing development over time. After reform and experiencing information openness, Indonesia experienced the rapid development of information technology. The new media are widely used by various parties as a means of communication, not least by political actors to conduct political communication. This communication is concerned with the context of communication that is carried out to a large number of people through the mass media. This study will explain Ridwan Kamil's communication patterns as a political actor and regional head. The communication studied is communication conducted through Ridwan Kamil's personal Instagram page. This research uses qualitative methods, and the data collection techniques used are with primary and secondary data sources. In addition, researchers use theories by Rogers in Anis Hamidati to identify three basic traits that characterize the presence of new current media communication technologies, namely interactivity, de-massification, and asynchronous uses to support this research, such as political communication theory and current media theory
The Border Development in Biski Beach Tourism in Riau Province
Get PDFPasir Limau Kapas Subdistrict is located in Rokan Hilir Regency, which has interesting tourist destinations but needs to be developed. In particular, Biski Beach tourism, which is visited by many local people and those from outside the area, but in reality, it is still far from what is expected, even though the potential for natural tourism objects is very feasible. A solution is sought. This is an interesting issue to be discussed. Pasir Limau Kapas Subdistrict [Palika], Rokan Hilir Regency, Riau Province, is an underdeveloped, isolated, and outermost area. This position makes welfare an important and major issue. Important and main issues related to welfare include minimal and slow infrastructure development and ambiguous development policies [the average policy issued overlaps and does not support each other related to development in border areas]. Based on various important issues, this study aims first to explain how the development of the border area (Case Study: Biski Beach Tourism Object, Pasir Limau Kapas District, Rokan Hilir Regency). The research approach used is qualitative with a descriptive analysis method. Primary and secondary data were gathered through document reviews, interviews with informants chosen using the purposive sampling technique, and observations and literature reviews.After collecting the data, it was analyzed by means of the Interactive Analysis Model. The theory used in this research is the Theory of Regional Development according to Riyadi (2000). There are three indicators of the success of regional development that can be seen. The first is productivity, the second is efficiency, and the last is community participation, which can ensure the continuity of the implementation of a program in an area. Based on these indicators, it is known that the development of the border area is not optimal
Investigating Fraud and Corrupt Practices in Indonesia
Get PDFAbstract: Many cases of fraud that occurred in public and private sectors resulted in losses. There are state and state financial losses in the public sector, while in the private sector, there are also losses arising from a breach of contract in an engagement. Fraud is an act that is against the law and is done intentionally. The impact of fraud and corruption will increase the amount of stolen state money, and the provision of development or investment will be significantly hampered, especially in the case of foreign investment. When issues of fraud in financial statements are discovered, efforts must be made to prevent or minimize the occurrence of such claims. One way to achieve this is to study forensic accounting. By understanding forensic accounting, apart from being reliable in preparing financial reports, it is also claimed to read what is contained in one of these documents. Law enforcement can benefit from the expertise of accountants, particularly those working in forensic accounting, to disclose and provide evidence to support court decisions relating to corruption, as discussed in this paper. In addition, this paper will discuss forensic accounting and forensic auditing and efforts that can be made to prevent corruption and fraud.Keywords: Fraud, Corrupt Practices, Forensic Accounting, Audit