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The problem of this research is why the implementation of compulsory 9 years basic education policy in Serang city for the last 3 years (2014 - 2016) has not been able to realize the compulsory policy objective of 9 years basic education, examined from the determinant of public policy implementation. The main reference theory in this research is Muchlis Hamdi's theory (2014) about the assessment of policy implementation from the determinant side. The research method used is qualitative research design (explorative); to determine informants, researchers used purposive and snowball techniques; data collection techniques used: in-depth interviews, observation, and documentation techniques; and data analysis methods using qualitative data analysis. The research results are: a) Determinant substance of the policy: there is no clarity about the basic measures and objectives of compulsory basic education policy 9 years in Serang city and not yet equipped with mayor regulation that regulates further about basic education, b) Determinant of behavior the task of implementing the policy: commitment, level of performance, competence, and compliance officer of standard operating procedures (SOP) is still less satisfactory, c) Determinant interaction of network among implementing organization: communication and interaction of network between implementing organization not yet effective and not utilize technological progress in social media; d) Determinants of target group participation: targeted community participation has not been satisfactory (number of drop out rates is still high enough); e) Determinant resources: availability of funds, implementers, equipment, information and technology has not been adequate in terms of quantity and quality. The determinants of the success or failure of policy implementation from Hamdi's theory (2014) need to be clarified again the details of the indicators: a) the policy communication factor should be added as one of the indicators of the determinants of network interaction; b) ...

This research aims to analyze the collaboration policy of the Regional Government with the State Electricity Company and Biogas Power Plant in utilizing renewable energy. This research was conducted in Rantau Sakti Village, North Tambusai District, Rokan Hulu Regency, Riau Province using a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques used in this study in the form of interviews, observation and documentation studies. The results of the study found that the collaboration of the Regional Government with the State Electricity Company and the Biogas Power Plant in utilizing new and renewable energy is basically not yet created and formed intactly and comprehensively because based on the facts only indicates that there is a potential collaboration of the Regional Government with the State Electricity Company and Biogas Power Plant. If the Biogas Power Plant already has legality and clarity on the legal status and its management as a result of a change in the Regional Government Law which causes the authority in the energy sector to be drawn to the provincial level, the Regional Government of Rokan Hulu Regency loses management rights over the Power Plant Biogas.

This research relies on the concept of process theory and policy implementation determinants from Hamdi (2014), where the theoretical concepts of policy implementation processes include dimensions of productivity, linearity, and efficiency, while the theoretical determinants of policy implementation include substance policy factors, behavior of implementing tasks, network interactions employment, target group participation, and resource factors. The research method used in this study is a qualitative research method with the characteristics of construction built on natural conditions, more descriptive, more emphasis on processes, inductive analysis, and more emphasis on the value or meaning contained in a data or event. In an effort to obtain accurate analysis results related to the process and the determinants of the implementation of the transmigration settlement unit transformation into Madapuhi Trans Village, the informants selected were all stakeholders at the local level, both local government and the community. This study found that the process of implementing the UPT transformation policy into Madapuhi Trans Village has not gone well, as indicated by low productivity, lack of linearity and lack of efficiency in policy implementation, as well as several factors that hinder successful implementation of policies such as Policy Substance, Implementing Task Behavior, Target Group Participation, and Resources. The supporting factors in implementing this policy are factors of network interaction. The results also showed that from the 5 determinants of policy implementation, the Target Group Participation factor was the most influential factor in the context of the implementation of the transformation of the transmigration settlement unit to the Madapuhi Trans Village. This study found that understanding harmony is also a determinant of policy implementation. The model produced by this research is the model of the Effectiveness of the Process of Implementing the Policy of Transforming the UPT into a village. Based on the results and findings of the study, it is suggested that a theory of the implementation of the transformation of the transmigration settlement unit into a village be developed, which includes the theory of the process of policy implementation and the determinant theory of policy implementation by Hamdi.

The research objective is to obtain a picture of the sub-optimal role of the Melawi Regency Government in facilitating employment to increase public investment in Melawi Regency. The research method is qualitative with interviews, observation and documentation. The researcher conducted an analysis guided by the scope of facilitating manpower contained in Law Number 13 of 2003, namely facilitating job training, facilitating employment placement and expanding job opportunities and facilitating industrial relations; and using Siagian's role theory which states that the role of government is as a stabilizer, innovator, modernizer, pioneer and implementer.