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ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study is to investigate and explain the form of policies, synergy of government, the appropriateness of policies issued by the provincial and district governments with the authority granted by Act No. 26 of 2007 This research is a normative, legal source material is the primary law materials and secondary legal materials, obtained through field research and library research. Aceh government policies and the policy of local governments has not been able to resolve the border conflict districts. This affects the difficulty of making the border spatial planning policy. Although the provinces and Regency/Municipality in Aceh had formed the Coordinating Agency for Spatial Planning Area (BKTRW), but BKTRW has not functioned optimally. There are no known incompatibilities in spatial planning policy, because local governments are still awaiting the birth of the provincial Qanun. To local governments expected to make policy together adjacent to resolve border issues in spatial planning. Forms of collective wisdom can be shared qanun, joint regulation or collective decisions. In realizing synergy spatial planning in Aceh, the provincial government and Regency/Municipality is expected to optimize the function BKTRW Aceh and BKTRW Regency/Municipality. Synergy Regulation of Spatial (A Policy Research Provincial Government and Regency/Municipality in Aceh)

This study aims to identify and analyze the effectiveness of waste management policies based on the 3R Integrated Waste Management Site (TPST) in Indonesia and as a basis for consideration and evaluation for the central and local governments in making waste management policies. This is because waste management both at national and regional scales has not yet found the right solution, coupled with a growing population, so it is important to find appropriate waste management. This research method uses a qualitative approach by conducting literature studies from various relevant sources. The results of this study indicate that the TPST 3R-based waste management policy has not been optimal in its implementation. The effectiveness of the waste management policy is measured through Campbell's theory with several indicators, namely program success, target success, program satisfaction, suitability of input and output, and achievement of overall goals.