Behind the legal-administrative procedures formally set out for creating a new province, a web of interaction among various parties in fact play a critical role in facilitating various segments of civil society to take part. It is through such a web of interaction that the formal procedures were pushed forward, to arrive at a succees in gaining official detachment of Banten from the province of West Java, The synergetic interlink between civil society and political society underlined the importance of treating them as medium for enganing in a political movement for achieving a particular goal.
This study aims to determine how the role of village officials in Cintamluya Village, Jatinangor District in the accountability of village fund management. Data collection techniques used in this study were interviews and documentation. The subjects of this study amounted to 7 people who are village officials in Cintmulya Village, namely the Village Head, Village Secretary, Village Treasurer, Head of Development, Head of General Affairs, Head of Government and Head of Dusun. This study uses a descriptive method with a qualitative approach. The results of the research conducted indicate that village officials in Cintamulya Village have played a role in the accountability of village fund management by carrying out their duties starting from the planning, implementation, administration, reporting, accountability
Tourism has grown spectacularly as a mainstay sector in various countries in gaining foreign exchange and economic growth, including Indonesia. Likewise, for one of the regions in Indonesia, Cianjur Regency which has a variety of interesting tourist attractions and many are visited by tourists such as Cipanas. Tourism in Cianjur Regency not only in North Cianjur but also in South Cianjur has very potential tourism potential. But unfortunately the management is not optimal so that its potential has not been explored. Therefore, this study will examine the extent to which a tourism policy formulation model that is incremental, elitist and rational comprehensively feels towards the mix scanning model in developing South Cianjur tourism. This study uses descriptive analysis method to explore the object being studied. The type of data used is data in the form of interviews, secondary. The results of the study show that the formulation of existing policies has not been able to optimally improve the performance of the tourism sector.Keywords: Policy Formulation Model, Tourism Development and Local Government. DOI : https://doi.org/10.33005/jdg.v9i2.1627
The study aims to describe procedural inequity, social inequity and political inequity for the poor in the accessibility to the Indonesian National Health Insurance. This study uses a qualitative method. Meanwhile, data collection uses in-depth interview, observation, and document study. Data analysis steps consist of data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing and verification. Procedural inequity was shown the invalid data collection process of the poor, so that they are not recorded as beneficiaries (PBI/Penerima Bantuan Iuran) or participants of the Social Security Management Agency of Health (BPJS/Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial-Kesehatan). Social inequity was shown to be unclear in the eligibility of the poor, which resulted in them having difficulty getting as beneficiaries. Meanwhile, political inequity has shown that there are marginalized the poor. Limited budget allocation causes the power elite to prioritize the poor who are near the power elite. Even though, they have the right to get a national health insurance program.
Tourism has grown spectacularly as a mainstay sector of various countries in gaining foreign exchange and economic growth, including Indonesia. Likewise for one of the regions in Indonesia, namely Cianjur Regency which has a variety of interesting tourist attractions and is visited by tourists such as Cipanas. Tourism in Cianjur Regency is not only North Cianjur but also in South Cianjur has very potential tourism potential. But unfortunately, the management is not optimal so that its potential has not been explored. Therefore, this study will examine the extent of Cianjur Regency tourism policy in developing South Cianjur tourism. This study uses descriptive analysis method to explore the object under study. The type of data used is data in the form of interviews and secondary results. The results of the study show that the policies that have been implemented have not been able to improve the performance of the tourism sector optimally. Some indicators that have not been optimal include infrastructure development, tourism promotion, and commitment to policy implementation.
This study aims to analyze the implementation of echelon III and IV ASN mutations in the North Buton Regency Government. This study uses a qualitative approach, with an analysis focus on the implementation of echelon III and IV ASN mutations. There were 9 informants in this research, namely the Regional Secretary, Head of BKPSDM, Head of Mutation Division, 3 echelon III officials and 3 echelon IV officials. The selected informants were determined purposively. Data were collected through observation, interviews, and document studies. The data obtained were then analyzed interactively with an analytical model referring to Milles and Huberman (1992), covering data collection, data presentation, data reduction and drawing conclusions. The results showed that the implementation of the transfer of echelon III and IV employees within the scope of the North Buton Regency Government was still dominated by the spoil system. The mutations carried out are based on the principle of kinship and on the basis of likes and dislikes. These likes and dislikes are closely related to the behavior of employees who make political contributions to the implementation of democratic momentum in North Buton Regency. However, mutations based on considerations of the merid system and spoiled system are still the main considerations in the implementation of echelon III and IV ASN mutations in North Buton Regency.
