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Investment plays important roles in the economic structure in West Kalimantan Province. One of them is to help accelerate the growth of regional development which has not been developed by government. Seeing the importance of such investment in the economy, government needs to improve every aspect in governance, such as the allocation of local government expenditure as well as per capita income to attract both internationaal and national investments.This study aimed to analyze the influence variables, government expenditure, and per capita income by analyzing variables which impact the most on investment level in regencies/cities in West Kalimantan Province from 2009 to 2013. The research method used was explanatory research method and the analysis method was multiple regression analysis using panel data that combines the data time series with cross section from 2009 to 2013. There were 12 regencies/cities in West Kalimantan Province as the data of the study processed in multiple regression models with 36 observations.The result of multiple regression analysis showed that the variable of government expenditure (G) significantly gives an impact on the level of investment while per capita income (PP) has no significant effect on the level of investment. Meanwhile, government income and per capita income, if assesed jointly, affect on the level of investment positively and significantly in the regencies and cities in West Kalimantan Province. This shows that government in the regencies/cities in West Kalimantan Province.Keywords: Level of investment, government expenditure and percapita income.

Management of post mining land become serious concern for government in current time. Post miningarea that located in Ngablak village, Cluwak districts of Pati is one of post mining areas that did notmanaged and creates problems to civilian and village government, for example are safety andenvironment problems. Safety of environment disturbed because of mining activities that finished andcreated unstable slope (potentially landslide) caused by land dredging. To solve this problems,government need to make some research about stability of slope and studies about method ofanalysis which can increase the safety factor of slope. Slope stability analysis can be done with Side6.0 software which needs laboratory result data of soil mechanics. Methods that can increase slope'ssafety factor can be installation of retaining wall and cut and fill method that make the slope becometerraces. Efficiency of method that will be selected, can be tested by using Slide 6.0 software.Installation of retaining wall could increase the safety factor's value become 1.103, this valuerepresents that the slope is still potentially to be landslide. However, cut and fill can increases safetyfactor's value become 1.330, that representing slope condition is stable and safe.

Background: The population growth rate of Central Java Province is considerably above the ideal. Therefore, the Provincial and Regional Governments need to carefully plan the development programs by analyzing the family knowledge of population issues. This study aims to determine the family knowledge of population issues.Design and Methods: This research used the secondary data analysis (SDA) method. The data were taken from the 2019 Performance and Program Accountability Survey (SKAP) of the Population of KKBPK (Population of Family Planning and Family Development), Central Java Province. The data included in the 2019 SKAP Keluarga on population issues will be analyzed using descriptive quantitative analysis.Results: According to the research data, 51.5% of respondents understood population issues. The commonly recognized issues are unemployment (95.5%), employment (97.1%), and poverty (97.1%). The source of information widely used by respondents is the television (91.9%). Additionally, officers or communities that provide abundant information about population issues are friends, neighbors, and relatives (72.8%). Furthermore, formal educational institutions, including schools (47.8%), and community organizations (youth organizations, PKK/Family Welfare Program, Integrated Health Service Post, and religious organizations) (49.6%) provided information.Conclusions: In conclusion, efforts to increase the knowledge about population issues can be done by optimizing the function of television, close circles, the role of formal educational institutions and social organizations.