Analisis Gaya Kepemimpinan Interpersonal Di Satuan Pelaksana Dinas Lingkungan Hidup Kecamatan Senen Jakarta Pusat

This research was conducted to know and analyze the social business canvas model design framework for the Telaga Telaga Pethcare social enterprise. The social business model canvas framework is used to see and assess how impactful this social enterprise is on the social problems solved by Telaga Telaga Pethcare. This framework is a modification of the business model canvas framework which was previously widely used to design business concepts to be implemented. The social problem that Telaga Telaga Pethcare is trying to overcome and resolve is the problem of rabies which is currently a serious problem in Bali Province. The data collected reports that currently the number of rabies transmission cases in Bali has reached 14,827 cases. The research method used in this research uses descriptive qualitative methods. Data were collected using three methods, namely in-depth interviews, focus group discussions, and documentation. The selection of informants in this research used a purposive sampling technique. The research results in this study show that rabies cases are a concern for the Bali Provincial Government and the community. Telaga Telaga Pethcare is one of the pet shops in Bali Province where one of the social activities is providing animal care. To make it easier to analyze the social business of Telaga Telaga Pethcare, we use the social business canvas model. Meanwhile, to analyze weaknesses, strengths, opportunities, and challenges using SWOT analysis.

Moezzar's Kitchen Online Restaurant is one of the online restaurants engaged in the culinary field. Due to the increasingly fierce competition today, the management needs to review its marketing strategy from either the Market Strategy or the Marketing Mix Strategy. This study aims to determine the variables which are strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats and alternative strategies from SWOT Analysis and Marketing Mix Strategy. This research method is a descriptive qualitative research based on SWOT analysis. Research data is analyzed from the results of interviews and Focus Group Discussions in this study including Internal Key Informants, External Key Informants.. The results of the analysis show that the variables that become strengths are products according to restaurant standards, strong brand image, service with pick up service, strategic branch offices,. Then the threat is the number of competitors, competitors have advanced and complete technology, poor economic and political conditions. The marketing strategy reformulation that can be applied is the marketing mix strategy and the alternative strategy of SWOT matrix analysis. Based on the results of the study, it can be suggested to give special prices to consumers, be more aggressive in promotions, carry out training for employees, and improve service quality.Keywords: Marketing Mix, IFAS, EFAS

Goat farming for export in Chiang Rai Province is gaining much attention among farmers because goats are resilient to climate change, suitable for small-scale farmers, require low investment, popular among consumers, and more beneficial than other types of meat. This research aims to analyze the current situation and needs of the goatherd group in Chiang Rai Province, as well as prepare the strategy development for enhancing the goatherd group for export to countries in the Greater Mekong Subregion. The research used mixed-method research, consisting of quantitative data collection from 200 members of the goatherd community enterprise and stakeholders, and focus group discussions with 20 representatives from the government, private sector, and related entrepreneurs. The instrument included a questionnaire that had been tested for reliability and an opinion assessment form in form of Likert Scale, as well as SWOT and TOWS Matrix analysis to prepare strategy development that appropriate to the context of Chiang Rai Province. The results found that the majority of goatherd group in Chiang Rai Province have high intentions to develop their farms to meet GAP standards, but lack in-depth knowledge and strong grouping. In addition, found problems in business management, lack of direct market channels, and reliance on middlemen, resulted in prices that farmers receive being significantly lower than the export price. The SWOT analysis indicated that Chiang Rai Province has appropriate geographical potential and resources, but has limitations in technology, finance, and complex policies. Therefore, the results prepared the strateg`y development that focus on developing farmers’ potential, promoting GAP standards, systematic grouping, developing logistics infrastructure, and creating direct export market channels to countries in the Greater Mekong Subregion, which will help increase competitiveness and generate sustainable income for the goatherd group in Chiang Rai Province.

The Climate Village Program is a national program with a target of establishing 20,000 climate villages spread throughout Indonesia as an effort to control climate change in Indonesia. Implementation of the climate village program still requires strategies to increase the capacity for adaptation, mitigation, institutional strengthening and the number of climate villages. This research aims to analyze Proklim development strategies and priority strategies for Proklim development in Sidodadi Ramunia Village, Beringin District, Deli Serdang Regency, North Sumatra Province. The method used is qualitative with a survey approach and using SWOT and AHP analysis. This research began by identifying adaptation and mitigation actions that had been carried out by residents in Sidodadi Ramunia Village and then a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) was carried out which resulted in 3 activity targets to be developed, namely (1) Increasing the use of organic fertilizer; (2) creation of a waste bank and (3) development of other locations to be proposed as climate villages. SWOT analysis is carried out to formulate alternative strategies for each activity target whose priority will be determined through AHP analysis using the expert choice 11 application. The results of the AHP analysis show that the strategic priority in developing climate villages is increasing the use of organic fertilizer with a weight value of 0.402 and an inconsistency value of 0. 05. This research shows that to increase the use of organic fertilizer, training and direct assistance in making quality organic fertilizer is needed which can ultimately trigger the community to sort organic and inorganic waste.

ABSTRACTFreight Company is a delivery service provider from factory to factory. This research purpose is to improve performances of a company which has been established since 2004 and located in Bandung. This research purpose is to evaluate internal and external condition from the company and to formulate strategy which can be implemented so that company performance will increase. This research is based on strategy formulation from Strategic Management Model by Fred. R. David. In this research, descriptive qualitative method research typed case study is used. While the techniques used for data collection are observations, interview, focus group discussion and literature study. The data obtained then analyzed using Matrix IFE, EFE, SWOT, IE and QSPM. To start the research, analysis on financial report is done. Financial report shows declining performance from the company. The result from IFE and EFE matrix shows the condition of the company compare to the environment is quite weak. The result from SWOT and IE analysis show the alternative strategy which can be implemented by the company. The strategy is retrenchment strategy whereas the company have to reduce the cost to improve the financial and non-financial performance. The final result of this study concluded 2 alternative retrenchment strategies which can be used as recommendation for the company. Based on the data analysis using QSPM Matrix the strategy chosen is to make loan in order to increase the number of truck without have to do cooperation with the investor to reduce the maintenance and parts cost. Keywords: strategic management, SWOT Analysis, Performance, QSPM

Arts-based methods are underutilized in violence research and may offer improved means of understanding these phenomena; but little is known about their value, especially in low-resource settings. A pilot study using a cross sectional sample was conducted in rural South Africa to determine the feasibility and acceptability of using arts-based methods in research with adults and children, in preparation for a longitudinal multigenerational cohort study on mechanisms that underly the intergenerational transmission of violence. Four arts-based methods were piloted with young adults aged 22-30 years (n = 29), children aged 4-7 years (n = 21) and former caregivers of the young adults aged 40-69 years (n = 11). A sample of qualitative interviews were audio recorded and transcribed (child n = 15, adults n = 19). Three focus group discussions (FGDs) were conducted to understand implementation and lessons learnt with the six interviewers on the study team, none of whom had used these methods in research before. Interviews and FGDs were audio recorded, transcribed and reviewed by the investigative team. Using a rapid analytical approach, our pilot study demonstrated that using arts and play-based methods in multigenerational violence research is feasible and acceptable to participants and interviewers. These methods worked well for nearly all participants regardless of age or ability and offered a comfortable and 'fun' way to engage in weighty conversations. They presented benefits in their capability to facilitate disclosure, expanding understanding, particularly around violence that is often a stigmatizing and sensitive experience. Interviewers required increased capacity and sensitivity in using the methods carefully, to maximize their full potential, and ongoing mentorship was indicated. Our study adds to the burgeoning evidence base of the effectiveness of the use of arts-based methods in health research.

Arts-based methods are underutilized in violence research and may offer improved means of understanding these phenomena; but little is known about their value, especially in low-resource settings. A pilot study using a cross sectional sample was conducted in rural South Africa to determine the feasibility and acceptability of using arts-based methods in research with adults and children, in preparation for a longitudinal multigenerational cohort study on mechanisms that underly the intergenerational transmission of violence. Four arts-based methods were piloted with young adults aged 22–30 years (n = 29), children aged 4–7 years (n = 21) and former caregivers of the young adults aged 40–69 years (n = 11). A sample of qualitative interviews were audio recorded and transcribed (child n = 15, adults n = 19). Three focus group discussions (FGDs) were conducted to understand implementation and lessons learnt with the six interviewers on the study team, none of whom had used these methods in research before. Interviews and FGDs were audio recorded, transcribed and reviewed by the investigative team. Using a rapid analytical approach, our pilot study demonstrated that using arts and play-based methods in multigenerational violence research is feasible and acceptable to participants and interviewers. These methods worked well for nearly all participants regardless of age or ability and offered a comfortable and ‘fun’ way to engage in weighty conversations. They presented benefits in their capability to facilitate disclosure, expanding understanding, particularly around violence that is often a stigmatizing and sensitive experience. Interviewers required increased capacity and sensitivity in using the methods carefully, to maximize their full potential, and ongoing mentorship was indicated. Our study adds to the burgeoning evidence base of the effectiveness of the use of arts-based methods in health research.

Background: Focus group discussions are becoming an increasingly popular methodology in primary healthcare research. They can be used to understand people's beliefs, opinions and attitudes about the topic of interest. With the increasing emphasis on critical appraisal of scientific research, it is obvious that reporting qualitative research has to be transparent. Not only should the methodology itself be easy to understand and evaluate, but also the question whether focus group methodology is the most appropriate way to serve the research question should be answered. Focus group discussions are relatively new to biomedical journals, often resulting in misunderstanding and frustration for authors, reviewers and editors.Objectives: To develop a reliable and valid checklist for the critical appraisal of focus group research articles for the information of referees and editors of medical journals, commissioners of research, but most of all to help authors to report transparently.Methods: A review of the literature in different databases from 1990 to 2000 using the keywords “qualitative research”, “focus groups”, “methodology” and “standards” resulted in a checklist being issued. This checklist was submitted to an expert panel, its feasibility was addressed and the inter-rater agreement was assessed by members of the European General Practice Research Workshop.Results: A critical appraisal checklist for focus group research articles.Conclusions: The checklist does not replace training in the research method but it can act as a tool for authors, reviewers, editors and commissioners of research.

The high potential of the coastal village of Jember Regency needs to be followed up with development and development programs. Empowerment of coastal communities is one form of program actualization, which requires the participation of the coastal community itself and stakeholders. In the context of this thought, collective commitment from parties with potential resources is needed. This study aims to determine the potential of coastal resources and determine the strategy of empowering coastal communities based on the potential of coastal resources in the Jember Regency. The research method used is a descriptive method, with data analysis using SWOT analysis as the basis for determining the strategy of empowering coastal communities in Jember Regency through an intensive group discussion approach (Focus Group Discussion, FGD). The results of the SWOT analysis formulate, namely: 1) Increasing knowledge and technology in the community about the concept of coastal and community empowerment (especially community participation), 2) Improvement of road access to coastal areas (especially beaches) Jember Regency as well as several infrastructure facilities to support the development of coastal ecotourism, 3) Strengthening community group institutions as a step to optimize the management of joint business groups (KUB) on the coast of Jember Regency, 4) Development of fishing port facilities and infrastructure (fish landing sites), 5) Identification of potential coastal resources and sustainable coastal community needs, 6) Delineation of coastal areas between villages within the sub-district area, 7) Integration of coastal community empowerment programs between stakeholders (horizontally or vertically).Keywords: community empowerment, Jember coast.

The purpose of this research is to analyze the business strategy of PT. Asuransi Jiwa Inhealth Indonesia. The research was carried out in an effort to identify the company's external and internal factors, and then determine a strategy using SWOT Analysis, Space Matrix and QSPM Matrix. The scope of research includes the external environment with PESTEL and the internal environment which consists of aspects that exist within the company. The population in this study are L3 and L2 managers at the service office level throughout Indonesia. The sample in this study used a purposive sample so that a sample of 5 managers and 2 people from external parties was obtained. data collection techniques by conducting interviews. The method used in this research is to use a comprehensive strategic management model. The results of the research based on the TOWS analysis obtained 16 alternative strategies that could be implemented by Mandiri Inhealth. The results of the IE analysis show that the point of intersection between the EFE and IFE analysis scores is in cell V which indicates the right alternative strategy implemented by the company, namely market penetration and product development. The results of the QSPM analysis on it can be concluded that the best strategy implemented by the company is a product development strategy with the highest total QSPM score (6.465). The limitations of this study are that it is based on corporate strategy regulations, uses SWOT analysis, IE Matrix and QSPM, only discusses Health Insurance products and does not use Business Model Canvas (BMC) analysis and also Focus Group Discussion (FGD). Suggestions for future researchers to add analysis using BMC and FGD between divisions so that planning and execution can run well according to the targets set.

Study pattern of Assistance Field School Integrated Crop Management (FS-ICM) Rice in Riau Province was conducted in 2011 focused on acquiring data and information (FS-ICM) attending patterns were effective. Experiment was conducting in nine county region of Riau Province. Stipulating location sample of data mining and farming groups in purposive random sampling method. Primary data collected through focus group discussions (FGD), involved an extension worker, community leaders and participating farmers (FS-ICM) as well as ICM demonstration plot farmer cooperators. Collected data had been validated, and classified regarding clustered topic in order information distributed related to discussion topics. Moreover, the data was interpreted by reference and expertise team. Data was analysed by SWOT analysis method (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity and Threat). The results of internal environmental analysis (ALI), strength variable value was greater than weakness variable value (379> 355). Results of analysis of the external environment (ALE), the chance variable values is smaller than threat vari a ble value (360 <390). Patterns of innovation assistance accomodated SL-PTT on aspects bases on paddy power (potential region, motivation, market access); aspects of weakness bases (Adoption of technology, labor, cost of production); aspects of opportunity bases (Agroecosystems, VUB rice, promotion of innovation SL-PTT); and aspects of threats bases (climate, mentoring systems, technology development). Keywords: Accompaniment p atterns, FS-ICM r ice

The study aims to analyze the developing agrotourism based on food security through marketing communications strategy. The research method used Participatory Rural Apprasial, data was collected through interviews, observation, documentation and focus group discussion with interactive analysis and SWOT analysis. The informant research through purposive sampling of 30 people as a community worker in the Serang village, Karangreja subdistrict of Purbalingga Regency. The results showed corporation effort possession village have not been able to manage the organization, marketing, promotion, developing business units and partnerships, thus require integrated marketing communications model on the empowerment of agrotourism based on food security in the Serang village.

The development model is the basis and main which is very important in an educational institution. Therefore in determining the development model must be right on target. The aim of this research is to find out the right model of human resource development in improving the quality of teaching and educational staff at the Ar-Rachmat Foundation. The research method used and data processing is qualitative in nature, to obtain qualitative data it is carried out using FGD (Focus Group Discussion) with the SWOT analysis method. The results of the SWOT analysis are the strategic model of human resource development in increasing teaching and educational staff, namely using the Offensive Growth Strategy. The growth of an offensive strategy is a strategy that continues to develop and find existing opportunities which will later become a source of strength in utilizing competitors in achieving goals.

The of this research is to analyze "The Role of Leadership in Improving Employee Performance at PT Plasindo Elok in West Jakarta". The research method used is qualitative research. The data collection techniques used were interviews, observations, focus group discussions (FGD) and documentation. The data analysis used in this research is SWOT Analysis. The output of this research is targeted to produce a journal with ISSN on a national scale. The results of the research can be concluded that it can be said to be good, because leaders and employees can overcome all difficulties, obstacles and challenges together. Apart from that, the leadership role can provide an example and motivate each employee to improve their performance in carrying out their duties and activities in order to achieve company goals and success. The performance of employees at PT Plasindo Elok in West Jakarta is quite good, even though there are a few individual problems the employees still provide the best loyalty to the company.

The industrial centerhas a significant role in supporting the national economy through its ability to absorb labor, technology transfer, and add value to products. The strength of industrial centers is its resilience in facing unstable economic conditions. Government through Nawa Cita has included industrial elements as part of the priority agenda to improve welfare through independence in the economic field. Malang is the second-largest city in East Java which has numerous industrial centers as an economic basis. The industrial centers in Malang City to be mentioned are the Sanan tempe chips, the Blimbing furniture industry, the Arjosari rattan industry, and the Dinoyo ceramics industry. The centers of the industry need to develop so that they can compete with products from other regions and countries. This study aims to map existing industrial centers in Malang and determine the best industrial centers or leading industrial centers by using 12 criteria of regionally superior products according to Minister of Home Affairs Regulation of Indonesia Republic Number 9 of 2014 concerning Guidelines for Regional Superior Product Development. Furthermore, this study will analyze the weaknesses, strengths, opportunities, and threats of the leading industrial centers. Then the results of the analysis are mapped into a matrix of internal and external factors as a basis for determining strategies to improve the competitiveness of leading industrial centers. The research used the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) and SWOT Analysis as the research method. The information explored through Focus Group Discussion (FGD) and in-depth interviews. The results showed that Malang City has 4 (four) leading industrial centers, namely tempe chips, ceramics, furniture, and rattan. On the IE matrix, the position of Malang’s leading industrial centers is in cell V which is maintaining and defending. In this cell, the strategy that must be carried out by the superior industrial centers of Malang City is an intensive strategyby conducting market development and product development. The market development strategy is to introduce existing products or services to a geographical area or a new market segment. Based on the QSPM matrix, the alternative strategy that has the highest TAS score is to increase demand by using social media and supporting clusters (tourism destination) as a marketing channel supported by the superiority of the products and services offered.