Abstract
Community participation is the main asset in achieving the government's program goals. This study aims to determine community participation in development at Baringeng Village, Soppeng regency. Therefore, to find out the objectives of this study, the researcher used descriptive qualitative research. The informants in this study were (7 peoples) using data collection techniques that were carried out through observation, interviews, and documentation. The data obtained from the research results were processed using data analysis techniques consisting of data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results showed that community participation in development at Baringeng village, Soppeng regency was in the high category. This can be viewed from several indicators, including thought participation, energy participation, property participation, skills participation, and social participation.
Highlights
The Republic of Indonesia as a Unitary State adheres to the principle of decentralization in the administration of government in the regions (Rakib & Syam, 2016; Riskasari, 2016; Zulkifli, Suasa, Mukarramah, Daswati, & Samad, 2018), by providing opportunities and flexibility for regions to carry out regional autonomy (Cheng, Awan, Ahmad, & Tan, 2021; Su, Umar, & Khan, 2021; Wu, Hao, & Ren, 2020)
Community participation is the main asset in achieving the government's program goals (Alarabiat, Soares, & Estevez, 2020; Pirannejad, Janssen, & Rezaei, 2019; Wilson, 2020) throughout the territory of the Republic of Indonesia
The existence of community participation will be able to compensate for the limited costs and capacity of the government in achieving the implementation of the development program (Arshad & Khurram, 2020; Collyer, 2006; Spagnolo, Gautier, Seppey, & D’souza, 2020)
Summary
The Republic of Indonesia as a Unitary State adheres to the principle of decentralization in the administration of government in the regions (Rakib & Syam, 2016; Riskasari, 2016; Zulkifli, Suasa, Mukarramah, Daswati, & Samad, 2018), by providing opportunities and flexibility for regions to carry out regional autonomy (Cheng, Awan, Ahmad, & Tan, 2021; Su, Umar, & Khan, 2021; Wu, Hao, & Ren, 2020). Community participation is the main asset in achieving the government's program goals (Alarabiat, Soares, & Estevez, 2020; Pirannejad, Janssen, & Rezaei, 2019; Wilson, 2020) throughout the territory of the Republic of Indonesia. Success in achieving the target of implementing development programs is not solely based on the ability of government officials but is related to efforts to realize the capacity and security of the community to participate in the implementation of development programs. The existence of community participation will be able to compensate for the limited costs and capacity of the government in achieving the implementation of the development program (Arshad & Khurram, 2020; Collyer, 2006; Spagnolo, Gautier, Seppey, & D’souza, 2020)
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