Effect of Regulation, Supervision, Village Head and Village Facilitator on The Performance of Village-Fund Management in Bogor Regency

Abstract

This study aims to test and analyze the effect of regulation, supervision system, village heads and village assistant on the performance of Village Fund Management in Bogor Regency. The sample consists of 51 respondents using purposive sampling technique, which consist of village officials (village head, village secretary, section head/head of affairs), village communities, village assistant, and local government representatives who handle village coaching and supervision in Bogor Regency. Data were analyzed using Likert scale instrument and multiple linear regression. The results showed that all the independent variables (regulation, supervision system, village head dan the village facilitator) have a siginificant effects on the success of Village Fund management if tested simultaneously (F test), but only the regulation variable had a significant effect on the management of Village Fund in Bogor Regency if a partial test was carried out (t test). The adjusted R-square value is 0,442 or 44,2% which means 44,2% of the success variable of Village Fund management can be explained by the four independent variables (regulation, supervision system, village head dan the village facilitator), while the remaining 55,8% explained by other independent variables outside the model in this study.