Abstract
In realizing a prosperous, just and prosperous society in accordance with the ideals of the Indonesian people, it is necessary to ensure a sustainable program in improving the welfare of the community. One of the poverty reduction programs in Indonesia is the Non-Cash Food Assistance Program. Non-Cash Food Assistance is food social assistance in the form of non-cash from the government that is given to Beneficiary Families every month through an electronic account mechanism that is used only to purchase foodstuffs at foodstuff traders / e-warong in collaboration with bank. Meanwhile, the purpose of this study was to determine the Implementation Model of Non-cash Food Assistance for Social Protection in Geneng and Gerih Districts, Ngawi Regency. In this study using the Participatory Action Research method. The research object is Beneficiary Families of Non-Tunia Food Assistance, while the research subjects are Government and society in Ngawi Regency, East Java, which is represented by government officials and communities in the Geneng and Gerih districts of Ngawi Regency. Data collection techniques used in this study were interviews (interviews), observation (observation), and documents (documentation). The data analysis method uses an interactive model. The research findings show that (1) Communication between organizations, namely Gerih and Geneng Districts with the Social Service of Ngawi Regency in the selection of Electronic Mutual Cooperation (E-Warong) Warung has been able to run well and optimally; (2) Resources in this case in the form of facilities and infrastructure to implement non-cash food assistance are very adequate. at E-Warong. (3) The attitude of the implementers has been optimal, but there is still a need for more intensive socialization and guidance to people who still do not understand. (4) In its implementation in the field, Non-Cash Food Assistance is equipped with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) as a guideline for officers in the field. The organizational structure that handles and is directly responsible for the success of non-cash food assistance is relatively effective and flexible, thus facilitating supervision in its implementation. Keywords : Food, social protection, poverty alleviation DOI : 10.7176/RHSS/10-18-03 Publication date :September 30th 2020
Highlights
Food is a basic human need that must be fulfilled because it is a source of energy to sustain life
The research indicators show that KPM and Ewarong both feel that the 2018 Bantuan Pangan Non Tunai (BPNT) Program activities carried out in Ngawi Regency are very easy to understand and comfortable, so that both KPM and E-warong have benefited positively from the implementation of the BPNT which was carried out for the first time. as a substitute for the Prosperous Rice Family program
The community has known the existence of E-Warong as a place to take advantage of non-cash food assistance
Summary
Food is a basic human need that must be fulfilled because it is a source of energy to sustain life. Food Social Assistance is distributed to each district / city in the form of non-cash or in-kind, that is, still in the form of rice. In order for the implementation of the BPNT Program to run well and achieve its objectives, it is necessary to have General Guidelines for Non-Cash Food Assistance which are formulated as guidance, direction or implementation reference in the field. As the number of family members increases, the demand for food will generally increase Another factor that is thought to influence the pattern of food demand for poor households is BPNT membership. Based on the description above, the problem in this research can be formulated as follows: How is the model for implementing non-cash food assistance for social protection in Geneng and Gerih sub-districts, Ngawi regency. The purpose of this study was to determine the implementation model of Non-Cash Food Assistance for Social Protection in Geneng and Gerih Districts, Ngawi Regency
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