Abstract

This paper describes the development of village government in synergy of the implementation in law number 6/2014 using descriptive research method with a qualitative approach, the consistency of village development must be supported by commitment, awareness and active participation from all participant who interest in developing a village, as a case for realizing people welfare. In general, the success of village development will greatly depend on the ability of the supradesa government apparatus and the village government, as well as all the components (stakeholders) involved in the administration of the village administration, in understanding and utilizing the various potentials they have. The integrity of administration village governance can be realized through a planning execution of village Government by involving the community (according to local wisdom), the planning contains: 1) Legal and policy aspects that encourage the structuring of village community institutions in a sustainable governance development system; 2). Increasing community institutional participation aspects in making decision policy through a village government; 3). Institutional aspects, coordination and partnerships between community groups through an arrangement of village social institutions to increase community accessibility within technological innovation, credit, production facilities, and market information; 4). Supporting infrastructure aspects from the non-agricultural sector (market, irrigation, roads, electricity, etc.).

Highlights

  • National development activities by measuring success and positive and negative impacts cannot be separated from the dedication of the village government apparatus

  • The implementation has exploited community resources that have discredited the community, especially the village community. Various problems arise such as injustice, inequality, or development gaps that do not provide space for the exploration of local resources so that the presence of village law No 6 in 2014 is a national regulation that tries to design village development based on local wisdom

  • If we study the substance of regulating village matters in the body, it appears that the village regime answers the first problem, it is reaffirming village diversity as previously corrected by Law 22/1999 and Law 32/2004

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

National development activities by measuring success and positive and negative impacts cannot be separated from the dedication of the village government apparatus. Various problems arise such as injustice, inequality, or development gaps that do not provide space for the exploration of local resources so that the presence of village law No 6 in 2014 is a national regulation that tries to design village development based on local wisdom For this reason, the Village Law No 6/2014 is a form of recognition that legitimizes the position and position of the village and its community based on the original rights proposed as well as encourages changes in the village as an identity towards progress. This means that so far all forms of creative aspirations and innovations that have emerged in the village have tended to depend on directions or regulations that come from supradesa with their very universal nature and are less grounded in village conditions Through this authority, the village government and village communities will be more creative in designing village development based on village wisdom. A synergy can be understood as a combined operation or a combination of elements to produce better output (Nain, 2019)

RESEARCH FINDING AND DISCUSSION Village Existence
CONCLUSION

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