City District Research Articles

Analisis Kinerja Satuan Polisi Pamong Praja dalam Menertibkan Pedagang Kaki Lima

The purpose of this study is to find out how the Municipal Police Force performs in regulating street vendors in Biak Numfor Regency, to determine the factors that influence the performance of the Municipal Police Force in organizing street vendors at the Inpres Market, Biak City District, Biak Numfor Regency. The theory used in this study is the organizational performance theory according to Dwiyanto (2008: 50), which includes productivity, service quality, responsiveness, responsibility, and accountability. The research method used is qualitative research. After the data is collected, it is then reduced and presented, and then a temporary conclusion is drawn about the data related to the issues being researched and analyzed before a final conclusion is made. The performance of the Municipal Police Force in regulating Street Vendors at the Inpres Market, Biak City District, Biak Numfor Regency based on productivity, service quality, and responsiveness indicators is not optimal. Meanwhile, the accountability indicator has been running optimally as evidenced by the Municipal Police Force which has published reports related to accountability reports of the agency to the Local Government. Factors affecting the performance of the Municipal Police Force in regulating Street Vendors at the Inpres Market in Biak are internal and external factors. Internal factors include human resources, facilities and infrastructure, and budget. External factors include political interests. In addition, the lack of socialization to the street vendors regarding local regulations explaining about street vendors, and coordination with stakeholders also affect the performance of the Municipal Police Force in regulating Street Vendors at the Inpres Market in Biak.

Обучение детей с ограниченными возможностями здоровья в системе дополнительного образования (из опыта работы МО ДО «Станция юных натуралистов» г.о. Прохладный)

The article reviews the experience of creating and implementing a developing subjects-related and educational environment based on the "Sunny Bunny" program for disabled children studying at the "Station for Young Naturalists" in the Prokhladny city district of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic. The program takes into account the characteristics of intellectual and physical development of children. The method of formation of social skills of mentally retarded children through the use of animal therapy and natural therapy is described.

Counselling with a focus on product and price transparency for over-the-counter headache medicines: A simulated patient study in community pharmacies in Munich, Germany.

In Germany, over-the-counter (OTC) medicines may only be dispensed by community pharmacies (CPs). German CPs must ensure 'adequate' counselling, including the cost of medicines. Along with information gathering and advice giving as classic aspects of counselling, the aim was also to investigate counselling indicators of product and price transparency. The cross-sectional study was based on the covert simulated patient (SP) methodology and was conducted in a random sample of CPs stratified by districts in the major German city of Munich. Each of the 178 selected CPs was visited once by one of five trained female students. They simulated a symptom-based sub-scenario 1 with a request for an OTC medicine for a headache and a sub-scenario 2 with standardised information regarding product and price transparency. The assessment, completed immediately postvisit by the SPs, included a total of 23 items. All 178 scheduled visits were completed successfully. The median counselling score with the classic items was 3.0 out of 12 points (interquartile range [IQR] 4.25) and when expanded by items for product and price transparency the score was 4.0 out of 14 points (IQR 4.00). A selection of medicines was offered unsolicited in 38.2% of the visits and in 5.6% of the visits voluntary price information was provided before the transaction. A request for a cheaper medicine led to a significant price reduction (Wilcoxon signed-rank test; p<0.001, r=0.869). Due to the below-average level of counselling, the regional chambers of pharmacists are recommended to initiate measures for improvement. There is also potential for optimisation with regard to product and price transparency as an important extension of the classic counselling aspects. It is therefore recommended that the government raise customers' awareness of the cost of medicines.

Occurrence and spatiotemporal distribution of arsenic biotransformation genes in urban dust

Microbially-mediated arsenic biotransformation plays a pivotal role in the biogeochemical cycling of arsenic; however, the presence of arsenic biotransformation genes (ABGs) in urban dust remains unclear. To investigate the occurrence and spatiotemporal distributions of ABGs, a total of one hundred and eighteen urban dust samples were collected from different districts of Xiamen city, China in summer and winter. Although inorganic arsenic species, including arsenate [As(V)] and arsenite [As(III)], were found to be predominant, the methylated arsenicals, particularly trimethylarsine oxide [TMAs(V)O] and dimethylarsenate [DMAs(V)], were detected in urban dust. Abundant ABGs were identified in urban dust via AsChip analysis (a high-throughput qPCR chip for ABGs), of which As(III) S-adenosylmethionine methyltransferase genes (arsM), As(V) reductase genes (arsC), As(III) oxidase genes (aioA), As(III) transporter genes (arsB), and arsenic-sensing regulator genes (arsR) were the most prevalent, collectively constituting more than 90 % of ABGs in urban dust. Microbes involved in arsenic methylation were assigned to bacteria (e.g., Actinomycetes and Alphaproteobacteria), archaea (e.g., Halobacteria), and eukaryotes (e.g., Chlamydomonadaceae) in urban dust via the arsM amplicon sequencing. Temperature, a season-dependent environmental factor, profoundly affected the abundance of ABGs and the composition of microbes involved in arsenic methylation. This study provides new insights into the presence of ARGs within the urban dust.

Inspection of Hygiene and Vaccination of Broiler Chickens in Maimana City and Pashtonkot District

Inspection of Hygiene and Vaccination of Broiler Chickens in Maimana City and Pashtonkot District

Introspecting the Experiences of Beginning Administrators in Face-to-Face Classes: Elementary Teachers-in-Charge in Focus

This study explored the experiences of the beginning elementary school teacher-in-charge from a rural school in Davao City District. Eight (8) elementary school heads participated in the study. The study used a phenomenological approach to extract the ideas of the teacher participants. The participants were purposely selected as representatives from the pool of teachers in the same division. The in-depth interview was employed to gather some information regarding their respective experiences as beginning administrators. Using the thematic analysis, the following themes emerged as pertaining to their experiences: Continuance of school dynamism and operations, Multitasking roles of school heads, and Difficulties in making school resources available. The coping mechanisms of new school administrators were adaptability and flexibility with the situation, as well as learning from training and workshops. The insights gained from the participants showed three significant ideas, namely: Developing friendly relationships with community leaders, understanding individual differences, and Anticipating management changes. The new principals or new school heads should be more vigilant in observing new school management policies and standards. The school head may attend training and seminars to enrich his or her management skills in dealing with the new teachers and different stakeholders. The teachers may engage in various school activities with an open mind, considering the cultural values and practices of their stakeholders.

Kurikulum Merdeka: Analisis Asesmen Perkembangan Pendidikan Karakter di Sekolah Dasar

This research aims to analyze how student development assessment and character education are implemented in the Independent Curriculum in Elementary Schools. The method used in this research is qualitative research with case studies in several elementary schools that use the independent curriculum in Central Ternate City District, Ternate City. Data was collected through observation, interviews and document analysis. The research results show that student development assessments focus more on individual progress and potential in the learning context. This approach also integrates character education in learning and assessment. Character education is not only through special subjects, but also in daily tasks and interactions at school. The Merdeka Curriculum in Elementary Schools applies a holistic approach to assessment that supports students' personal development. Thus, character education is an important part of this curriculum to help students develop positive values ​​and behavior in everyday life. The challenges that arise include the need for teacher training to integrate character education in learning and consistent assessment.

Assessment of the cold storage capacity used in bulk handling of perishable agricultural produce in Ugandan cities

Investment in the food cold chain has been reportedly identified as a solution to extensive postharvest losses worldwide. However, cold chain investment in the Ugandan food value chain is largely unknown. This study located, characterised, and determined the efficacy of bulk cold storage facilities used in handling perishable agricultural food produce in the 16 city districts of Uganda. Only 9/16 city districts had bulk cold storage facilities, translating to a cold storage capacity of 4.5 m3 per 1,000 inhabitants. The private sector owned the highest proportion by volume (90.3%) of these facilities with the highest volume used for handling multiple perishable products (11,590 m3). Generally, temperature varied significantly from the respective set points in the facilities. Variations were observed for between 1/3 to 3/4 of the logged period above maximum allowable storage temperatures for the different products, showing efficacy lapses. These results indicate investment and management gaps and opportunities in this indelible sector in food value chain by both government and private sector players.

Analysis of Stunting Program Problems in Kalurahan Bejiharjo Kapanewon Karangmojo Gunungkidul Regency

The Special Region of Yogyakarta has a duty to pursue the stunting reduction target because the prevalence of stunting in DIY is still considered high. One of them is the Gunungkidul region where the stunting prevalence is still 35%. Kalurahan Bejiharjo with a total of 4890 families and a population of 16,156 people spread across 20 pedukuha. is an area that is quite close to the district center, only about 5 km from the district city center, but the number of stunting cases in Bejiharjo is high. The step taken by the government to deal with stunting is to optimize the role of posyandu. One of the roles that is considered to be able to help deal with stunting in Bejiharjo Village is the role of posyandu in providing nutrition health counseling and counseling whose aim is to increase awareness and knowledge of mothers under five so that better behavior changes occur. The purpose of this study is to analyze the role of posyandu in dealing with stunting and the factors that influence it. The method used is qualitative descriptive. Using primary data from interviews with mothers under five, posyandu cadres and Nutrition Officers of UPT Puskesmas Karangmojo also observed. Secondary data in the form of research journals, books, and related documents are obtained from literature studies. It was found that the role of posyandu in providing counseling and nutritional health counseling is more preventive. This role is considered not optimal even though the ability to deliver counseling materials by cadres has tried their best, but sometimes there are still some families who do not carry out the information conveyed even they do not fully understand by toddlers or families. Some other obstacles are such as the posyandu budget to deal with stunting which is limited and sometimes slows down, there are still unmet infrastructure facilities and the quality of posyandu cadres also still requires more intense coaching. It is recommended that the development of posyandu cadres should be carried out consistently and periodically with the focus being the delivery of counseling materials and nutrition health counseling as well as the fulfillment of infrastructure facilities and budgets for handling stunting which are still lacking or often slow to decline.

Genetic structure and current distribution of Liriomyza huidobrensis, L. sativae and L. trifolii (Diptera: Agromyzidae) on vegetable crops in Bali, Indonesia

Abstract. Utama IWEK, Supartha IW, Yuliadhi KA, Sudiarta IP, Yudha IKW, Saleh S, Wahyuni S, Wiradana PA. 2024. Genetic structure and current distribution of Liriomyza huidobrensis, L. sativae and L. trifolii (Diptera: Agromyzidae) on vegetable crops in Bali, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 25: 2104-2114. Liriomyza spp. (Diptera: Agromizidae) is a polyphagous pest that attacks various types of vegetable and ornamental plants throughout the world. The most damaging species are Liriomyza huidobrensis (Blanchard), Liriomyza sativae (Blanchard), and Liriomyza trifolii (Burgess). There have been no reports regarding mapping of population distribution and population genetics of Liriomyza in the Bali region using the Cytochrome C Oxidase Subunit I (COI) approach. This research aims to map the population and genetic structure of L. huidobrensis, L. sativae and L. trifolii on vegetable plants in Bali. This research uses a purposive sampling method which represents vegetable plantings in each district and city in Bali Province. Identification of the Liriomyza spp. gene structure using the COI approach using LCO and HCO primers. The results of the research found that the spatial distribution of invasive leafminer fly species, namely L. sativae and L. trifolii, was evenly distributed throughout the city districts in Bali. The distribution pattern of L. trifolii is uniform with an S2/X value &lt;1, while L. huidobrensis is found in the highland areas with a clustered distribution pattern with an S2/. The genetic distance between the three Liriomyza species found in vegetable plants in Bali is much longer. This means that the three Liriomyza species show very high levels of genetic differentiation in mitochondrial and nuclear genes, and differentiation between species in nuclear genes. This genetic variation can influence the ability of insects to quickly adapt to new environments and contribute to population dynamics and dispersal capacity.

Body image, eating distress and emotional-behavioral difficulties among adolescents in Mbarara, Southwestern Uganda

BackgroundAdolescents frequently have emotional and behavioral difficulties as they struggle with the challenges of transition from childhood to adulthood. Many struggle with issues of body image and eating distress as they deal with the difficult and frequently perplexing changes that occur with puberty. Yet there is surprisingly little research on the emotional and behavioral challenges, as well as body image and eating distress among this sizable population in Uganda. This study sought to assess attitudes and behaviors related to body image and eating distress, as well as emotional and behavioral difficulties among adolescents in Mbarara, Southwestern Uganda.MethodsThis was a cross-sectional study among 788 adolescents aged 13 to 19 years in secondary schools in Mbarara city and Mbarara district in south-western Uganda. The study employed the Body Image and Eating Distress scale to assess attitudes and behaviors about dieting and body shape and the extended version of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) to assess for perceived emotional and behavioral difficulties. Logistic regression was used to identify the association between body image and eating distress and perceived difficulties.ResultsThe prevalence of high body image and eating distress was 10.8% while that of perceived emotional and behavioral difficulties was 45.8%. Some of the adolescents (16.1%) were dissatisfied with their body shape, 24.6% exercised a lot to avoid gaining weight, 15.0% were terrified to gain even a little weight, and 12.1% could not control their eating. More males reported eating large amounts of food at one time (p = < 0.001). Having emotional and behavioral difficulties (aOR: 1.89; 95% CI: 1.18 – 3.02; p = 0.019) and coming from a two-parent household (aOR: 1.79; 95% CI: 1.10 – 2.92; p = 0.019) increased the odds of high body image and eating distress.ConclusionHigh levels of body image and eating distress are linked to behavioral and emotional problems and adolescent’s family structure. Clinicians who treat adolescents should use a holistic care strategy and be aware of the high prevalence and close association between emotional and behavioral difficulties, concerns about weight, and dieting. It is important to encourage parental involvement and support in providing information about mental health issues among adolescents.

Flood Mapping and Impact Assessment in Agricultural Land in Hoa Vang, Da Nang Using Remote Sensing and Google Earth Engine

: Hoa Vang district in Da Nang city, is frequently affected by floods. This research was conducted to generate a flood map in Hoa Vang District, Da Nang City, during the peak flooding period in 2022, using Sentinel 1 imagery on the Google Earth Engine (GEE) cloud computing platform. The research also aims to assess the impact of this flooding event on the productivity of agricultural land in the district. Based on the Sentinel 1 imagery's backscattering coefficient, the study utilizes the Otsu algorithm for thresholding to determine the flood inundated areas. The results indicated that the optimal Otsu threshold value range from -16.003 to -10.631 dB. In addition, to assess the reliability of the flood mapping results, the study utilizes the in-situ flood inventory data to calculate the overall error and Kappa index. The research findings indicate a high level of reliability with an overall accuracy of 0.89 and a Kappa index of 0.79. Based on this analysis, the study successfully established a flood map for the peak flooding period 2022 in the study area. Furthermore, the study assessed the impact of floods on agricultural land productivity in the communes of Hoa Vang District. The findings showed that the flooded agricultural land area was 1,979.8 hectares, accounting for 77.3% of the total flooded area and 2.7% of the total natural area, primarily concentrated in the southern communes of the district such as Hoa Tien, Hoa Chau, Hoa Phuoc, and Hoa Phong. These findings serve as scientific background for assessing further impacts of flooding on agricultural land in Hoa Vang District, Da Nang City.

Structure of some diseases and health risks for people residing in surrounding areas previously contained herbicides/dioxin

During the war in Vietnam from 1961–1971, the US military used and sprayed nearly 80 million liters of herbicides in South Vietnam. Bien Hoa, Da Nang, and Phu Cat airports are herbicides repositories and hot spots for dioxin residues. The aim of this study was to examine the structure of some diseases and health risks of 1039 subjects residing around Da Nang, Bien Hoa, and Phu Cat airports (the ∑SG – study group) and 400 subjects residing in Son Tra district in Da Nang city – far from Da Nang airport (the ST – control group). The analysis results show that the prevalence of some relevant diseases related to herbicides/dioxin in the ∑SG group has a high percentage such as hypertension: 23.0–33.6 % (mean: 29.6 %), diabetes: 3.50–13.0 % (mean: 9.62 %) and other diseases: stomach: 23.6–37 % (mean: 26.3 %), joints: 34.6–40.3 % (mean: 37.8 %), ear-nose and throat: 9.5–17.4 % (mean: 15.5 %), kidney-urinary system: 4.5–7.2 % (mean: 6 %). These values were 1.5 to 9 times higher in the ∑SG group than in the ST group. The subjects who resided and worked around airports had elevated risks of the foregoing diseases. The structure of these diseases in both the ∑SG and the ST groups depends on sex and age, but the decisive factor depends on herbicides/dioxin exposure status. Thus, exposure to herbicides/dioxin has changed the disease pattern and increased some aspects of disease in people residing near areas where herbicides/dioxin was previously stored.

Pengaruh Kenaikan Tarif PPN, Literasi Pajak, Dan Literasi Keuangan Terhadap Potensi Penerimaan Pajak Pertambahan Nilai (PPN) Pada Kecamatan Ilir Timur 1 Kota Palembang

This study aims to examine the effect of VAT Rate Increase, Tax Literacy, and Financial Literacy on Potential Value Added Tax (VAT) Revenue. This study uses primary data by distributing questionnaires to 398 people in the Ilir Timur I district of Palembang city. The data were analyzed using multiple linear regression analysis, assisted by IBM SPSS Statistics 25 software. The results of this study indicate that the increase in VAT rates and tax literacy partially affect the potential for VAT revenue. However, financial literacy partially has no effect on potential VAT revenue. The increase in VAT rates, tax literacy, and financial literacy simultaneously affect the potential for VAT revenue.

Многолетняя экспозиция населения гербицидами / диоксином как фактор риска здоровью

During the war in Vietnam from 1961–1971, the US military used and sprayed nearly 80 million liters of herbicides in South Vietnam. Bien Hoa, Da Nang, and Phu Cat airports are herbicides repositories and hot spots for dioxin residues. The aim of this study was to examine the structure of some diseases and health risks of 1039 subjects residing around Da Nang, Bien Hoa, and Phu Cat airports (the ∑SG – study group) and 400 subjects residing in Son Tra district in Da Nang city – far from Da Nang airport (the ST – control group). The analysis results show that the prevalence of some relevant diseases related to herbicides/dioxin in the ∑SG group has a high percentage such as hypertension: 23.0–33.6 % (mean: 29.6 %), diabetes: 3.50–13.0 % (mean: 9.62 %) and other diseases: stomach: 23.6–37 % (mean: 26.3 %), joints: 34.6–40.3 % (mean: 37.8 %), ear-nose and throat: 9.5–17.4 % (mean: 15.5 %), kidney-urinary system: 4.5–7.2 % (mean: 6 %). These values were 1.5 to 9 times higher in the ∑SG group than in the ST group. The subjects who resided and worked around airports had elevated risks of the foregoing diseases. The structure of these diseases in both the ∑SG and the ST groups depends on sex and age, but the decisive factor depends on herbicides/dioxin exposure status. Thus, exposure to herbicides/dioxin has changed the disease pattern and increased some aspects of disease in people residing near areas where herbicides/dioxin was previously stored.

Spatial Analysis of Risk Factors for Tuberculosis Incidence in South Jakarta City in 2022

Introduction: South Jakarta City, within DKI Jakarta, bears a substantial burden of TB cases, yet case detection rates and treatment success remain low. Factors such as population density, gender disparity, socio-economic conditions, and healthcare accessibility influence TB transmission. The city's high population density presents challenges in controlling TB spread. Additionally, males and low-income families face higher TB risks. Objective: This study aims to analyze TB case distribution across 10 districts in South Jakarta, assess TB case clustering, and understand the spatial regression model of TB risk factors. Method: The methodology of this research utilizes a quantitative approach with an ecological study design and spatial methodology, secondary data from various sources, including the national TB control reporting application. Data processing involves GeoDa v1.22, QGIS v.3.32.3, SPSS v.22, and GWR v4.0 applications for spatial analysis. Result: Findings reveal that spatial autocorrelation tests using Moran's Index on TB cases in South Jakarta City are not statistically significant, indicating no spatial autocorrelation. The LISA test identifies Mampang Prapatan District as a cold spot in Quadrant III (Low-Low). GWR regression analysis highlights three spatially influential risk factor variables affecting TB cases: gender ratio, number of health centers, and population density. The first two variables affect all districts in South Jakarta City, whereas population density only impacts the Setiabudi District. Conclusion: In conclusion, Mampang Prapatan district in South Jakarta City exhibits low TB transmission risk, considering population density and other factors. Notably, three spatial risk factors affect TB transmission in South Jakarta City, warranting attention from the health department in TB elimination efforts.

Assessment of the Biomass of Coniferous–Deciduous Forest by the Example of the Chashnikovo Training and Experimental Soil Ecological Center of Moscow State University

Abstract The aim of this work is to assess the contribution of the components of plant community—biomass and mortmass of tree stands, undergrowth, living ground cover, and forest litter—to its total organic matter pool. The study object is represented by a coniferous-deciduous forest located in the Solnechnogorsk city district of Moscow oblast and characterized by five permanent 50 × 50-m test plots laid in it. The greatest contribution to the total organic matter mass of the studied plant communities is made by perennial parts and mortmass of the forest stand (to 87% and 14%, respectively). The proportion of phytomass of deciduous trees in stand comprises from 32 to 98%, which is connected with the incomplete forest restoration succession. The contribution of forest litter does not exceed 3%. Low litter reserves (0.18–1.21 kg m–2) and the destructive type of all litters are not typical for spruce forests. The floristic composition and the ecological–coenotic structure of the living ground cover are typical for the subzone of coniferous-deciduous forests; and its contribution to the total productivity of forest biogeocenosis is insignificant. The spatial pattern of litter reserves and of the biomass of the living ground cover within the biogeocenoses is disturbed in comparison with typical spruce forests due to the high proportion of deciduous species in the forest stand. Their participation in the tree layer is typical for the final stage of formation of a secondary coniferous forest during succession and causes a slight increase in the intensity of the biological cycle, which is indicated in our case by a decrease in the reserves and a simpler structure of litters. Since the biomass and mortmass of tree stand contribute most to carbon sequestration by forest biogeocenoses, these components require a detailed assessment during monitoring surveys, the purpose of which is to evaluate carbon reserves of land ecosystems.

Analysis Of The Growth Rate Of Hotel Tax and Advertising Tax In Ambon City

This study aims to look at the rate of tax growth on the realization of hotel tax receipts and real estate tax of Ambon City District during the period 2018-2022. This study is a quantitative study whose results can be accounted for in numbers. Population and sample research is a report on the realization of receipts of hotel tax and advertising tax in the year 2018-2022. Data collection techniques using data collection techniques such as Time Series, Documentation and Library Studies. The research shows that the highest rate of growth of hotel tax is in 2021 at 33.59%. This figure falls in the category “Less Successful” while the advertising tax has the greatest percentage of 17.40% but this figure is in a category below 30% which means in category “No Success”. For that, the local government is expected to reevaluate and maintain the regional tax so that it can rise to the category of success or very success.

Construction of coastal zone ecological network based on the perspective of land-sea integration: A case study of Jinzhou City, China

The rapid urbanization of coastal zones has intensified ecological challenges in both land and marine environments, leading to increased landscape fragmentation. The scientific establishment of ecological network, which plays a pivotal role in safeguarding coastal biodiversity and ecological security, represents a significant approach to effectively connecting fragmented habitats within the coastal zone. The study selected Jinzhou in Liaoning Province and its adjacent coastal seas as the research area. The ecological sources within the study area were identified by supplementing ecological red line data, employing morphological spatial pattern analysis (MSPA), comprehensive habitat quality evaluation, landscape connectivity assessment, and ecological sensitivity evaluation. The land-sea integrated resistance surface was constructed by considering both natural and anthropogenic impacts. Ecological corridors were extracted based on circuit theory, and measures to optimize the ecological network were proposed. The results showed that: (1) The ecological sources of Jinzhou City was primarily distributed in the significant ecological functional areas or sensitive regions such as Yixian Yanwulu Mountain, Xihe Mountain, Dabijiashan special protection island, and Liaohe Estuary Protection area, with a total area of 1840.35 km2 (2) The ecological corridors within the study area were primarily located in the municipal areas of Jinzhou City District, Linghai City, Yixian County, Beizhen City, and Heishan County. The distribution of corridors in the sea area was relatively sparse. (3) The addition of supplementary ecological sources significantly improved the connectivity of the optimized ecological network. The results of the study can provide scientific insights for guiding the construction of coastal ecological networks and integrated land-sea ecosystem management in coastal regions.

Inventory Of Beras rendang Recipes As Traditional Food In Fifty City District, West Sumatera

Differences in selecting ingredients, measuring ingredients and techniques for making rendang rice mean that the quality produced is also different. The basic technique for making rendang rice is that the sticky rice is mashed, then the coconut milk, granulated sugar and vanilla are cooked until it thickens until it becomes candied. This research aims to describe the standardization of recipes, methods of making and the quality of rendang rice in Nagari Padang Japang, LimaPuluh City Regency. This type of research is qualitative and quantitative research using mixed methods. The data in this research uses primary data. Qualitative data collection techniques are observation, interviews, documentation and quantitative data collection techniques are organoleptic test questionnaire format. Qualitative data analysis techniques use three activity streams, namely: data reduction, data presentation, drawing conclusions and quantitative data analysis techniques using the formula (Mx=∑ x / N), data validity, testing the validity of qualitative data, namely: extended participation, diligent observation, and triangulation. Based on the research results, 3 rendang rice recipes were obtained. The results of the organoleptic test obtained the highest score by Mrs. Misna from Jorong Ampang Gadang with an average score of 19.6. Standardization of rendang rice recipes is carried out by organoleptic tests to obtain good quality rendang rice including: shape of rendang rice (neat and uniform), color of rendang rice (white), aroma of rendang rice (fragrant), texture of rendang rice (soft) and taste of rendang rice ( sweet).