Existence Of Village Research Articles

VILLAGE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS AN INDEPENDENT AND PROSPEROUS VILLAGE IN PURWOSARI PEMATANG BANDAR VILLAGE

Villages are part of the State bureaucracy which carries out bureaucratization in villages. After independence, the existence of villages was maintained with a total of 73,000 villages and 8,000 sub-districts to date. The village regulations that have been in force are no longer in accordance with current developments, especially regarding issues of the position of traditional legal communities, democratization, progress, and equitable development, giving rise to disparities between regions that can disrupt the integrity of the State. In 2014, the Undang-Undang Nomor 6 Tahun 2014 concerning Villages was issued, which received a reaction from the community, but some parties doubted the ability of this Law to create strong, advanced, and independent villages. Of course, it is interesting to ask, is the material contained in this law capable of creating a strong and independent village? This can be seen from several points of view, namely: The essence and fundamental changes in village development based on the Undang-Undang Nomor 6 Tahun 2014, including from Reconstruction regarding the understanding and nature of villages, balanced authority, and finances, because it is suspected that the The root of the problem is that the difficulty of developing villages has an impact on national development. With the hope that Undang-Undang Nomor 6 Tahun 2014 provides a strategic position and great authority for villages to manage village areas supported by adequate funds so that there is no reason for the village government in the future not to develop the village optimally.

ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE KAMPUNG KOTA PROGRAM IN EFFORTS TO HANDLE SLUM SETTLEMENTS ON PHYSICAL ASPECTS TO ACHIEVE RESILIENT INDONESIA 2045: CASE STUDY NYENGSERET VILLAGE, BANDUNG CITY

Settlement activities are a forum for human life not only concerning physical and technical aspects but also aspects of social, economic, cultural aspects and its residents. The form of settlements in the city not only consists of 'formal' settlements designed and planned by modern city planners with their master plans, but there are also settlement orders that are considered 'informal' by the modernists, called village, the image of Bandung city cannot be separated from the existence of villages with the peculiarities of all forms, spatial orders and architectural characteristics. Related to this, there is a vital issue for all residents of the city. As a result of this, the provision of affordable settlements can increase social and political stability and increase people's income. Therefore, Tough Indonesia in 2045.

HUKUM PIDANA KORUPSI DAN HUKUM ADMINISTRASI NEGARA PULAU-PULAU KECIL PERBATASAN

The government system in Indonesia is organized in stages starting from the central government, provincial, district/city and village governments. All government affairs are divided into each level of government. The village government is the spearhead that has direct contact with the community in real terms. Historically, the existence of villages in Indonesia existed before the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia existed or was formed, therefore, if you look at Law No. 6 of 2014 concerning Villages, it is stated that Villages are Villages and traditional villages or referred to by other names, hereinafter referred to as Villages, is a legal community unit that has territorial boundaries that has the authority to regulate and manage government affairs, the interests of local communities based on community initiatives, rights of origin, and/or traditional rights that are recognized and respected in the government system of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. Openness in the administration of village government is absolutely necessary as a form of accountability for all decisions and policies that have been taken and implemented related to the implementation of development, community development and community empowerment. Openness is needed to increase community participation in development by providing input, support and control over the running of village government. The reality on the ground is that in 2015 the consequence of implementing the Village Law was that funds were disbursed from the APBN which were quite large at the village level, however openness regarding the implementation of village funds was very minimal until now, the human resource capacity of village officials was very minimal. so that it greatly influences the management and management of village funds to create an independent and prosperous village community based on the principles of good governance, namely accountability, transparency and participation.

PELATIHAN KELOMPOK SADAR WISATA (POKDARWIS) MELALUI KEGIATAN TATA KELOLA DESTINASI PARIWISATA DI KAB SERANG

Serang Regency consists of 326 villages. The existence of villages has the potential for tourist attractions such as nature, culture, culinary and creative economy, but most of the villages have not used them as tourist destinations. Therefore, the community plays an important role in utilizing and managing tourist attractions, one of the institutions at the village that is engaged in tourism is the Tourism Awareness group (Pokdarwis), which acts as a motivator and communicator in an effort to increase the readiness and awareness of the community around the tourist attraction. Training activities aimed at Pokdarwis throughout Serang Regency in order to strengthen knowledge about Tourism Destination Management. The training method are presentation, Forum Group Discussion (FGD), brainstorming and evaluation. The results of this training are expected that pokdarwis have knowledge and be able to implementation in their village.

STRATEGI KEPALA DESA SRIKATON DALAM UPAYA PEMBERDAYAAN MASYARAKAT MELALUI PENGEMBANGAN OBJEK WISATA

Abstract The existence of villages in Indonesia is quite a lot, which is accompanied by various complexities of problems and obstacles in it. Circumstances like this illustrate that the heavier the burden of the village head to empower the people of his village. The purpose of this research is to find out the strategy carried out by the Head of Srikaton Village to empower the community through the development of tourist attractions. The birth of the tourist village encouraged various village heads to explore the tourism potential possessed by his village by introducing the characteristics possessed by his village to realize the independence of the village. Keywords: Village head strategy, Tourism object development

Penguatan Kelembagaan Desa Melalui Peningkatan SDM Aparatur Pemerintahan Desa dan Memasukkan Unsur ASN dalam Pemerintahan Desa

Village Government with the promulgation of Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages clearly indicates that there are efforts to strengthen village institutions or the existence of villages is very large and strategic in development and realizing welfare for the people. The initial government units from ministries, provincial and district/city governments in their apparatus are accompanied by the State Civil Apparatus without exception, but it is questionable that in the village government unit there is not a single apparatus from the State civil apparatus. The village government which is a government that is directly related to the people needs to be considered especially for the sake of strengthening and improving services to the community by including elements of the State Civil Apparatus in it.

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The government have prioritized forest and land fires issue become one of their national priorities. Villagebased fire control Approach have been Developed by Encouraging community involvement. That approach considers an existence of village as the site-smallest administrative entity and also fire events occur within village. The validated criteria and indicators are utilized as an instrument for assessing the preparedness performance of villages, specifically on fires control. Those instruments comprise 5 criteria and 20 indicators, which represent their different weight for each. The criteria encompass community participation, technology and infrastructure, land and livelihood, fire control team, and fire control policy. Those instruments have been developed in 5 provinces, comprise South Sumatra, Jambi, West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, and South Kalimantan. Thus, it can generate classification of fire-preparedness village as following Class A (Good), B (Moderate), and C (Poor). Tarung Manuah (Central Kalimantan) and Jangga Baru (Jambi) villages are an example of village which have a good preparedness condition on fire control (Class A). This assessment tool is easy to use and can be practiced by all parties, in the form of self-assessment. Further, this instrument and its classification can be optimized as a basis for village-based program interventions on conducting fire control.

Analisis Pengelolaan Badan Usaha Milik Desa (Bumdes) Aeeropa Di Desa Air Paoh Kecamatan Baturaja Timur Kabupaten Ogan Komering Ulu

Village is a government that is given the right of autonomy which makes it as s a legal entity that has the right to regulate and manage the affairs of the local community. Therefore, the existence of villages both as a government agency and a legal entity unit are very important and strategic. One of the greatest economic strengths of villages for development, establishment, and community empowerment is the funds provided by the government for the management of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes). This qualitative study used descriptive design. From the research results, it was obtained that the management of BUMDes Aerropa has not run well. Management has not yet achieved the objectives of BUMDes, Aeeropa has so far only been used as a complement to village organizers. This was influenced by many factors such as the condition of resources, both human, financial, and natural resources that were less qualified, the absence of the role of the community in the formation and development of Aeeropa as BUMDes and the lack of local government support, and also the absence of cooperation with third parties. Keywords : management, village, Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes)

Analisis Undang-undang Desa

Policies on villages in Indonesia have experienced ups and downs since theRepublic of Indonesia was established. The regulation of the village is urgent because thevillage has a strategic position in development in Indonesia. Further the existence ofvillages in Indonesia had already existed before the Indonesian republic was established.In this article, we analyze the policy on villages by making comparisons of some villageregulations starting before the republic of Indonesia was established, at the beginning ofindependence and until now. This research is library research, and the main data comesfrom book and journal publications available in Indonesia since before independenceuntil post independence. This research is ultimately useful for any policy study on villageregulation. The results of the policy analysis on the village law show that several lawsand regulations concerning the village in the past have reduced independence and natural conditions of the village. Law number 5 of 19th7e9 hsoavs erreediguncteyd,the authenticity and uniqueness of the village from its natural conditions by carrying outuniformity on the form of villages and village government in Indonesia. However, withthe enactment of Law number 6 of 2014, the sovereignty, independence and naturalconditions of the village are given the right and authority to return to their originalnatural forms with the recognition of the right to recognize and subsidiarity.Keywords: Village Law, Recognition, Subsidiarity, Village Sovereignty, VillageCommunity

Migrant Workers’ Village as an Effort to Strengthen The Rights of Indonesian Migrant Workers

Many problems faced by Indonesian migrant workers and a comprehensive protection are the reason for the government to ratify Law No. 18 year 2017, The Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers. The regulation provides protection by not only the central government, local government but also village government. It is expected to provide protection in pre-departure stage, during or after placement. The existence of village of migrant workers which has protection for migrant workers by: doing procedural administration, strengthening migrant workers’ rights, empowering migrant workers. The strengthening of the rights of migrant workers is done by conducting socialization, training of case and studying the regulations of the destination country. By strengthening the rights of migrant workers, it is expected that migrant workers understand their rights, know what they are doing when they are experiencing problems and understand the rules. It is expected that with a pre-procedural placement process and readiness to understand the rights of migrant workers, it can prevent the occurrence of cases while working in the destination country.

Assessing and monitoring forest health using a forest fragmentation approach in Sariska Tiger Reserve, India

ABSTRACTThe relationship between trajectories of forest cover change and fragmentation due to physical and anthropogenic activities in Sariska Tiger Reserve is addressed in the article. The authors conducted a field visit to the reserve to collect groundtruth data and perform a village survey. Thereafter, their main method consisted of using Landsat TM images for three days, one in each of the years 1989, 1994, and 2014, to assess spatial-temporal variation in forest cover. A fragmentation model was used to examine the extent and pattern of forest degradation. The results showed an overall increase in forest cover in Sariska Tiger Reserve from 53% in 1989 to 55% in 2014. However, the fragmentation statistics revealed a deterioration in forest health. There was an increase in the fragmentation categories perforated, edge, and patch in their respective areas, while the core areas decreased at the expense of other fragmentation classes. The existence of villages, roads, and pilgrimage sites had increased the pace of degradation and fragmentation of forest in the reserve. The authors conclude that the fragmentation model was effective for analysing forest degradation and identifying the priority areas for strategic planning of nature conservation.

The landscape of Castelporziano at the time of the Roman Empire: a testimony by Plinius the Younger (second century AD)

The Tyrrhenian coast near Rome, south of the mouth of the Tiber River, has been inhabited since prehistoric time, and the existence of villages in the area presently indicated as Castelporziano is documented since the fourth century BC. The environmental conditions of this area are described in the letters of Pliny the Younger (61-ca. 114 AD), who had a villa in the immediate vicinity or, perhaps, within the area that currently forms the Presidential Estate of Castelporziano. The Estate became the subject of intensive ecological investigations during the last decades. Many letters of Pliny the Younger tell on his villa, its gardens and orchards, the proximity of wintergreen rangelands for sheep, the beach and the fishing activity along the waterfront. Many plants are mentioned: the identification of some of them is discussed. As a general conclusion, the most significant traits described by Pliny are largely corresponding to the present. Recent archaeological investigations are providing new evidence of a relative climatic stability during the last two millennia, even if in the Middle Ages most villages were abandoned because of malaria and the forest expanded, whereas in the last century large areas were converted into rangelands, fields and reforestation with non-native species (pine and eucalypt plantations). The original Latin texts of Pliny, along with a modern translation, end up this paper.