Field Officers Research Articles

Bengkulu Coffee Production Development

As an agricultural community, in general, Bengkulu province has gardening. The largest plantations for the community are oil palm, rubber and coffee commodities. People depend their lives on abundant natural potentials but have not been able to manage them properly to stimulate added value. All potentials are still managed traditionally so that productivity is very low. The province of Bengkulu is the 3rd largest national coffee producer, but so far Bengkulu coffee is sold through Lampung and Palembang so it is not known outside. The problems are: The low income and welfare of the coffee farmers in Bengkulu province; The promotion and branding of Bengkulu coffee has not been recognized either nationally or internationally. The intention of compiling the Bengkulu coffee development master plan. One of the activities carried out is conducting research or mapping potential and mapping policy directions in the field of coffee development in Bengkulu Province. The aim of compiling the Bengkulu coffee development master plan a) Increasing the income of coffee farmers in Bengkulu province, b) Increasing the promotion and branding of Bengkulu Coffee at the national and international levels c) Increasing the knowledge of farmers and field officers towards coffee cultivation technology farmers: d) Increasing the role and function of farmer institutions in plantation areas coffee; e) Preparing technological innovations to increase coffee production and quality; The scope of activities is focused on coffee development in the Bengkulu area from upstream, production, downstream and provincial, district / city governments as well as Stake Holders / stakeholders.

Emperor Hirohito’s Post-Surrender Reflections

Abstract This essay introduces readers to the recent discovery of the personal papers of Grand Steward Tajima Michiji. These documents capture the post-surrender reflections of Hirohito, Japan’s Shōwa Emperor, and record him speaking on such issues as his war responsibility, as well as the culpability of prewar politicians such as Konoe Fumimaro and General Tōjō Hideki. In August 2019, Nippon Hoso Kyokai (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) (nhk) announced that it had gained privileged access to the papers. Acting on advice from scholars, it then released extracts from Tajima’s audience records. Drawing not on the Tajima papers themselves, but on what the nhk has made available, the documents demonstrate that Hirohito, after Japan’s surrender, experienced anguish and over the war and its outcome. He continued as emperor because he accepted “moral responsibility” for the war that required him to help his nation and its people endure occupation and reconstruction. This article also describes Hirohito’s postwar reflections on several issues, such as Japanese field officers and subordinates in the 1930s initiating without authorization acts of aggression, the Rape of Nanjing, and Japan’s postwar rearmament. While the Tajima papers will not resolve the ongoing debate over the emperor’s responsibility for Japan’s path of aggression before 1945, they do provide valuable insights about his role in and reaction to events before, during, and after World War ii.

DISAIN DATABASE SISTEM INFORMASI PEMBELIAN DAN PENGELUARAN KAS UNTUK PT PARAMITA BANGUN SARANA TBK

This research was conducted at a construction company that handles civil building construction services, infrastructure development, mechanical, and electrical works, PT Paramita Bangun Sarana Tbk. The background of the research is the existence of obstacles in the manual-based cash purchase and disbursement information system, where the company has problems in the process of requesting raw material purchases in projects that must coordinate with the head office. The purpose of this study is to analyze the current cash purchase and disbursement information system, as well as to design an appropriate database for the company. Data was collected by means of observation and field interviews with related employees. The results of the study are in the form of a database design that can be used to process purchase information. The proposed database design is expected to be able to assist field officers in managing the materials needed for the project.

Status of Client Satisfaction for Sexual Reproductive Health Services: A Case Get Up Speak Out (GUSO) Program Implementation in Western Kenya

Young people face a wide range of barriers to accessing SRHR services from structural barriers: - Cost of services, waiting times, distance from health facilities, lack of privacy and confidentiality and lack of necessary commodities among others; Sociocultural barriers: - such as restrictive norms and culture that surround young people’s SRHR, inequitable gender norms among others; Individual barriers: - myths and misconceptions, limited knowledge on SRHR issues, limited knowledge on the SRH services and the sources of such services. Youth-friendly services are designed to address one of the main barriers mentioned above- Structural barriers. The youth-friendly services are tailored for young people to ensure their retention in the SRH seeking routine. TICH in the Get Up Speaks Out program, trained service providers in the various community link health facilities on youth-friendly services to ensure that the youth are attracted to access services at the health facilities. It is for this reason that TICH conducted a client satisfaction survey assessing the quality of services provided to the young people on the aspects of waiting time, availability of equipment and drugs, and satisfaction with service delivery among others. The study was conducted in 2019 among the young people aged 10 to 24 years (members of the TICH-GUSO youth groups) who had accessed the last SRHR services from the community health facilities. Semi-structured questionnaires were developed and administered to the respondents by the field officers. This study highlights the variance between services sought by young people and the ones they receive thereby demonstrating a gap in information among young people on SRH services available at the health facilities. Additionally, the study indicated secondary and primary school students utilise most SRH services among young people. Finally, the evidence indicated that young people appreciate short waiting times at the health facilities (of below 30 minutes). The findings therefore call for strategies to address waiting times at the health facilities and information on SRH services among young people for improved access to YFS among the young people.

Thomas Edward Dutton (1935–2021)

Thomas Edward Dutton (1935–2021) Andrew Pawley 1. PROLOGUE.1 Thomas (Tom) Edward Dutton died on December 21, 2021, aged eighty-six. He made important contributions to the study of New Guinea languages in several domains. He carried out surveys of the 100 or so indigenous languages of Central and Southeast Papua and did in-depth descriptions of several of these, especially Koiari and Koita. He wrote textbooks for Tok Pisin and Police Motu, the chief lingue franche of Papua New Guinea (PNG). He contributed many maps and articles to the massive twovolume Language Atlas of the Pacific. He was the Foundation Professor of Linguistics at The University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) from 1975 to 1977. He served as managing editor of Pacific Linguistics (PL) publications between 1987 and 1996. He co-supervised the dissertations of many PhD students who worked on languages of New Guinea. 2. EARLY YEARS Thomas Dutton was born on May 10, 1935, at Dayboro, near Brisbane, the eldest of five children of Lewis (Ted) and Mary Dutton, but grew up near Bundaberg where Lewis was a school teacher. Tom decided to follow in his father's footsteps and in 1953 went to Queensland Teachers College. The following year he was posted to East Bundaberg State School and began a BA as an extramural student of The University of Queensland. In midyear, he was called up for National Service and was selected for training as a pilot. He was invited to make flying for the Royal Australian Air Force his career but declined and returned to teaching. 3. PNG CALLS 1957 proved to be a watershed year for Tom. He had come round to the view that there must be more to life than being a school teacher in Queensland. He heard that the Administration of what was then the Australian Territory of Papua needed "Education Officers" and he applied. He hitchhiked to Sydney and attended a six-week course training teachers for Papua. In June, he took up an appointment as head of Rigo Intermediate School, east of Port [End Page 602] Moresby. In 1959, he was promoted to Area Education Officer in charge of Administration and Mission schools from Manumanu to Gaire. The diversity of languages spoken by his Papuan students interested him. He began learning Police Motu, the main lingua franca of Papua, and its source language, Motu, an Austronesian language spoken around Port Moresby. In 1960, Tom was one of three Education Officers chosen to attend the first six-week Language Learning course for Administration field officers run by the Summer Institute of Linguistics in Goroka. He was then posted to Chimbu Sub-District and later to Okapa in the Eastern Highlands. During that period he studied Gahuku (spoken around Goroka), Kuman (Chimbu) and compiled a set of lessons on Fore (Okapa). He also began to learn Tok Pisin (New Guinea Pidgin English), the lingua franca used by the Australian Administration in the Trust Territory of New Guinea. Tom was now hooked on the study of languages and realized that he needed to get some serious academic training in linguistics. In 1961, he took leave from Papua and in 1962 finished his BA at The University of Queensland, majoring in English with minors in mathematics and philosophy. In 1962, he married Corinne Scott, a school teacher who hailed from Nanango, near Kingaroy, and was working for Tom's father. Corinne flew light aircraft for a hobby, and Tom was assigned to be her copilot on a flight to the Gold Coast. Thus began a successful partnership of almost sixty years. From 1963–65 Tom studied for a Master's degree in English linguistics while employed as a Research Fellow in the Queensland Speech Survey, recording and analyzing varieties of English spoken by local Aboriginal communities and "Broken," the creole of Torres Straits Islanders. His Master's thesis was titled "The informal English of Palm Islanders" and ran to 457 pages. 4. DOCTORAL STUDIES AT THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (ANU) In 1967, Tom became one of the first PhD students in linguistics in the Research School of Pacific Studies (RSPacS) at the ANU. The ANU had been created by the Federal Government...

Epidemic Intelligence Service Alumni in Public Health Leadership Roles.

Since 1951, the Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has trained physicians, nurses, scientists, veterinarians, and other allied health professionals in applied epidemiology. To understand the program’s effect on graduates’ leadership outcomes, we examined the EIS alumni representation in five select leadership positions. These positions were staffed by 353 individuals, of which 185 (52%) were EIS alumni. Among 12 CDC directors, four (33%) were EIS alumni. EIS alumni accounted for 29 (58%) of the 50 CDC center directors, 61 (35%) of the 175 state epidemiologists, 27 (56%) of the 48 Field Epidemiology Training Program resident advisors, and 70 (90%) of the 78 Career Epidemiology Field Officers. Of the 185 EIS alumni in leadership positions, 136 (74%) were physicians, 22 (12%) were scientists, 21 (11%) were veterinarians, 6 (3%) were nurses, and 94 (51%) were assigned to a state or local health department. Among the 61 EIS alumni who served as state epidemiologists, 40 (66%) of them were assigned to a state or local health department during EIS. Our evaluation suggests that epidemiology training programs can serve as a vital resource for the public health workforce, particularly given the capacity strains brought to light by the COVID-19 pandemic.

ANALISIS PERAN PETUGAS LAPANGAN KELUARGA BERENCANA DALAM MENINGKATKAN JUMLAH AKSEPTOR “MJKP” DI WILAYAH KERJA PUSKESMAS LASUSUA KECAMATAN LASUSUA KABUPATEN KOLAKA UTARA

Data from the Lasusua Health Center, Lasusua District, North Kolaka Regency in 2020 the number of couples of childbearing age who use contraception is 3321 people and those who use "MKJP" are 762 people. This study aims to determine the extent of the analysis of the role of family planning field officers in increasing the number of "MKJP" acceptors through a formal approach, family planning services, family planning acceptors and non-acceptors of family planning. This qualitative research was carried out in the Work Area of the Lasusua Health Center, North Kolaka Regency, applying the number of informants as many as 9 people. Data was collected by means of in-depth interviews regarding the role of family planning field officers in increasing the number of “MKJP” acceptors.The results showed that the formal approach taken by PLKB was as usual, namely providing a counseling schedule and also participating in the success of the MKJP program. Family planning services provided by PLKB have been very good and what is the target of PLKB in increasing the use of MKJP has received a positive response from the community, especially those who use long-term contraception. PLKB has carried out its duties and functions according to its competence and PLKB also often goes directly to the homes of residents who use contraception or those who do not use contraception and in general the reasons for refusing to use contraception are due to cultural and religious factors. For this reason, it is necessary to collaborate with related parties to be more active in promoting long-term contraceptive use programs. It is expected that midwives who work in the KB poly section will further improve their performance and attention in providing counseling, especially regarding communication with family planning field officers (PLKB).

Agricultural extension services amidst COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria: Policy options

The paper explored the policy options targeted at preventing extreme hunger after surviving the COVID-19 pandemic. Multistage sampling procedure was used to select 15 key informants across five purposively selected Local Government Areas in Kaduna and Ogun States for this study. Checklist (administered through recorded telephone calls) was used to elicit responses (qualitative data) on the impacts of COVID-19 on the food system. This paper concludes that the COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted on the food system thus challenging the AES to employ more innovative and pragmatic approaches to reach the farmers. Major impacts of COVID-19 on food system were disruptions in agricultural production, limitation of field visit by extension personnel and distortion of technology delivery system. Major recommendations include: in response to the stay-at-home order in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Agricultural extension services (AES) should explore virtual means to reach the clientele. To this end, farm operations and new techniques should be packaged into short clips and shared via various platforms. Also, legislative means to consider AEAS as essential services should be sought; and extensionists should be trained and provided with personal protection equipment (PPE) to enable them reach farmers. Such field officers should be insured and provided with adequate tangible mobility.

Determinan Perilaku Pemeriksaan HIV pada Wanita Penjaja Seks Langsung di Eks Lokalisasi

<p>HIV testing is the most important entry point in HIV/AIDS prevention, care, support, and treatment services. In implementing HIV/AIDS and STI control, the government recommends re-testing for HIV at least once every 6 months in groups with high-risk behavior. However, the coverage of HIV testing in key populations vulnerable to HIV infection, including Direct Female Sex Workers (DFSW) is still low. The purpose of this study was to determine the factors associated with HIV testing behavior among DFSW. The sample in this study amounted to 103 people. Data were analyzed using univariate, bivariate, and multivariate multiple logistic regression methods. The test results showed that the source of the information was related to HIV testing (p-value 0.045); odds ratio 4.401. Peer support was related to HIV testing (p-value 0.023) odds ratio 5.22. Support from field officers was related to compliance with HIV testing (p-value 0.000); odds ratio 19.02. There are two confounding variables, namely health worker support (p-value 0.28); odds ratio 3.747 and attitude (p-valule 0.242); odds ratio 0.461 as a protective factor. From the results of the analysis, it was found that field staff variables had more influence on HIV testing. Efforts to improve HIV testing behavior are carried out by increasing the number of information sources that are presented as attractive as possible. The role of field officers and peers as partners in encouraging DFSW to carry out HIV testing needs to be increased.</p>

Kajian Dalam Pengawasan Sistem Parkir Elektronik di Kota Bandung

Decentralization has granted local governments the right to control fund from original local government revenue (Pendapatan Asli Daerah - PAD). A significant source of local revenue in Bandung comes from parking fees. Since 2017, the Municipal Government of Bandung has innovated parking retribution management by implementing an electronic parking machine system for several parking locations located along the side of the road. However, a problem arises when the parking machine in Bandung does not substantially enhance parking management. This study aims to examine the supervision undertaken by the Bandung city government for the implementation of electronic parking machines. This study was conducted on the implementation of an electronic parking system using supervisory theory. Several hindrance factors and problems were identified due to the state of the city government's supervision of electronic parking machines. Inadequate supervision and poor reporting by field officers lead to illegal levies and damage to electronic parking machines. It was determined that improving coordination between the Department of Transportation and other relevant agencies, such as the Bandung City Revenue Service and the Civil Service Police Unit, would improve the supervision quality. Developing specific rules and regulations to regulate electronic parking machines is necessary.

Kajian Dalam Pengawasan Sistem Parkir Elektronik di Kota Bandung

Decentralization has granted local governments the right to control fund from original local government revenue (Pendapatan Asli Daerah - PAD). A significant source of local revenue in Bandung comes from parking fees. Since 2017, the Municipal Government of Bandung has innovated parking retribution management by implementing an electronic parking machine system for several parking locations located along the side of the road. However, a problem arises when the parking machine in Bandung does not substantially enhance parking management. This study aims to examine the supervision undertaken by the Bandung city government for the implementation of electronic parking machines. This study was conducted on the implementation of an electronic parking system using supervisory theory. Several hindrance factors and problems were identified due to the state of the city government's supervision of electronic parking machines. Inadequate supervision and poor reporting by field officers lead to illegal levies and damage to electronic parking machines. It was determined that improving coordination between the Department of Transportation and other relevant agencies, such as the Bandung City Revenue Service and the Civil Service Police Unit, would improve the supervision quality. Developing specific rules and regulations to regulate electronic parking machines is necessary.

UAV-assisted real-time evidence detection in outdoor crime scene investigations.

Nowadays, a plethora of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) designs that significantly vary in size, shape, operating flight altitude, and flight range have been developed to provide multidimensional capabilities across a wide range of military and civil applications. In the field of forensic and police applications, drones are becoming increasingly used instead of helicopters to assist field officers to search for vulnerable missing persons or to target criminals in crime hotspots, and also to provide high‐quality data for the documentation and reconstruction of the forensic scene or to facilitate evidence detection. This paper aims to examine the contribution of UAVs in real‐time evidence detection in outdoor crime scene investigations. It should be highlighted that the project innovates by providing a quantitative comparative analysis of UAV‐based and traditional search methods through the simulation of a crime scene investigation for evidence detection. The first experimental phase tested the usefulness of UAVs as a forensic detection tool by posing the dilemma of humans or drones. The second phase examined the ability of the drone to reproduce the obtained performance results in different terrains, while the third phase tested the accuracy in detection by subjecting the drone‐recorded videos to computer vision techniques. The experimental results indicate that drone deployment in evidence detection can provide increased accuracy and speed of detection over a range of terrain types. Additionally, it was found that real‐time object detection based on computer vision techniques could be the key enabler of drone‐based investigations if interoperability between drones and these techniques is achieved.

Healthcare professionals’ perceptions of implementing a decision support intervention for cascade screening for beta-thalassemia in Pakistan

Counselling relatives of individuals with βeta-Thalassaemia Major (β-TM) about cascade screening is the role of field officers (FOs) in the Punjab Thalassaemia Prevention Project (PTPP). This paper presents FOs’ views about using a ‘decision support intervention for relatives’ (DeSIRe) to facilitate informed decision making, and their perception of its implementation and sustainability. Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with nine FOs (June to July 2021) in seven cities in the Punjab province (Lahore, Sheikhupura, Nankana Sahab, Kasur, Gujranwala, Multan, and Faisalabad) following its use in routine clinical practice. Thematic analysis shows that the FOs were overwhelmingly supportive of the DeSIRe, expressing enthusiasm and identifying benefits of its use, both for their own practice and for relatives. They supported the aim of the intervention to enable them to facilitate relatives’ decision-making about cascade screening, and advocated its use more widely within the PTPP and the other provinces of Pakistan. Overall, the DeSIRe was valued by the FOs for use in routine practice. These findings suggest the DeSIRe is highly likely to be implemented by healthcare professionals more widely in the PTPP and, therefore, is worth evaluating to prove its efficacy. Further research is needed on the extent to which the DeSIRe could be adapted for use by other healthcare professionals with similar responsibilities in the other provinces of Pakistan, and in other low-middle income countries.

Agricultural Extension Services amidst COVID-19 Pandemic in Nigeria: Policy Options

The paper explored the policy options targeted at preventing extreme hunger after surviving the COVID-19 pandemic. Multistage sampling procedure was used to select 15 key informants across five purposively selected Local Government Areas in Kaduna and Ogun States for this study. Checklist (administered through recorded telephone calls) was used to elicit responses (qualitative data) on the impacts of COVID-19 on the food system. This paper concludes that the COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted on the food system thus challenging the AES to employ more innovative and pragmatic approaches to reach the farmers. Major impacts of COVID-19 on food system were disruptions in agricultural production, limitation of field visit by extension personnel and distortion of technology delivery system. Major recommendations include: in response to the stay-at-home order in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Agricultural extension services (AES) should explore virtual means to reach the clientele. To this end, farm operations and new techniques should be packaged into short clips and shared via various platforms. Also, legislative means to consider AEAS as essential services should be sought; and extensionists should be trained and provided with personal protection equipment (PPE) to enable them reach farmers. Such field officers should be insured and provided with adequate tangible mobility.

Determinants of food security status with reference to women farmers in rural Kenya

Food insecurity exacerbates malnutrition with irreversible consequences for children. Thus, we address the determinants of food security status with reference to women farmers, the determinants of access to irrigation technology as a critical determinant of food security and the effect of cooperatives on nutritional status. We used primary data from Kakamega, Kenya. Descriptive data analysis was applied together with regression analysis using logistic, probit and linear endogenous treatment models. Cooperative membership facilitates female farmers’ access to productive resources like credit, thereby contributing to improved food security status. Though most female farmers are not members of cooperatives, the female members of cooperatives perform slightly better as determinants of food security status and are more food secure than female non-members. The limitations of cooperatives include the low percentage of farmers using irrigation and farmers’ low nutritional status. Extension services positively impact irrigation, thereby calling for gender equality amongst field officers to enable communication with female farmers and for the formation of cooperatives that target women's needs. Governments, development agencies and civil societies should support cooperatives in their financial, technical and management issues to create awareness concerning family planning and offer access to credit and irrigation technology, resulting in increased food production, improved food security and nutrition status.

Potential for development of local rice genetic resources into excellent varieties in Merangin regency, Jambi province

Local rice is one of the genetic resources that are quite diverse and is found in low, medium and high altitudes, both in the dry land, pond swamps and tidal swamps, has properties resistant / tolerant to biotic and abiotic checks that occur in various agroecosystems. The purpose of the activity is to characterize the genetic resources of local rice Merangin Jambi Province. The activities were held in The District of Tabir and Jangkat District of Merangin Regency in 2021. The method used is to survey by taking data directly to the field and interviewing farmers and field officers. The data collected includes an agronomic and morphological character under the guidelines of the Rice Plant Characterization and Evaluation System Guidelines and the General Guidelines for The Preparation of Food Crop Variety Description (PPVT). Characterization is carried out on local rice which is predominantly consumed and developed in lowlands and highlands and has production potential (3.5-4.5 tons/ha) in Merangin Regency. Local rice can be used as a superior variety because it has good rice quality and good rice taste according to the tastes of local consumers. The genetic resources of local rice stings, Lai and Sungkai in Merangin Regency, have the potential to be released as a national superior variety.

Analisis Metode SMART Dalam Strategi Segmentasi Pasar (Studi Produk Tabungan Simitra Mikro di Bank Mitra Syariah Kantor Cabang Bojonegoro)

This study aims to analyze the Smart Method on market segmentation strategies in increasing the number of simitra micro savings customers at Bank Mitra Syariah Bojonegoro Branch Office. Products owned by Bank Mitra Syariah include savings and financing products. One of the derivative products from savings products is the Simitra Micro Savings product. Simitra Micro Savings is a superior product owned by Sharia Partner Banks. The targets chosen by the Sharia Partner Bank are market traders. This research uses qualitative research and the analysis used is SMART analysis. This study uses data collection methods through interviews, observation, and documentation. Segmentation strategy is a method used by a company to divide the market into several different groups of buyers, which are seen from the point of view of the needs of traders. The segmentation strategy aims to make it easier for Micro Field Officers (PLM) in marketing products owned by Sharia Partner Banks, especially in simitra micro savings products. Simitra micro savings are savings or savings for small traders that are entrusted to the Sharia Mitra Bank which in the future can provide benefits to the merchant. Strategies implemented by sharia partner banks in marketing products owned by Sharia Partner Banks include dividing the market into several regions (segmentation), having the responsibility of officers in each region, determining targets for each region, offering superior products, establishing good relationships with customer.

Sistem Informasi Geografis Pendataan Dan Monitoring Reklame Berbasis Android

This study aims to (1) create an Android-based geographic information system to make it easier for field officers of the Regional Revenue Agency to collect billboards and monitor the status of billboard permits installed in their area, (2) to make designs that are attractive and easy to use by users. This study uses the waterfall method which is part of the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) software development method which consists of 5 stages, namely planning, design, implementation, testing, operation and maintenance. The result of this study is a geographic information system for data collection and monitoring of advertisements based on Android which was developed specifically for the implementation of data collection and monitoring of advertisements. System testing is done by the Black-Box Testing method which is a software testing method from the aspect of functional specifications. From the test results, the participants stated that the functional aspects of the application had met the specifications required by the user. Furthermore, trials were also carried out involving 5 Android smartphones with different specifications. The results of this test are that the display of the billboard data collection and monitoring application is different on each smartphone, the difference in the display is in the level of color brightness. Then the difference in application performance is also found on the type of smartphone with an Android version that is quite old.

Land Certification Policy through Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) in Malang Regencyof Indonesia(Study on Policy Implementation of the Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency)

Land Certification Policy through Complete Systematic Land Registration (PTSL) in Malang Regencyof Indonesia(Study on Policy Implementation of the Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency)

Telegram Bot as a Data Collection Tool for Progress Reports in Area Mapping Progress Monitoring System

In the Area Mapping Project (Preparation for the 2020 Population Census), there is monitoring and collecting data process on the progress of activities in the field. There are weaknesses in data collection on the progress of activities in the field; The manual recapitulation of progress reporting makes the progress data not displayed in real-time, the SMS Gateway is often interrupted, and progress data collection through the monitoring website is less effective if reported directly by field officers. Telegram Bot is used as a data collection tool for field progress reports on Area Mapping activities to overcome these weaknesses. This study aims to prove that Telegram Bot can be used as a real-time data collection tool, has good performance, and is acceptable to users. Telegram Bot is integrated with Monitoring Website into one system and database in this research. This system uses PHP, Yii2, and MySQL, and communication between the web server and Telegram Server uses the webhook method. Based on the Black Box test results, all functions in this system run as expected. The average bot response time was 7.72 seconds for images and 2.25 seconds for text data in the performance test. In the usability test, Telegram Bot obtained a SUS Score of 66 and an NPS of 12.195. These results show that Telegram Bot can be used as a real-time data collection tool, has good performance, and is well accepted by users.