Government Of Bali Research Articles

Big Data Analytics for Forecasting Tourism Recovery in Bali Island Using Multivariate Time Series

Bali is a famous tourist area and can significantly contribute to the Indonesian tourism sector. The COVID-19 pandemic has made Indonesian tourism, including Bali tourism, experience a decline. In March 2022, COVID-19 cases decreased, and the government began to relax some policies. The tourism sector is vital in economic recovery efforts after the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, it is necessary to identify tourism recovery to determine strategies and policies related to Indonesian tourism, especially in Bali. Multivariate time series forecasting of tourism demand can be used to identify tourism recovery using several significant data sources. The methods used are Vector Autoregressive (VAR), Support Vector Regression (SVR), Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), and Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU). The data used are the monthly official number of tourists, room occupancy rate, Google Trends, number of booking.com user reviews, and nighttime light intensity in Bali Province from January 2019 to December 2022. The results show that the best forecasting method is VAR, and modeling with multivariate time series forecasting can improve the performance of forecasting results. In addition, big data can be used as a source of supporting data that can provide better forecasting results, and the size of the dataset affects the selection of the best model. Furthermore, the descriptive and forecasting analysis results show that Bali tourism has experienced post-pandemic tourism recovery. The strategies and policies of the Bali government to restore Bali tourism faster are good enough.

EDUKASI PENGUATAN EKONOMI LOKAL PADA KELOMPOK PETANI GARAM DALAM IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN EKONOMI KERTHI BALI DI DESA KUSAMBA KECAMATAN DAWAN KABUPATEN KLUNGKUNG

Dawan District is one of the areas located in Klungkung Regency which is in the coastal area. Nearly 20% of local people earn their livelihood in the fisheries and marine sectors. The potential of the large marine area, precisely in Kusamba Village, can certainly be a great opportunity for the local community to make a living as salt farmers. Kusamba is an old village located almost seven (7) km from Semarapura City Klungkung, according to Pemancangah or chronicle about the escape of Ki Gusti Maruti who rebelled against the King of Bali in Gelgel (Queen Dalem Dimadya) in 1686, Ki Gusti Maruti also brought along the servants who were residents of Pasek Gelgel and at that time it was said that residents of Pasek Gelgel were also related to residents of Pasek in Kusamba who were known as Pasek Sadra, from these residents of Pasek Gelgel he was at the location of the new settlement in Kuramas village, the residents were placed in Banjar Gelgel, Keramas . In 1750 AD, after the death of the King of the Kelungkung Kingdom, Ratu Dewa Agung Sakti, and was replaced by his sister Ratu Dewa Agung Gde Panji as King of Kelungkung, the sons of the King of Kelungkung Ratu Dewa Agung Gde Pandji were each given a place to live to protect the people and the security of the Kingdom. Klungkung. The population of Kusamba village as of 2021 is 5,465 people consisting of 2,649 men and 2,816 women. In this case, the importance of education related to building a business concept motivates the community to be able to plan a local economic business. The Governor of Bali's policy through Circular Letter (SE) No.17 of 2021 concerning the use of local Balinese traditional salt products in its implementation as a Kerthi Bali Economic concept where he conveyed that traditional salt farmers must be preserved because the salt produced by Kusamba village tastes delicious, this has become opportunities for local communities to be able to build a business, either individually or as a group, by exploiting this potential in their area to help improve the economy and prosperity. It is hoped that the educational understanding of the concept of sustainable business and the Kerthi Bali Economic policy will be able to provide an overview of the community in the Nusa Penida sub-district to build a business that contains elements of Balinese natural local wisdom as a form of assisting the government in realizing the vision and mission of the Bali provincial government. The educational process as a new business is the main thing that needs to be understood, including the elements that support the business line so that it can still reach the market and survive, because a business is not only oriented towards profit but also the community and the surrounding nature.

SOSIALISASI PENGOLAHAN SAMPAH BERBASIS SUMBER DAN PRAKTEK PEMBUATAN ECO-ENZYME DAN KOMPOS DI DESA ADAT SABA

The population of Indonesia and the very rapid development of industry have caused the amount of waste to increase or increase and it has not been managed well by the government and society, so waste has become a problem that can damage the environment. Of the total waste produced, around 80% is dominated by organic waste which is only seen as residual waste that has no economic value and causes environmental pollution. In accordance with the circular letter from the Governor of Bali regarding source-based waste management which has not been implemented effectively by every traditional village, through the KKN UNHI activities of Saba Village Group 10, socialization of source-based waste management and the practice of making compost and eco enzymes was carried out. This activity aims to socialize the waste management process and practice processing organic waste by making compost and eco-enzymes. Socialization and practical activities for making composters and eco enzyme liquids were carried out at the Banjar Hall of Saba Traditional Village, Blahbatuh District, Gianyar Regency which was attended by PKK throughout Saba Village, KWT Lestari Saba and STT Saba Traditional Village. Eco enzymes produced from organic waste, namely leather and vegetables, mixed with sugar and water and fermented for 3 months have benefits as house cleaning agents, effective natural fertilizers and pesticides, farming and purifying water, air and soil. Apart from being useful in helping the community in processing organic and inorganic waste, it also has economic value and helps government programs in preserving the environment in order to save the earth from global warming.

Existence Bali Governor Regulation No. 1 of 2020 Concerning Governance of Bali Fermented and or Distilled Beverages

This research discusses the issue of the existence of gubernatorial regulations Bali No. 1 of 2020 concerning the Governance of Balinese Fermented and/or Distilled Drinks, what is the Legal Certainty and Benefits. The aim of the research is to see to what extent the existence of Bali Gubernatorial Regulation No. 1 of 2020 can regulate the issue of governance of Balinese fermented and/or distilled drinks and whether this regulation can provide legal protection, legal certainty and benefits as expected. The problem that will be discussed is related to the Management of Balinese Fermented and/or Distilled Drinks Efficacy and Benefits for the people of Bali. Normative legal research methods with a statutory approach, historical approach, and conceptual approach. The research results show that the Governor based on his authority and function can issue Governor regulations, but materially, the substance regulated therein cannot conflict with the substance that has been regulated in the statutory regulations above. This study shows that the substances regulated in PERGUB1/2020 is contrary to the above regulations (PERPRES 74/2013) therefore, based on the principle of Lex Superior Derogat Legi Inferiori, Gubernatorial Regulation No. 1/2020 cannot normatively be enforced as a product of binding statutory regulations, thus its existence cannot provide legal protection and benefits for the community.

THE BALANCE OF LEGAL CERTAINTY AND UTILITY IN BALI’S ALCOHOL REGULATION

Traditional alcoholic beverages hold a significant place in the culture of Indonesia, embodying the nation's rich heritage and diverse local wisdom. However, the regulation of these beverages presents critical concerns regarding public health and societal impact. This study critically examines how the principles of legal certainty and utility are reflected in Bali Governor Regulation Number 1 of 2020 (“Bali’s Alcohol Regulation”). The primary objective of this research is to analyze and evaluate the embodiment of these values within the regulation. Employing a normative legal research methodology, the study scrutinizes the regulation alongside the hierarchy of laws governing it. The findings reveal notable inconsistencies between Bali’s Alcohol Regulation and the definitions of traditional alcoholic beverages established in higher legislative frameworks, raising pertinent questions about the balance between legal certainty and the practical benefits offered by the regulation. Furthermore, the analysis indicates that the regulation fails to uphold several legal principles, leading to ambiguity in its enforcement. From a utility perspective, the regulation does not yield substantial benefits for artisans, producers, distributors, sellers, buyers, or the broader community. Consequently, it falls short of meeting adequate utility standards, underscoring the necessity for revision and enhancement to better accommodate the interests of all stakeholders involved in the traditional alcoholic beverage sector in Bali.

Tri Lulu: Community Resistance to Source-Based Waste Management Policies in Badung Regency Bali

Bali encounters a waste emergency due to the amplification in the type and volume of the population’s waste. The Bali government has initiated community resistance, particularly in Badung Regency, Bali. This study aims to critically reflect on this circumstance from the lens of the qualitative method using a cultural studies approach. Field research was performed by implementing the critical ethnography model. The study reveals that community resistance is categorized into three waste management dimensions called Tri Lulu, i.e., individual and public resistance, hyperregulation conflict, and disruption of local concepts. Individual and public resistance, both open and covert, reflects the failure of dialogue between subjective awareness and regulative practice in finding practical solutions. Hyperregulation in waste management causes policies to overlap and triggers conflicts of interest. Local concepts are disrupted due to increasing pressure on demographic and economic infrastructure. Pentahelix synergy is required to implement waste management policies in Bali.

Kebijakan Pemerintah Daerah Bali dalam Mewujudkan Penyelenggaraan Pelayanan Kesehatan Tradisional Integrasi

Progress and changing ages have an impact on changes in various areas of life, one of which is health. A variety of cutting-edge discoveries related to medical methods and medicines led to advances in both conventional and traditional health care. This development has led to various policies made by countries including Indonesia. Indonesia sheds health-related policy as a constitutional right of the people as set forth in the rules of enforcement. The guarantee of good health care gives the public the right to use the kind of medical or traditional health care. There are three types of traditional health care within the rules of enforcement: empirical, complementary, and integrated. This paper highlights the integration of traditional health services which, based on the authority of the Indonesian Government Regulations, mandate local governments to make regional policies that are in line with national policies. This writing uses normative methods with a legislative and conceptual approach. The results showed that the policy of the regional government of Bali in the maintenance of traditional health services integration implemented by issuing the regulation of the governor of Bali No. 55 Year 2019 on the traditional health service of Bali which provides guarantees on the implementation of health services traditional integration of bali as a collaboration carried out between the traditional complementary health services with conventional health services in health services facilities such as Puskesmas and hospitals. Progress and changes of the era have an impact on related types of traditional health services the integration given in its organization is established on the basis of the Decision of the Governor of Bali of the results of the analysis of the study team which is further established by the respective heads of the health service facilities.

Towards Greener Airports: Landscape of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Based on RSV-P (Road Speed Bump’s Vibration Power Plant)

Abstract One potential that can be implemented at Ngurah Rai International Airport considering the number of passengers, parking capacity, and the implementation of Bali Governor Regulation No. 45 of 2019 concerning Clean Energy Bali and Bali Governor Regulation No. 48 of 2019 concerning the use of Battery-Based Electric Vehicles (BEVs), is the landscape of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations based on RSV-P (Road Speed Bump’s Vibration Power Plant). This research focuses on the landscape of a charging station based on RSV-P. This research activity was carried out by the authors using literacy study data collection techniques, field studies and sources of information using secondary data. The landscape is designed to incorporate local wisdom and cultural aspects of the Balinese community, making designs by simulating calculations based on previous research results, calculating the position of speed bumps, batteries storage, charging stations include solar panels, parking areas according to conditions at domestic terminals and considering the average influx of about 300 to 500 four-wheelers and six-wheelers (buses) every day RSV-P can be applied as an initial study for the management of Ngurah Rai Int Airport. The impact of this research is to provide a study option for implementing green energy towards a green airport, by prioritizing green energy initiatives at Ngurah Rai Int airport, we are not only investing in environmental sustainability, but also in a more efficient, innovative, and competitive airport future.

RICE STRAW WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY TO IMPLEMENT THE LEISA CONCEPT IN SUBAK SEMBUNG ECOTOURISM AREA, DENPASAR-BALI

Objective: The purpose of writing this article is to evaluate the management of rice straw waste in the Subak Sembung ecotourism area, Denpasar. This includes assessing the implementation of the LEISA concept and prioritizing ecological concepts Theoretical Framework: Subak Sembung as an ecotourism area should manage waste by prioritizing ecological principles, including implementing the LEISA concept. The implementation of LEISA in the Subak ecotourism area is a characteristic of sustainable agriculture Method: The method used in this research is qualitative research which aims to understand phenomena that occur in society. The sample in this study was 30 farmers who were selected using simple random sampling techniques Results and Discussion: Based on the research results, it was found that rice straw waste in the Subak Sembung ecotourism area has not been managed by Bali Governor Regulation Number 47 of 2019 concerning source-based waste management. The LEISA concept has not been implemented optimally, where only 29% of farmers compost and use compost to reduce the use of inorganic fertilizers. The LEISA concept has not been implemented optimally in Subak Sembung because based on the results, 94% of farmers in Subak Sembung do not know about the LEISA concept. Research Implications: Socialization and training in rice straw waste management for Subak Sembung member farmers need to be carried out more regularly and continuously so that the LEISA concept can be implemented. Originality/Value: Implementation of the LEISA concept through agricultural waste management in the Subak area, which is an ecotourism area, can be an effort to realize sustainable agriculture and tourism simultaneously

PERENCANAAN PEMBANGKIT LISTRIK TENAGA SURYA SEBAGAI CATU DAYA PADA SISTEM POMPA AIR DI SUMUR BOR ABIANSEKA II

To accelerate the increase in the use of New Renewable Energy (EBT) in Bali Province in accordance with the General Regional Energy Plan (RUED), the Bali Provincial Government issued Bali Governor Circular Letter (SE) Number 5 of 2022. One of the applications of this letter is investment planning and analysis installation of a Solar Power Plant (PLTS) at the Abianseka II drilled well in Batuan Kaler Village, Gianyar. The Abianseka II drilled well is equipped with 4 pumps which on average consume 25,093.33 kWh of electricity per month. Based on the survey, the land available at the Abianseka II drilled well is sufficient for the installation of Ground Mounted PLTS covering an area of 478.5 m2. Therefore, it was decided to use 83 Jinko Solar JKM610N-78HL4-V 610 Wp modules with a total capacity of 50.6 kWp, as well as 1 LivoLtek 60 kW inverter and PLTS are capable of producing annual energy of 82,783 MWh, and have a performance ratio of 82.3%.

Pengelolaan Timbunan Sampah Untuk Menjaga Citra Industri Pariwisata Pada Daya Tarik Wisata Di Bali

Bali merupakan salah satu Pulau dengan potensi pariwisata yang telah berkembang pesat hingga saat ini. Kemasyuran pariwisata Pulau Bali sudah terkenal hingga ke seluruh penjuru dunia. Banyak kegiatan sehari-hari masyarakat menjadi suatu daya Tarik wisata bagi wisatawan baik domestic maupun mancanegara. Setiap kegiatan terutama yang menimbulkan daya Tarik wisata tersebut, menghasilkan sampah baik skala rumah tangga maupun skala industri. Sampah yang dihasilkan hampir ditemui disegala sektor kegiatan dengan salah satunya pada industry pariwisata yang saat ini bergerak sangat masih. Meningkatnya timbulan sampah membuat pemerintah bali lewat terbitnya Peraturan Gubernur Bali nomor 97 tahun 2018 tentang pembatasan timbulan sampah plastik sekali pakai yang menunjukkan semakin seriusnya permasalahan sampah. Timbulan sampah terutama pada daya Tarik wisata, berpotensi dapat merubah pandangan wisatawan terhadap citra pariwisata Bali. Penelitian ini menggali gerakan masyarakat baik secara spontan maupun terorganisir seperti pada komunitas RecycleIndonesia maupun kegiatan masyarakat lain yang peduli pada tingginya timbulan sampah. Diharapkan didapatkan kegiatan alternative dalam membantu mengurangi timbulan sampah plastik yang mendukung dari penerapan Peraturan Gubernur Bali nomor 97 tahun 2018. Kegiatan dari komunitas diharapkan dapat menjaga serta memberikan peninggalan positif bagi generasi mendatang.

Analysis of Sea and River Water Quality Standards Due to Operations and Domestic Activities in the Sanur Port Area, Bali

The development of an area has impacts, both positive and negative impacts. The positive impact is in the form of regional economic growth, employment and development of the surrounding regions. The negative impact is the disruption of the environmental ecosystem and a decrease in environmental quality due to waste generated from development operations, in the form of solid waste (garbage) and liquid waste. The increasing pollution load is also caused by public awareness and business activities in upstream areas that do not manage waste properly, which ultimately leads to all of the waste accumulating in water bodies and causing changes in water quality standards. Sanur Port, which is one of the development centers in its operations, is very vulnerable to environmental pollution impacts. The pollution mechanism originates from activities around Sanur Port and domestic activities which are discharged into rivers and seas in the Sanur area. This research aims to analyze the quality of river water and sea water caused by activities around Sanur Port and community activities based on Decree of the Minister of Environment Number 51 of 2004 and determine the pollution index. Water quality standards use Bali Governor Regulation no. 16 of 2016 concerning Environmental Quality Standards and Quality Standard Criteria for Environmental Damage. This research uses a quantitative approach by collecting primary data from direct observations in the field and secondary data based on previous research reports and government reports. The research results show that TDS in the rainy season tends to be lower than in the dry season, both in the results of testing samples of Abianbase river water, the results of testing samples of sea water in front of the Mak Beng Restaurant and sea water samples in the Sanur Port Pool. In front of Mak Beng, ammonia levels during the rainy season are higher than during the dry season. Ammonia levels in the Abianbase River and sea water in front of Sanur port are lower during the rainy season compared to the dry season. The presence of Coliform bacteria and E. coli shows a tendency to decrease during the rainy season. This decrease is thought to be caused by leaching by rainwater entering marine waters and retailing and changes in ocean currents during the rainy season.

KUALITAS DAN STATUS MUTU AIR IRIGASI UNTUK PADI SAWAH DI SUBAK YEHEMBANG, KABUPATEN JEMBRANA, BALI

KUALITAS DAN STATUS MUTU AIR IRIGASI UNTUK PADI SAWAH DI SUBAK YEHEMBANG, KABUPATEN JEMBRANA, BALI

Baku mutu kualitas air muara sungai di kawasan Pura Petitenget dan upaya pengendaliannya

The main objective of this research is to analyze the quality standards for the quality of flowing water and river estuaries in the Petitenget Temple Area and efforts to control pollution or reduce the quality standards for flowing and river estuary water in the Petitenget Temple Area. The research was conducted from December 2018 to April 2019 in the river that flows into Petitenget Beach by taking four sampling points. The quality of water quality standards is measured using the water quality standards of Bali Governor Regulation No. 16 of 2016 concerning Environmental Quality Standards and Standard Criteria for Environmental Damage. The results of the research found that the quality of the water quality standards in the Petitenget Temple area had experienced pollution, namely the parameters of turbidity, chemical oxygen demand (COD), biological oxygen demand (BOD5), phosphate (PO4-P), total ammonia (NH3-N), fecal coliform, and total coliform. Efforts that can be made to overcome pollution in Loloan waters and river estuaries in Petitenget are the creation of Waste Management Regulations through the 4R (Reuse, Reduce, Recycle, Replace) pattern, limiting the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, creating waste storage and processing (septic tanks), and involving traditional villages (based on traditional villages) as well as environmental law enforcement.

SISTEM REKOMENDASI TEMPAT WISATA DI BALI MENGGUNAKAN IMDB WEIGTED RATING DAN CHATBOT

The Bali government is trying to re-optimize Bali's tourism potential after the Covid-19 pandemic. To improve the Balinese economy which had declined during the Covid-19 pandemic where foreign tourist visits decreased by 99.93%. In 2022, the tourism industry in Bali finally recovered with an increase in foreign tourist visits by 12.23%. The Bali government needs to optimize the number of foreign tourist visits to re-optimize the tourism sector. One way that can be done is to improve digital-based information services to introduce Bali to tourists. Therefore, to assist the Bali provincial government in optimizing the tourism sector, a recommendation system for tourist attractions in Bali called "MELALI" was created by utilizing the IMDb Weighted Rating algorithm and equipped with a chatbot as a customer service. Based on the results of system testing using Root Mean Square Error (RMSE), the result is 0.0126 (close to zero), this shows that the model made has a small error rate, besides that the chatbot feature has also been able to identify keywords and provide output in accordance with the requested keywords. Overall the system is running well.

URGENSI PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM PADA PERAJIN ARAK BALI PASCA DITETAPKANNYA PERATURAN GUBERNUR BALI NOMOR 1 TAHUN 2019 (STUDI YURIDIS: PERAJIN ARAK BALI DI DESA LES KECAMATAN TEJAKULA KABUPATEN BULELENG)

Regulation of the Governor of Bali Province Number 1 of 2020 concerning Management of Balinese Fermented and/or Distilled Beverages. Reducing imports of traditional and non-traditional alcohol from abroad while serving Balinese arak on site. Bali Governor Regulation Number 1 of 2020, which consists of nine chapters and nineteen articles, covers all supporting aspects of traditional alcoholic drinks, including protection, maintenance, utilization, business partnerships, promotion and branding, direction and supervision, community involvement, administrative sanctions, and typical Balinese funding. With the regulations issued, there is an urgency to implement protection for Balinese Arak producers after the enactment of Bali Governor's Regulation Number 1 of 2020, especially in Les Village, Tejakula District, Buleleng Regency as well as factors influencing legal protection for Balinese Arak Producers in Les Village, Tejakula District, Buleleng Regency. If viewed in terms of effectiveness, it can be measured by paying attention to five factors consisting of legal factors, law enforcement, facilities and infrastructure, society and legal culture.

PEMBUATAN PROTOTYPE PLTB TURBIN ANGIN SAVONIUS TIPE-U SUMBU VERTIKAL DENGAN SUDUT KELENGKUNGAN SUDU 135o MENGGUNAKAN SUMBER ANGIN BUANGAN EXHAUST KITCHEN

Bali is known as a tourism island for both local and foreign tourists, therefore there are many hotels, resorts and restaurants for tourists. In order to fulfill the Bali Clean and Green program, the Regional Government of Bali encourages tourism-related businesses, such as hotels, to construct sources of electricity from new renewable energy. The authors use waste energy in the form of exhaust wind from the kitchen exhaust fan in addition to using natural wind energy. Artificial wind is created when waste energy from exhaust fans is converted into a form that can be used to rotate or power a generator. Making a PLTB prototype with a vertical axis Savonius turbine with a blade curvature angle of 135 degrees is the goal of this research in order to increase the wind sweep area and obtain the highest output ratio. This study employed a quantitative methodology. This study was able to maximize the exhaust fan's wind speed, which was 5.84 m/s. The highest generator output value is at 2.93 vdc, 0.62 mmA, and 1.80 Watt for a 2-blade turbine and 40 ohm load, and at 3.22 vdc, 0.74 mmA, and 2.39 Watts for a 4-blade turbine and 40 ohm load.

Penyelesaian Sengketa Penolakan Proyek PLTP Bedugul Melalui Gugatan Perbuatan Melanggar Hukum Oleh Badan Dan/Atau Pejabat Pemerintahan (Onrechtmatige Overheidsdaad)

During the implementation of the Bedugul Geothermal Power Plant (PLTP) project, Bali received protests from the Balinese people which has caused the project to be neglected until now. In addition to the rejection from the Balinese people, the Government of Bali also refused to continue the Bedugul PLTP geothermal project, where the refusal was stated in the juridical provisions of the Governor of Bali's Rejection Letter Number 660.1/1497/Bid.1/Bapedalda dated 17 October 2005 addressed to the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Mineral Resources and Bali Governor Regulation No. 45 of 2019 concerning Bali Clean Energy which emphasizes that PLTP construction cannot be carried out in the Bedugul sacred area and indirectly this has hampered geothermal permits in the Bedugul working area. The approach method used in this legal research is a normative juridical approach, research that is based on existing legal principles and also looks at the facts that occur. The results of this research reveal that the case of rejection of the Bedugul PLTP project by the Bali Regional Government can be resolved through a lawsuit regarding unlawful act by government agencies and/or officials (onrechmatige overheidsdaad) with regard to the requirements for submitting administrative procedure at first as stated in Article 75 paragraph (1) of the Law Number 30 of 2014 concerning Government Administration.

Kebijakan Pengembangan Perikanan Tangkap Melalui Analisis SWOT Dan Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) Di Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali

Buleleng Regency has large fisheries and marine potential, including the capture fisheries sector. Optimal capture fisheries management will be able to provide welfare for community groups that depend on fishing for their lives. This research aims to formulate a policy strategy for the development of capture fisheries in Buleleng Regency. This research was conducted on 15 May - 31 October 2020. The locations for collecting data for respondents were 7 (seven) Districts and 2 (two) Villages in each District in Buleleng Regency. A quantitative descriptive research approach combines SWOT analysis and Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). The results of the analysis obtained Progressive Strategy (SO) with a value of x: 0.2 and y: 0.6. This strategy includes the quality of catches, fishing industry areas, coaching and mentoring of fishermen, utilization of fishing ports, fishing business capital, fishing units, and fisherman insurance. The results of the Consistency Ratio (CR) value calculation show a figure of 0.03, which means that the assessment of the strategy criteria is acceptable. The results of the analysis of the policy criteria hierarchy of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) obtained 5 (five) priority strategies that need to be implemented in collaboration at each level of authority from the Provincial Government of Bali or the Bueleleng Regency Government, namely modernizing fishing units, ensuring the safety and health of fishermen's families through equal distribution of fishermen's insurance receipts, facilitating fishermen's business capital through capital institutions, increasing fishermen's skills and knowledge regarding modernization of technology-based fishing techniques, and utilizing the Sangsit Fish Landing Base (PPI) as the leading center for capture fisheries activities in Buleleng.

E-administration for collaborative governance body of green tourism villages in realizing smart villages in Bali

Smart Tourism Village used technology to improve the accessibility of public services such as homestays and green tourism attraction packages. In addition, technology is also used to increase agricultural productivity, improve the marketing of agricultural products, and develop tourism village potential. In developing the Green Smart Tourism Village model, the field research was carried out at 30 villages representing 8 regencies and 1 city across Bali. This research aims to answer three problems, first there is no clear system and measurement of Green Tourism Village standardization, second there is no steady coordination between stakeholders, third there is no integrated media and information systems between Green Tourism Village, homestay and tour packages. In this study, a digital platform called SIDeWi*HuB (Sistem Integration of Green Tourism Village) in Bali is developed to facilitate a collaborative governance body of pentahelix stakeholders, namely Bali Government (Tourism Office), private enterprise (PT. RST), Academicians, Community and Tourist. For collaborative governance to be effective and efficient, E-administration is needed utilizing information technology and help stakeholders carry out the duties and responsibilities more easily. Therefore, a policy regulation is needed from the Provincial Government of Bali regarding the establishment of E-Administration for green tourism village on collaborative governance.