Village Development Planning Research Articles

Koordinasi Pemerintah Desa dalam Penyusunan Rencana Kerja Pemerintah Desa di Desa Tamiajeng Kecamatan Trawas Kabupaten Mojokerto

The implementation of a village government work plan can run well because it is based on coordination and cooperation between the village government and the activity implementer. In this research, the researcher will use descriptive qualitative research, because the researcher wants to describe and describe in detail the phenomena or problems raised. The location of this research was conducted in Tamiajeng Village, Trawas District, Mojokerto Regency. The focus of this research is on vertical, horizontal and functional coordination in preparing the Village Government Work Plan in Tamiajeng Village. The sources of informants in this research were the Village Head, Head of the Village Development Planning Section, Village Secretary, and Village Staff/Apparatus involved in preparing village government work plans. Data collection techniques, such as Interviews, Questionnaires and Observations. Techniques for testing data validity in qualitative research, namely trustworthiness, transferability, dependability and conformability. Data analysis techniques use data reduction, data collection, data presentation and conclusions. The research results show that the coordination carried out by the Tamiajeng village government as a whole has gone quite well, both vertically, horizontally and functionally. Community participation is quite active in musrembangdes activities to voice aspirations. The key to success in coordinating the preparation of RKPDes for Tamiajeng village is communication, collaboration and cooperation between village institutions and village communities.

Overcoming Barriers in Infrastructure Development Planning and Community Involvement

Abstract. The success of national development is often reflected in infrastructure improvements at the village level, particularly in promoting community welfare. In the specific context, Wunut Village in Porong District, Sidoarjo Regency, faces challenges in infrastructure planning, including transparency issues and limited community participation. The knowledge gap lies in the need for effective infrastructure planning to optimize the use of available resources and to identify obstacles in rural development. This study aims to analyze the village's development planning and identify barriers using a qualitative approach. Based on Syaodih's theory, focusing on achieving better goals, optimizing resources, addressing limitations, and ensuring efficiency, the results show a lack of transparency in the village work plan and passive community participation. This research's novelty highlights the critical role of transparency and engagement in successful infrastructure planning. The implications suggest enhancing community involvement and transparency for more effective rural development. Highlights: Transparency in village government work plans is essential for effective infrastructure development. Community involvement must be improved to enhance the planning and implementation process. Strategic planning is key to overcoming limitations in rural infrastructure projects. Keywords: Infrastructure, Development Planning, Rural Development, Community Participation, Transparency

BPD's Role in Village Development Planning

General Background in this context, the Village Consultative Body (BPD) serves as a key institution supporting the development planning process. Specific Background however, understanding the specific role of the BPD in development remains limited. Knowledge Gap this research aims to analyze and describe the role of the BPD in village development planning. Aims data collection methods used include observation, interviews, and documentation, with data analysis through collection, reduction, presentation, and verification. Results findings show that the BPD plays a crucial role in formulating and agreeing on village regulations and as a channel for community aspirations. An adaptive organizational structure of the BPD and the involvement of community elements make this process more efficient. Success the assessment of the BPD’s role in village development received positive responses from the community. Implications however, challenges remain regarding the passivity of BPD members, which can affect the optimization of village regulation formulation. This study highlights the importance of strengthening the BPD's capacity to be more responsive to community needs. Highlights: The BPD is essential for channeling community aspirations into development plans. Positive community feedback indicates effective BPD involvement in village governance. Challenges include passive member engagement, hindering optimal regulation processing. Keywords: Village Consultative Body, Development Planning, Community Aspirations, Village Regulations, Organizational Structure

Peningkatan Partisipasi Masyarakat Dalam Pembangunan Desa Lokasi Baru Seluma: Kontribusi Mahasiswa KKN Terhadap Pembangunan Desa

Village development is key to the success of national development. Village development has also been supported and established by the government through Law No. 6/2004 on Villages. There are two approaches to village development, namely village development and village development. In village development, community participation has a great influence. The village community is included in the subject of development. The way to increase community participation is to encourage the community to be directly involved in village development planning. Therefore, in this community empowerment activity, researchers take part in participating in village development as a community to encourage other community concerns to actively contribute. In addition, researchers build cooperation between each party involved in development to commit together to achieve common goals. However, in reality, there are factors that can influence community participation, both internal and external. This study will further examine the influence of researcher participation in increasing community participation and what factors influence community participation. The method used in this research is the ZOPP (Ziel, Oriented, Project, and Planning) method. The result of this activity is that the activities that have been carried out have formed a commitment from each party in realizing village development. It should also be noted that community participation is also influenced by two factors, namely internal and external. In this study, the researcher has shown his participation attitude as a community. What the village government must do is to increase community participation by showing good leadership and communication.

Analisis Efektivitas Program Hibah Pokmas terhadap Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa

The objectives of this study are: 1) to find out how the impact of the POKMAS program on village community empowerment; and 2) to find out what are the factors that hamper the effectiveness of POKMAS in an effort to realize the empowerment of rural communities. Based on the combination of Cluster Analysis and Root Cause Anaysis methods, the POKMAS program has proven to have implications for the empowerment of rural communities as indicated through three things, namely: 1) an increase in income especially the poor; 2) the community is able to arrange village development planning and implementation; and 3) the community is able to take responsibility. However, the implementation of the program still leaves four problems, namely: 1) the limited amount of grant funds is adjusted to the needs of the village; 2) low participation of the poor and women; 3) the interests of individuals or small groups are still more dominant; and 4) limited administrative capacity. Overall, the POKMAS program has proven to have achieved village independence so it is important to hand over development to the village. This finding can be a proliferation of empowerment models that are based on the transfer of village authority.

Model Pemberdayaan Berbasis Pemanfaatan Sumberdaya Alam Berkelanjutan: Studi pada Program Energi Terbarukan di Kabupaten Jombang

The concept of economic development that is based on villages so far still causes debate. Supporting arguments say that village empowerment is the key to the success of inclusive economic development. The aim is to create sustainable economic development based on creating high economic value. Based on this, the main objective of this research is to examine how much impact the new and renewable energy program in Jombang has had on the empowerment of rural communities. Based on the Cluster Analysis method, the new and renewable energy program is proven to have implications for the empowerment of rural communities as indicated through two things, namely: (i) an increase in income especially the poor; and (ii) local communities are able to develop village development planning and implementation. This proves that the new and renewable energy program has been able to realize the independence of the village. Therefore, this program is expected to be a proliferation of empowerment models that are based on sustainable use of natural resources.

Community empowerment in handling stunting through technology supporting food security and health

The prevalence of stunting in Indonesia, particularly in Gunung Kidul district, remains high at 23.5% in 2022. The Kosabangsa approach, integrated into the Village Development Plan (RPJM Desa) for 2020-2026, serves as a primary strategy for community empowerment, especially in agriculture and livestock. The methods employed include socialization, training, and mentoring, with a focus on functional food processing and home-based food processing. The results of this activity indicate an increase in the knowledge of PKK groups regarding infant and young child feeding practices and nutritional aspects, as well as a strengthening of their capacity to market local food products. This community service concludes that the integration of technology and a holistic approach to food security plays a crucial role in addressing stunting. Consequently, this community service not only focuses on short-term solutions to stunting but also aims to create a sustainable impact through community empowerment and overall food security enhancement.

The Effect of Bottom-Up Approach in Development Planning on Regional Economic Development in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia

Development planning is a continuous process, including the discretion of decision-makers based on resource availability managed systematically. The combination of bottom-up approach and this process is becoming mainstream in Indonesia to promote the achievement of outcomes. Therefore, this research aims to determine the influence of development planning with bottom-up approach on economic development in North Sumatra region. The data analysis used is multiple linear regression with a backward approach to identify factors, influencing regional economic development. A total of 6 endogenous variables are used for aspects of regional economic development and the implementation of the approach. The results show that there are only four exogenous variables with significant influence on regional economic development, namely Village Development Planning Conference (Musrenbang), Regency/City Musrenbang, Provincial Musrenbang, and Community Aspiration Channel. These four forms of bottom-up approach should be intensified to increase the effectiveness of regional development. Meanwhile, additional variables necessitate thorough evaluation and integration into the model to enhance effectiveness and make substantive contributions to regional economic development.

Pemanfaatan Teknologi dan Aplikasi QGIS untuk Pemetaan Digital Potensi Desa Pancuran Gading Kabupaten Kampar Provinsi Riau

Research carried out by KKN students in the form of community service aims to facilitate public access to location points in a place or region through public facilities in Pancuran Gading Village, Tapung District, Kampar Regency, Riau Province. This research was carried out using an implementation technique in the form of Participatory Action Research (PAR) Method (Participatory Action Research) with three principles which serve as a reference for service research. In carrying out the mapping of the coordinates of public facilities in Pancuran Gading Village, the research we carried out was coordinated by the village, namely Mr. Hari Isnaldi as Secretary of Pancuran Gading Village, Tapung District. Villages are seen as the starting point for empowering regional potential. With this village potential mapping, it can be used to find out existing potential information, and can be used as material for village development planning. This potential map was created using digital mapping technology in the form of the QGIS application which is viewed through a map and then created manually in the application. With the success of the students, they created a map as a means used by the community to access public facilities or places in Pancuran Gading Village.

Management of Village Fund Allocation in Realizing Good Governance in Pematang Tujuh Village, Pontianak

This study aims to examine the management of the Village Fund Allocation in Pematang Tujuh Village, Rasau Jaya Subdistrict, Kubu Raya Regency, by implementing the principles of Good Governance. This research uses a case study method with a descriptive qualitative approach, employing data collection techniques such as observation, interviews, and documentation. The study involved three respondents as sources of information. The findings reveal that the planning stage adheres to the Ministry of Home Affairs Regulation No. 113 of 2014, starting with Dusun Meetings and Village Development Planning Meetings (Musrenbangdes), involving the active participation of the Pematang Tujuh Village community. The Village Institution's involvement in the preparation of the Village Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJM Desa) and the Village Government Work Plan (RKP Desa) is discussed in Musrenbangdes meetings, subsequently organized by a special team. The results of these meetings are then displayed on announcement boards and billboards. In the implementation stage, the management of the Village Fund Allocation is carried out by a management team responsible for the Accountability Report (SPJ), involving the Pematang Tujuh Village community in the execution of activities. All activities related to budget implementation are announced on the website and notice boards.

Rancang Bangun Peta Digital Desa di Kaligentong Boyolali Berbasis Web dan Android

To support the management of large-scale area potential such as rural spatial planning, Kaligentong Village uses area mapping as an effort in village development planning. The mapping is displayed in paper media which has limited access so that this is inefficient and hinders the Kaligentong Village government in managing the assets and potential contained in it. Therefore, an information system is needed that can monitor the assets and potential of Kaligentong Village in the form of web-based digital maps and android. This study aims to create a dynamic digital mapping of villages for Kaligentong Village so that it is more efficient in finding and managing information related to geographical conditions and potential of Kaligentong Village. The method used is waterfall which consists of the stages of analysis, planning, modeling, construction, and testing. The system is built using javascript leaflets, native PHP, QGIS, and MySQL databases. Based on data from black box testing, the village digital map application runs according to the functional system. The satisfaction rate of application and web users is 94.10%. The average response time per activity generated by the application was 1.44s at 96 Mbps bandwidth and 0.89s at 144 Mbps bandwidth for websites.

Community Participation In Village Development Planning In Nggembe Village, Bolo District, Bima Regency

Community Participation In Village Development Planning In Nggembe Village, Bolo District, Bima Regency

Transparency Of Village Development Planning Deliberations (Musrenbangdesa) As A Policy Direction

The Village Development Planning Deliberation (Musrenbangdesa) in Kandangsapi Village, Cijaku District, Lebak Regency has been carried out properly. This research is important to find out how the role of Village Governments and Village Institutions as policy makers when carrying out their duties, namely realizing transparent development planning deliberations to village communities. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach method by observation, interviews and data in the field. While technical analysis uses data triangulation, which is collecting data from various sources and then digging for a truth. In the implementation of Musrenbangdesa there is less transparency, policy direction is less disciplined, and priority programs are not based on research studies. In addition, it is more about the interests of the group so that the programs that run are less optimally felt by the community, especially in the field of empowerment and development of rural communities.

Participation Levels of Scheduled Castes in Gram Panchayat and Gram Sabha: A Sociological Study in Rural Telangana

The constitutional protections in India have a moderately good effect on the lives of Scheduled Castes (SCs). Additionally, the social movements helped marginalized communities’ voices to some extent by empowering them to assert their rights and participate in the decision-making process. The Constitution has opened up political entry to underprivileged groups as a part of the decentralization movement at the grassroots level. Given an opportunity on par with other social groups, the SCs are showing more interest and are ahead in contesting in the elections with the support of their respective political parties. An effort has been made in this context to emphasize the problems and difficulties experienced by the elected SC members in local bodies in rural Telangana. The main objectives of the study are to examine the participation rates of SC representatives in Gram Sabha, analyse experiences in the political system in terms of gender and examine the discriminatory practices that elected officials have to deal with. The findings show that the SC representatives’ participation in Gram Sabha is weak and lacking in the decision-making process because of a lack of official backing and covert discrimination by the officials. Additionally, the SC representatives experience covert prejudice on the part of other castes. Since the bulk of the representatives are new to the election process, they are unaware of the duties that they are expected to carry out. According to the findings, the Gram Sabha should plan and finalize the village development plans in front of the people without the involvement of the local MLAs.

Multidimensional Budgeting as an Effort to Realize Sustainable Village Development

The budget is viewed from various aspects and is not measured only on the achievement of targets. If the budget is adjusted to the unique economic, socio-cultural, and environmental factors of each region, it will be more effective. The term Multidimensional Based Budget will be used from now on to refer to this budget. This study aims to determine the process and effectiveness of multidimensional-based budgeting in achieving sustainable village development. This study uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. The participants in this study were the Village Head, Village Treasurer and Local Communities who were involved in the planning and budgeting process. The results of the study indicate that the Multidimensional Based Budgeting Management is carried out in accordance with the regulations that have been set by government regulations. In carrying out village fund allocation activities, the village government in the Ganra district first held a meeting with the village community to determine a village development plan according to the needs of the community in each village. Multidimensionality in the village government area in the Ganra sub-district has been right on target, the village government in managing village funds has carried out socialization with the community regarding the village fund budget, and the village government in managing village funds has succeeded in managing the village fund budget in accordance with the needs of the community in the village in Ganra sub-district both from the Economic Aspects, Social & Cultural Aspects and Environmental Aspects

EKONOMI KERAKYATAN DALAM PERSPEKTIF EKONOMI SYARI'AH

Dana Desa is a fund sourced from the State Budget intended for villages that is transferred through the District or City Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget which is rolled out for villages to finance governance, development implementation, community development and empowerment. This study aims to find out how to plan, implement and manage Dana Desa. In addition, this study aims to determine the efforts made by the village government in improving community empowerment. Furthermore, to find out how the implementation, reporting and accountability of Dana Desa are viewed from the perspective of sharia economics. This research is a qualitative research with the main aim to descriptive or describe in detail and in depth the process of implementing Dana Desa so that they can provide roles / contributions as expected by the central government. The data collection techniques used are free guided interview methods, observation and documentation. After the researcher collects the data, the next step is data analysis. The analysis that researchers do uses two ways, namely processing the initial data and classifying it and the next stage of the data to be analyzed The management of Dana Desa in Kebondalem village is in accordance with the regulations contained in Perbub No. 72 of 2021 concerning Village Development Planning Guidelines. However, if viewed from the perspective of Sharia Economics, it is not fully appropriate, it can be seen that there are still activities that are funded every year with Dana Desa but only a few people feel the benefits

Community Participation in Village Development Planning: A Comparative Study In Bakambat And Cindai Alus Villages

Community Participation in Village Development Planning: A Comparative Study In Bakambat And Cindai Alus Villages

Community Participation in Village Development Planning

This study investigates community participation in planning physical development in Suko Village, Sidoarjo District, Indonesia. Employing descriptive qualitative research, the study utilizes interviews, observation, and documentation, with purposive sampling techniques. The results reveal a five-stage model of community involvement: (1) establishment of the Suko Village RPJM drafting team, (2) hamlet meetings, (3) community participation in village development planning, (4) preparation of plans and development plans for community involvement (BPD), and (5) establishment of the Village RPJM, represented by the BPD. This study contributes to the understanding of community participation in development planning and offers insights for enhancing community involvement in urban and rural settings. Highlight : Five-stage model: Identifies key stages for community involvement in physical development planning. Purposive sampling: Ensures diverse stakeholder voices are heard during planning process. BPD representation: Empowers village representatives to champion community needs in development plans. Keywords: community participation, physical development, Suko Village, Indonesia, qualitative research

Proses legislasi desa dalam dinamika otonomi desa

This research aims to understand the process of village legislation in the dynamics of village autonomy, with the locus of the process of forming village regulations, especially the formation of village development plan regulations. Research in Luwu Regency, with a sample of 18 villages from 3 selected sub-districts, which geographically are located on average above 100 m above sea level and quite far from the center of the Regency Capital. Data analysis using a mix method. The research results show that quantitatively the village legislation process with the variable actor involvement in the village legislation process has a significantly positive influence on the village legislation process with a significance value of 0.000<0.05. The activeness variable shows that there is no significant influence on the village legislative process (significance value 0.347> 0.05). Meanwhile, on the competency variable there is a significant influence with a value of 0.027<0.05. This shows that an active role does not make a positive contribution to the village legislative process, which can reflect the representation of community aspirations. The village legislation process (formation of village development plan regulations) in the sample consists of; initiation stage; socio-political stage, and juridical stage.

Analysis of the Relationship between Internal and External Variables and the Level of Women's Participation in Development Planning in Lintongnihuta Subdistrict, Humbang Hasundutan Regency

This study delves into the multifaceted participation of women in Village Development Planning Deliberation (Musrenbangdes) within the Lintongnihuta District, analyzing the influence of various factors like age, education, occupation, income, and duration of residence. Employing an eight-question Likert scale, the research measures women's engagement and utilizes quantitative descriptive data analysis, including frequency tables. The study employs cross-tabulation analysis (chi-square test) and validity tests with the Pearson Product-Moment formula through SPSS v24 software to determine relationships between internal and external factors and their impact on women's participation. Findings underscore Musrenbangdes as a substantive platform for authentic expressions of women's aspirations, revealing significant positive correlations between participation and internal factors such as age, education, communication, and leadership. While all proposals are accepted, government scrutiny precedes execution. The study advocates enhancing women's involvement through targeted improvements, childcare support, and health education, offering valuable insights for a more inclusive and effective development planning process.