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Implementation of Distance Learning Policy In The Era of The Covid-19 Pandemic In Banjar District, South of Kalimantan
Authors: Jamaluddin Jamaluddin , Umar Suriansyah , Rajab Alma , Haitami Haitami
Published: January 2023

In its implementation, the Banjar Regency Government, in particular the Education and Culture Office, has not fully implemented the policy of the Minister of Education and Culture regarding Distance Learning, so it is interesting to examine some of the obstacles to its implementation, including in the context of the economic condition of the community. For this reason, it is essential to do this research, especially in high school (SMA), where many students already have a means of communication in the form of mobile phones. The main objective of the study is to describe the policy implementation model owned by the Education Office in Banjar Regency based on the economic conditions of the people in Banjar Regency and a description of the implementation of distance learning policies in terms of communication aspects, sources of resources, tendencies, and implementing bureaucracy. This study uses a qualitative research approach, namely research that seeks to understand and present the phenomena around teaching and learning activities in senior high schools in Banjar Regency, selected based on each school's public and private categories. The schools selected were High School 2 Martapura and High School Darul Hijrah Cindai Alus, Banjar Regency. To obtain accurate data and information, the selected research informants are the Head of the Banjar Regency Education Office, the Principal or his representative at SMA 2 Martapura, and SMA Darul Hijrah Cindai Alus Banjar. The school students are represented by five people from each school and the student's parents. The projected results of this study are expected to help enrich public policy knowledge, especially regarding policy implementation by the latest developments and conditions of technology development, information especially the Covid-19 pandemic era, and submitting criticism and suggestions, especially for the development of education in Banjar Regency.
Sister City Cooperation Model In Wetland Environmental Governance: Case Study In Banjarmasin, South of Kalimantan
Authors: Mahyuni Mahyuni , Najeri Syahrin Muhammad
Published: January 2023

This study analyses the framework model cooperation of the sister city that the Banjarmasin city government will carry out in wetland environmental governance (wetland governance). The model of sister city cooperation design that will be carried out is through the bottom-up model cooperation. This cooperation model focuses on the active participation of the community (citizen diplomacy) and community collaboration as transnational actors in managing the wetland environment (wetland governance) in Banjarmasin. Community participation (citizen diplomacy) and the active collaboration of the community with the city government as a transnational actor has become a fascinating new study in government and international relations, so it is crucial to study further.

The wetland environmental management model in this model is integrated wetland environmental management. So far, the integrated wetland environmental management planning methodology has paid little attention to aspects that integrate institutions, technology, and funding. This model also describes ideally that wetland environmental management accommodates various interests of development activities, such as agricultural development, industrial interests, and environmental carrying capacity (ecological demands). The operationalisation of the integrated wetland environment concept as a planning unit in development has been limited to rehabilitating and conserving soil and water. At the same time, the organisation is still ad hoc, and the intact institutions regarding the management of the wetland environment have not been patterned. For wetland environmental management to be carried out optimally, it must involve all stakeholders and plan in an integrated, comprehensive, sustainable, and environmentally friendly manner with wetlands as a management unit. The bottom-up sister, the city cooperation model, was then made based on these problems. This collaboration is an effort to involve all parties, especially the community, so that every decision taken in planning is a collective decision and encourages mutual involvement and commitment to implement it.
Management Strategy of Sub-Watersheds Affected By Flooding In Banjar District, South of Kalimantan
Authors: Muzdalifah Safa , Qubayla Farah , Khaidir Said
Published: January 2023

Watershed Management is the process of formulating and implementing a series of activities involving natural and human resources in a watershed, taking into account social, political, economic, and institutional factors in the watershed and surrounding areas to achieve specific social goals. This study analyzes the local government's strategy in managing the affected sub-watersheds (DAS) flood- in Banjar Regency, South Kalimantan. The background of the research is the occurrence of floods in the sub-watershed in Banjar Regency. In a follow-up review, the provincial government has the authority to manage watersheds within the province. On the power of the government, and the existing conditions, an in-depth analysis of the local government's strategy in managing the sub-watershed in Banjar Regency is needed. To answer the research problem, a descriptive qualitative research method was used. The location of this research is in Banjar Regency. The key informants of the research are elements of the South Kalimantan provincial government, especially those authorized in the management of the Martapura Sub-watershed, namely the Kayu Tangi Forest Management Unit (KPH) Organization and the Head of the South Kalimantan Province Environmental Service. This study indicates that local governments in carrying out local government strategies in managing flood-affected watersheds apply reforestation strategies, and the construction of a dam, namely Riam Kanan Dam, and still in planning is the construction of Riam Kiwa Dam. The watershed management strategy has not been maximized in flood prevention because the Riam Kiwa Dam program and waterway maintenance have not been realized.
Sectoral Analysis of The Economic Potential Development to Support Government Policy in Banjar District, South of Kalimantan
Authors: Ripner Merilu , Tenri Sompa Andi , Yunani Ahmad
Published: January 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic situation, leadership succession, and changes in the RPJMD certainly provide challenges and opportunities for local governments to maintain the existence and sustainability of economic growth. Short-term solutions are needed to help leading sectors continue to have an impact on economic growth. Identification and specific strategies in determining leading sectors are essential in a pandemic condition where the economic situation is uncertain. The purpose of this study was to determine the sector that has the potential to be a leading, competitive, and fast-growing sector in regional development in Banjar Regency during and after the Covid 19 pandemic. This study used research methods and designs starting from the Quantitative-Qualitative Research Methods. Based on the study results, the determination of the leading sector based on the calculation ranking of LQ, Shift Share, and I - O uses slices and sees the most considerable contribution to GRDP and the workforce absorbed in that sector. 3 The main sectors that excel are Wholesale and Retail Trade, Repair of Cars and Motorcycles; Provision of Accommodation and Food and Drink; Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. Based on the results of the AHP analysis of the respondents, it shows that the priority policy criteria are prioritized on the development of the leading economic sector in Banjar Regency, with the priority being infrastructure development, the second being institutional improvement, while the investment aspect is the third priority. The aspect of market expansion becomes the fourth priority, and the fifth and sixth priorities are the development of Special Economic Zones and aspects of sustainability. Meanwhile, the farmer or the community, the actor or party that has the most crucial role in developing the leading sector in Banjar Regency based on the respondent's choice. The Government is considered the second most crucial actor in implementing leading sector activities due to the lack of basic facilities supporting economic and trade activities. Furthermore, Social Organizations and Private Parties or Investors as other important actors in developing leading sectors in Banjar Regency
Strategy of Pattern Partnership In Business and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at One-Stop Integrated Service and Investment Office of South Kalimantan, Indonesia
Authors: Purwanto Achmad , Muharram Samahuddin , Budhi Setia , Tenri Sompa Andi
Published: January 2023

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) have a contribution to the economy and safety net, especially for low-income people to productive economic activities. MSMEs are faced with several problems, namely the low quality of resources, capital, and product results. The pattern of the partnership between the business world and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) conducted by the Investment Office and One Door Integrated Service of South Kalimantan Province is a form of government responsibility to empower and business development by facilitating business partnerships and MSMEs. This study aims to analyze the partnership strategy and the inhibiting factors of partnership based on a SWOT analysis conducted at the Office of Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services, Kalimantan Province. South. The research method is descriptive qualitative and the data sources used are primary data and secondary data. Data collection techniques are observation, interviews, and documentation, while the analytical tool used is the SWOT analysis. The results of the study show that the partnership pattern strategy has been running optimally with the principles of partnership, namely equality, transparency, and mutual benefit. The obstacles faced are the low quality of human resources, capital, and MSME products themselves. After using the SWOT analysis, the researcher proposes that the partnership budget be a priority scale for the budget for official activities, collaborate with other Regional Apparatus Organizations (OPD) and investment companies so that partnership programs are sustainable, and provide training to improve the quality of people and MSME products.
Environmental Political Model and Deforestation Analysis in South Kalimantan, Indonesia
Authors: Tenri Sompa Andi , Rahman Hakim Arif , Adis Tiyani Dinar , Muzdalifah Safa
Published: January 2023

In Banjar Regency, South Kalimantan, Indonesia, there has been a reduction in the forest area of ​​32,209.24 hectares over the last 10 years. The area experiencing deforestation is on the east side of Banjar Regency which is one of the production forest areas. Environmental change does not occur naturally but is an implication of the socio-political aspects that surround it. This study aims to explain the model of environmental politics in the context of deforestation in the Banjar Regency. The theory used is the theory of political systems from Gabriel Almond and the concept of environmental politicization. The research method used is descriptive qualitative. The type of data is in the form of secondary data related to legal documents on forest management authority, and primary data in the form of findings on the characteristics of actors and the motives of the interests of the actors involved in them. The informants of this research include elements of the South Kalimantan provincial government, the district government, the Environmental Care Community, and local community groups. The results show that the environmental politics model in the context of deforestation in Banjar Regency is centralized. The centralized political environment model is a model that shows the alternating political currents that ultimately refer to the interests of the central government. This interest is oriented towards forest management to support the acceleration of national economic growth.
Strategies For Increasing Employee Performance During The Covid-19 Pandemic At The Special Mom And Child Hospital (RSKIA) ANNISA In Banjarmasin
Authors: Saleng Suhartina , Syafari M. Riduansyah , Yunani Ahmad
Published: January 2023

Banjarmasin City in 2020 became the area with the most COVID-19 distribution in South Kalimantan. Under these conditions, RSKIA Annisa Banjarmasin is required to continue to work professionally in providing health services. The COVID-19 pandemic has limited service activities and become an obstacle, thus disrupting the optimization of employee performance. In this context, an appropriate employee performance improvement strategy is needed, to develop employee performance, namely in addition to achieving organizational goals, employee performance remains optimal, employee safety is also maintained. Therefore, during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to review strategies for improving employee performance during COVID-19 pandemic. The results of the study describe that the strategy for improving employee performance at RSKIA Annisa Banjarmasin City during the Covid-19 Pandemic was carried out through program steps aimed at maintaining the stability of employee performance during difficult and uncertain conditions. The steps taken include giving awards for performance that has been carried out during the Covid-19 Pandemic. This is intended to provide a motivational boost to performance to produce better work.
The Implementation of Discipline and Law Enforcement of Health Protocol In The District of North Banjarmasin, Indonesia
Authors: Saifudin Saifudin , Rahman Gazali , Karima Gazali Istikhariyati
Published: January 2023

This article aims to determine the implementation of government policies on applying discipline and health protocol law enforcement in the North Banjarmasin District. This study uses a qualitative approach and the type of descriptive research. Data was collected through observation, interviews, and documentation, with the Banjarmasin City Health Office, the COVID-19 Task Force, and the North Banjarmasin District as research informants. The research focuses on Van Meter and Van Horn's theory, namely, basic measures and policy objectives, policy sources, implementation activities and communication between organizations, characteristics of implementers, economic, social, and political conditions, and trends. The study results indicated that the implementation of policies on the application of discipline and law enforcement of health protocols in the District of North Banjarmasin has not yet been achieved. This can be seen from the indicators of Basic Measures and Policy Objectives that have not gone well because many still do not comply with the health protocol policy, and the officers are less strict in giving sanctions because this policy is only at the Mayoral Regulation level. Sourcespolicy this health protocol is supported by funds charged to the Banjarmasin City Budget, but infrastructure facilities are still sometimes fulfilled. Economic, Social, and Political conditions have a very negative impact on every level of society. However, judging from the indicators that the Implementation activities and Inter-Organizational Communications are appropriate, each party involved in the health protocol policy in the District of North Banjarmasin coordinates with each other. The characteristics of the implementers have a good working relationship because each activity is coordinated first, then carries out their respective duties and functions. Furthermore, the tendency of the implementers towards this health protocol policy was approved to be implemented because it has a goal that is following the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Supervision of The Campaign Stages In The Election of Regional Heads In Banjarbaru, Indonesia
Authors: Normadina Normadina , Suryadi Budi , Tenri Sompa Andi
Published: January 2023

This study aims to analyze the supervision of Bawaslu of Banjarbaru City in the campaign stage on the installation of Props for the 2020 Election Campaign in Banjarbaru City. The results showed that Bawaslu's supervision of the installation of campaign props was carried out in the form of prevention and enforcement supervision. Supervision in the prevention of violations of the provisions in the installation of campaign props is to provide socialization to the candidate pairs and the campaign team of the candidate pairs. The socialization is aimed at obtaining a common understanding regarding the provisions and rules for the installation of campaign props. Supervision in the form of action is carried out synergistically with the relevant parties, be it the Banjarbaru City KPU, the Banjarbaru City Government, and the Candidate Pair for the Campaign Team of the candidate pairs in the 2020 Banjarbaru Mayor and Deputy Mayor Election. Constraints faced by Bawaslu in supervising the installation campaign props include the existence of a candidate pair's campaign team that has not been able to accept the various provisions and rules that have been set. Based on the results of the study, it was concluded that the supervision of the Banjarbaru City Bawaslu in the campaign stage on the installation of the 2020 Pilkada Campaign Props in Banjarbaru City had gone well, and the obstacle faced by Bawaslu was that there were still different understandings between the organizers and the campaign team of the candidate pairs. So it is recommended to the organizers of the regional head election to provide more intensive socialization to reach a mutual understanding regarding the various rules and regulations that apply.
Empowerment of Women Through The Group of Marketers of Pomegranate Fisheries Products Manurung Village In Tanah Bumbu Regency
Authors: Dhian Anggraeni  , Yusuf Hidayat  , Ahmad Yunani  , Muhammad Riduansyah Syafari  , Andi Tenri Sompa
Published: January 2023

This study found that the first women's empowerment was conducted on groups of processors marketers fishery products (POKLAHSAR) Delima Desa Manurung District of Kusan Middle Tanah Bumbu, an empowerment-based group, named Delima. In the process of empowerment groups, marketers process fishery products Pomegranate empowerment through several stages, including awareness, capacity building, and shuck stage. Both internal factors of the group of marketers processing fishery products Delima, in which the members have the same goal, namely the desire to continue to learn and strive to empower themselves to become the principal capital in the achievement of the empowerment of women in the group. Potential and human resources owned by group members and administrators strongly support the success of women's empowerment in Poklahsar Delima. While external factors support the empowerment of women in Poklahsar Pomegranate, there is a wide range of support, both from the government, the family, the local community, and the natural resources available.
The Patient was Returned at Demand In The Emerging Disease Case In Treatment Of Covid 19 Isolation In Indonesia
Authors: Bandiyah Marifah  , Machli Riyadi
Published: January 2023

This study the legal status and legal consequences of patients returning home at their request in cases of Emerging diseases who are under Covid 19 isolation treatment in Indonesia. The type of research used is normative legal research. The approaches used in this legal research are the comparative approach, statute approach) and conceptual approach. The results of the study show that the patient's return at his request is the right of the patient with medical risks and legal consequences will be borne by the patient and or the patient's family. The legal consequences of a patient returning home from his request do not cause legal consequences, but the legal consequences arise when the patient is proven to be suffering from an infectious disease including an epidemic, he can be charged with the criminal provisions stipulated in the Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 04 of 1984 concerning Infectious Plagues and State Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 06 of 2018 concerning Quarantine.
Participatory Empowerment Of Capture Fisheries Collective Business Group (Kub) In Tungkaran Pangeran Sub-District, Tanah Bumbu Regency
Authors: Lilik Suryani  , Andi Tenri Sompa  , Setia Budhi
Published: January 2023

This study describes and understands the joint venture community development group (KUB) in KUB Tungkaran Prince, Tanah Bumbu, Indonesia. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach. The research subjects are KUB managers and members. Data collection techniques were carried out using interviews, observation, and documentation. The data analysis technique used is data reduction, presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results showed that the empowerment of joint business groups (KUBE) in KUB was carried out in stages, starting from the preparation, implementation and evaluation processes and the obstacles faced, including lack of business capital and the participation of group members. KUB's supporting factors include complete tools, supporting natural resources, members marketing products and business partners. The independence of KUB has not been maximized, so it is essential to carry out a mentoring process.
Strategy of Implementation Supervision of Regional Head Elections 2020 In The Era of Pandemic Covid-19 In Kotabaru Regency
Authors: Fat Hurrahman  , Andi Tenri Sompa  , M Riduansah Syafari
Published: January 2023

The challenge that must be faced is the Covid-19 pandemic that is endemic throughout the world, including Indonesia. This condition had caused delays in voting in the Regional Head General Election in Kotabaru Regency. This study aimed to analyze the Supervision Strategy for the Implementation of Simultaneous Regional Head Elections in 2020 in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era in Kotabaru Regency, Indonesia. The strategy for supervising the implementation of the 2020 simultaneous regional head elections in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic in Regency Kotabaru has been carried out comprehensively and according to the rules. Specifically, Strategy Monitoring Bawaslu Kotabaru identification of problems in terms of US neutrality, to prevent either through electronic media in Kotabaru district, express or orally, giving advice or conveying information about the sanctions for violating ASN. In addition, the Kotabaru Regency Bawaslu also builds coordination with stakeholders and socialization participatory, coordination meetings with stakeholders and collects information on the health condition of each PPS member and monitors and consolidates the implementation of health protocols that are strictly implemented.
Empowerment of Village-Owned Business Entities (Bumdes) Baringin B Candi Laras District, Tapin Regency, South of Kalimantan Province
Authors: Aries Mardiono  , Andi Tenri Sompa  , M Riduansah Syafari
Published: January 2023

Empowerment in this case through the Empowerment of Village Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) is one part of sustainable development efforts. Today, the village is the basis of empowerment which is seen as the spearhead of the country's development at large. This study seeks to raise the issue of village empowerment, specifically the empowerment of Bumdes Orchid in Baringin B Village, Candi Laras Selatan District, Tapin Regency, South Kalimantan Province. Bumdes Anggrek, according to an initial interview with the village head of Baringin B, is the most advanced Bumdes in the Candi Laras Selatan sub-district, this Bumdes is even able to contribute to Village Original Income. However, the last few years, especially during the pandemic, have experienced a decline in income. Therefore, this study seeks to analyze how the Bumdes empowerment is and what obstacles it faces. The theory used in this research is the Village Empowerment Theory by Saragi, namely, there are six basic principles in village empowerment, including (1) Democratization of village life; (2) Sourced from local wisdom; (3) Community participation; (4) community empowerment; (5) Equality of opportunity; (6) Diversity. The method used in this study is a qualitative research method with a descriptive type, the technique of determining the informant is purposive. The results showed that the Bumdes Orchid could run well because of the support from various parties such as village officials, the BPD, the commitment of the management, and the community in general. The obstacles faced were environmental conditions such as facilities and infrastructure, the mindset community related to savings and loan habits as a Bumdes business unit that was not running smoothly, and the existence of a pandemic that caused economic problems for the community.
Village Government Strategy In Implementation of Village Farming Road Infrastructure Development In Tanah Bumbu Regency, Indonesia
Authors: Yulian Setiawan  , Muhammad Anshar Nur  , Tutung Nurdiyana
Published: January 2023

Strategy optimization of village government in the implementation of road infrastructure development of farming carried out in the village of Manurung District of Kusan Middle Tanah Bumbu which has carried out the authors conclude that it is less than optimal. This is because budgeting is not efficient in terms of where the development is carried out, and there is no role and contribution from the community in agricultural road infrastructure development activities both in planning, implementation, and supervision. This is the inability of the village apparatus to implement and manage government in the village in infrastructure development activities which are local government programs, there is no community empowerment in the ADD program which is a problem in optimizing the infrastructure development of the Manurung Village farm road. Supporting and inhibiting factors in carrying out the strategy in implementing farm road infrastructure development in Manurung Village, Kusan Tengah District, Tanah Bumbu Regency, it can be concluded that the supporting factors in the development of village infrastructure are participation and support from the community, adequate APBD funding to carry out development, as well as regulations given to villages to make managing their area easier. While the inhibiting factors for the development of village road infrastructure, it can be concluded that there are several things, namely firstly, the supervision and monitoring of infrastructure development have not been maximized, then the weather and rough terrain make the infrastructure development process difficult and take a long time, as well as construction materials that are increasingly expensive causing cost overruns. out of the calculation
Strategy For Participatory Supervision of The Election Supervisory Agency In The Election of Regional Head of Kotabaru Regency In 2020
Authors: Andi Muhammad Saidi  , Ahmad Yunani  , Andi Tenri Sompa
Published: January 2023

The purpose of this study was to analyze the participatory supervision strategy of the Kotabaru Regency Bawaslu together with the community in supervising the stages of the 2020 Direct Regional Head Election Campaign in the Kotabaru Regency. In addition, this study also analyzes the obstacles faced by the Kotabaru Regency Bawaslu and the community in the 2020 simultaneous direct regional head elections in Kotabaru Regency. The approach in this study is qualitative. This approach is used to obtain clear and factual descriptions and information regarding the participatory supervision of the Kotabaru Regency Bawaslu in the 2020 Kotabaru Regency Head election. In general, the strategy that has been implemented by the Kotabaru Regency Bawaslu is quite effective. It's just that the focus of the strategy and participatory monitoring efforts that were initiated only focused on a handful of issues and the targeted community. Participatory monitoring strategies such as the Online Reporting Strategy (SIWASLU Application), Online Reporting Strategy (Google Form), Citizen Forum Initiation, and Monitoring Corner are still very limited in scope. The use of this method is quite effective during a pandemic like this, to continue to comply with health protocols and maintain distance and crowds. The obstacle in participatory supervision faced by Bawaslu in the 2020 Simultaneous direct regional head elections in Kotabaru Regency is the neutrality of ASN where this problem is very prone to the occurrence of ASN Neutrality, such as in the education sector, around the Civil Servant's office, and District offices, and offices. -District Office. The second obstacle is Money Politics. In terms of legal aspects and law enforcement institutions, there are still many gaps. Regulations concerning the prohibition of money politics are not rigidly regulated in the law because they depend on the interests of the regulators themselves. The next obstacle is the politicization of identity politics issues
The Influence of Leadership Style and Interpersonal Communication On The Performance of The Public Relations Department In The Regional Police Force South Kalimantan
Authors: Sanjoyo Setyo Prabowo  , Jamaluddin  , Riduansyah Syafari
Published: January 2023

A leader's performance is essential, one of which is the performance of the Head of Public Relations at the South Kalimantan Regional Police. This study aimed to analyze the influence of leadership style and interpersonal communication on the Performance of the Public Relations section in the South Kalimantan Regional Police. This research method uses a quantitative approach with explanatory research or causal methods. The sample of study was 35 people with a total sampling technique, The Instrument was a questionnaire. The data analysis technique used multiple linear regression analysis, with a t-test and an f-test. The results showed that with a t or partial test there was a significant influence of leadership style on the Performance of the Public Relations Section in the South Kalimantan Regional Police. The partial test also showed that there was a significant influence of interpersonal communication on the performance of the Public Relations department in the South Kalimantan Regional Police.  The simulation test results showed a significant influence of leadership style and interpersonal communication on the performance of the Public Relations section in the South Kalimantan Regional Police. The results of the r square test showed the influence of leadership style and interpersonal communication on the performance of the Public Relations section in the South Kalimantan Regional Police. The amount of which contributed the influence of independent variables to the dependent variables was 78.2% the remaining 21.8% was influenced by other variables not mentioned in this study.
Implementation of Cash Social Assistance Program (BST) During The Covid-19 Pandemic In Tabalong Regency, Indonesia
Authors: Rizky Kurniadi Wijaya  , Andi Tenri Sompa  , Siswanto Rawali
Published: January 2023

The Cash Social Assistance Program (BST) is one of the aid programmes for victims of the Covid-19 pandemic. It gives money to low-income, vulnerable, and low-income families. BST is the only programme that provides social protection to the village's residents. It differs from the autonomous village in that it can assist the community in a wider variety of ways and with greater flexibility. This is because Kelurahan and Desa are located in separate locations. This study employs a descriptive methodology for qualitative research. Interviews, observation, and documentation are methods for collecting data. People who assisted with the research included the head of Social Service, the Sub-District of Murung Pudak, the Village Head of Mabu'un, the head of the Post Office in Murung Pudak, Social Welfare workers from the Murung Pudak District, the Village Facilitator of Mabu'un, the head of RT Mabu'un Village, and beneficiaries of the programme. Data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion were utilised for data analysis. The results of the research on implementing cash social assistance in Mabu'un Village indicate that, in general, everyone is aware of what's going on, as each stakeholder has performed his or her specific function. This is supported by the fact that good people are committed, trustworthy, and loyal to implementing the BST Program despite the absence of special incentives. Obstacles to the BST Program include overlapping beneficiary data, unclear criteria, a community mentality that is always dependent on the government, a lack of public understanding of the types of assistance, immigrants in Mabu'un village in Population Administration not knowing about the BST Program, so they do not enrol, and a lack of staff to distribute BST disbursement invitations.
Street Clown Phenomenon: Contradictory Presence of Beggars Dressed In Character Costumes In Banjarmasin City
Authors: Mochamad Dicky Aldi Saputra  , Dimas Asto Aji An'Amta
Published: January 2023

Banjarmasin has a serious problem with unemployment. According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of the City of Banjarmasin, the togetherness rate in the city of Banjarmasin rose by 0.78 percent between 2019 and 2021, with the COVID-19 pandemic playing a role. This forces individuals to adapt in order to continue facing life's challenges. One of the occupations chosen by the residents of Banjarmasin is that of the street performer. The concept used by street clowns in the city of Banjarmasin originated from the criteria of clowns themselves, which is that the clown is a supporting character by displaying interesting, funny, and endearing choreography and is now a clown who only sits while displaying facial expressions that beg for mercy from people. This study seeks to determine the motivations behind a person's decision to become a street clown and the significance of their emergence. The researcher employs Max Weber's Social Action theory and Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory in the analysis. This study employs a phenomenological research methodology. According to the findings of this study, someone becomes a street clown because one of their needs is unmet. Moreover, the public considers the presence of street clowns to be extremely disturbing. Since their practise has reached a crossroads. Therefore, it can endanger both motorists and clowns. Some consider street clowns beggars due to their practice of displaying a pitiful face to solicit money from the community. But the children had a different perspective; whatever face the clown saw was entertaining to them. This implies that the street clown has multiple meanings, depending on how the actor interprets the street clown's actions.
Implementation Of An Electronic Voting System (E-Voting) In Village Head Elections In Maburai Village, Tabalong District, South Kalimantan Province
Authors: Aswin Samad  , Mahyuni  , M. Riduansyah Syafari
Published: January 2023

The purpose of this study was to determine the implementation of the electronic voting system in village head elections in Maburai Village, Murung Pudak District, Tabalong Regency, and to determine the factors that hindered the implementation of the electronic voting system in village head elections in Maburai Village, Murung Pudak District, Tabalong Regency, South Kalimantan. , Indonesia. This study uses in-depth qualitative research methods. The location of this research is at the Community and Village Empowerment Service of Tabalong Regency, which is the focus of this research is How is the Implementation of the Electronic Voting System in the Village Head Election in Maburai Village, Murung Pudak District and what are the factors that hinder the Implementation of the Electronic Voting System in the Head Election Village in Maburai Village, Murung Pudak District. Based on the results of the research and discussion analysis that has been described related to the Implementation of the Electronic Voting (E-Voting) System in the Election of Village Heads in Maburai Village, Murung Pudak District, Tabalong Regency, it has been successfully implemented properly, where the implementation of e-voting in village head elections has fulfilled the principles in the implementation of e-voting namely eligibility and authentication, uniqueness, accuracy, integrity, reliability, confidentiality, flexibility, convenience, certification, and transparency, even though the indicators of cost-effectiveness have not been met but this does not affect the effective quality of the e-voting system. The inhibiting factors in the implementation of the e-voting system in the election of village heads in Maburai Village were the lack of socialization carried out by the election committee so that many people did not know at all what e-voting was and how to use it and their was intervention from parties who wanted to hinder or thwart the implementation of the system, e-voting in village head elections because it is considered that the results can be manipulated.
The Head of Sub-District Roles In Coordinating The Tasks of Administrating Street Vendors In Kelua, Tabalong District, Indonesia
Authors: Muhammad Noor  , Bachrudin Ali Akhmad  , Hairudinor
Published: January 2023

The head of sub-district duties are following PP Number 17 of 2018 concerning Districts Article 10 point c that the Camat in leading the District is tasked with coordinating efforts to organize public peace and order. In carrying out the coordination includes the existence of a work plan, meetings, communication, division of work tasks and work relations. The purpose of the study was to identify and analyze the role of the subdistrict head in coordinating the arrangement of street vendors (PKL) in the out-of-market to maintain peace and public order according to the Tabalong Regency Regional Regulation No. 8 of 2018 and to find out the obstacles encountered by the sub-district head in coordinating street vendors in the Kelua sub-district of Tabalong Regency. The research method uses a qualitative approach through surveys, observations and interviews with informants. This research was conducted in Kelua District, Tabalong Regency, South Kalimantan Province. The focus of the research was on the existing problems, namely the role of the sub-district head in coordinating the arrangement of street vendors in the local market and the obstacles encountered by the sub-district head in coordinating regulation of street vendors in the Kelua District of Tabalong Regency.  From the results of the study it can be concluded that the Kelua District Head has carried out his role in coordinating public peace and order, especially the regulation of street vendors in Kelua District with the SKPD which he coordinates in accordance with the main tasks and functions he plays, the obstacles that arise are resolved through good communication and coordination so that street vendors can rearranged. Street vendors who have been brought in order must always be monitored because this can make it difficult for the officers to bring them back into order, therefore integrated supervision with the support of IT-based equipment can be applied.
Perceived emotional intelligence, grit and suicidal ideation in Pakistani cancer patients
Authors: Khan Asad Ullah , Shehzadi Iram , Mohsin Muhammad , Ahmed Jawaad , Arif Maham , Kouser Nosheen , Ul Nisa Aziz
Published: January 2023

This research sought to examine the association between perceived emotional intelligence (EI), grit, and suicide ideation among cancer patients in Pakistan. In Lahore, Pakistan, 110 cancer patients were recruited from two hospitals. Perceived Emotional Intelligence Scale, Grit Scale, and Suicidal Ideation Scale were completed by the individuals. There was a significant negative association between perceived emotional intelligence and suicidal ideation (r = -0.24, p<.05) and also a significant negative correlation between grit and suicidal ideation (r = -0.28, p<.05). In addition, perceived EI regulated the association between grit and suicidal ideation, such that high levels of EI diminished the positive relationship between grit and suicidal ideation. This research illustrates the relevance of emotional intelligence and grit for the mental health of Pakistani cancer patients and proposes that therapies focused at enhancing emotional intelligence and grit may help to minimize suicidal thoughts in this group. Findings show that therapies focusing on EI and grit may be useful in lowering suicidal ideation in this group. To lessen suicide thoughts among cancer patients in Pakistan, future research should concentrate on designing therapies that target EI and grit.
Keyword selection on Google Ads
Authors: S Anushree , R Roja , B Anand Kumar
Published: January 2023

Google Advertising is a publicity agency that provides marketers with advertisements. By choosing keywords relevant to
their ad material, advertisers fit the user's search terms and push advertising. Keywords will decide the type of users being pushed by an
advertiser, the efficacy of the ad promotion, and therefore the ad product's sales. The main objective is to automatically choosing
keywords that are satisfactory to advertisers from an outsized number of keywords given by Google Advertising. But there’s not an
excessive amount of time for the framework to make a decision whether keywords are chosen and to pick the proper keywords within
the shortest time. Therefore, a model structure which can obtain some helpful keywords for advertisers is built also to accomplish this
multipurpose task, an enhanced method of multi-objective particle swarm optimization is introduced. Many technical challenges need to
be solved to accomplish this multi-objective mission, such as the issue of mixed language, the problem of data imbalance, the issue of
obtaining features from the collection, and so on. The mixture of evolutionary computation, deep learning, machine learning and text
processing approaches is used here to solve the issue of keyword selection.
The Novel Method for Data Preprocessing CLI
Authors: Y Chithra , Kiran Prathibha , P B Manoj
Published: January 2023

Data preprocessing is the first step in machine learning to ensure data quality and extract useful information from datasets.
Derived data after data processing is used for model training and has a direct impact on model efficiency. If there is no relevant and
dispensable information in the dataset, it will be removed from the dataset to ensure data quality. Data pre-processing includes
description of data, null value handling, categorical value coding, normalization, transformation, extraction and selection of various
features.
Slotted-L Printed Antenna for C-Band Application
Authors: S Jagadeesha , D.N Chandrappa
Published: January 2023

Slotted-L Printed antenna designed and tested using HFSS and vector network analyzer which is operating at a frequency
5.8 GHz. When tested practically is approximately matching with design specification. C- Band is intended for highly secure, high-
speed wireless communication between vehicles and the infrastructure. It is found that the incorporation of a slot in the patch can
provide a flat input resistance and a linear input reactance across a wider bandwidth of about 94.2 % with equivalent gain of 2.8dB.
Impact analysis of Macroeconomic Variables on Stock Market using Neutrosophic Interval Valued Dependent Matrix Model
Authors:   Department of Mathematics, Hindustan Institute of Technology  Science, Tamil Nadu, India, Kavitha G. ,   Department of Mathematics, D.B. Jain College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, Bhuvaneswari S.
Published: January 2023

Macroeconomic factors in general are crucial for developing a country's economy. This analysis takes into account the chosen macroeconomic factors for the years 2015 to 2019 including inflation, interest rate, GDP, and GDP per capita. The present study considered the new method of Neutrosophic environment in terms of the Fuzzy CETD matrix to determine the impact of the stock market for a particular year. This article describes a technique for examining how macroeconomic factors affect the stock market in a specific year. The proposed method reveals that the impact of the stock market is higher in 2015 than in 2016.
Semi-supervised Transformer Network for Anomaly Detection in Cellular Internet of Things
Authors:   Faculty of Computers and Informatics, Zagazig University, Zagazig, Sharqiyah, 44519, Egypt, Elkhalik Waleed Abd ,   Faculty of Computers and Informatics, Zagazig University, Zagazig, Sharqiyah, 44519, Egypt, Elhenawy Ibrahim
Published: January 2023

Because of the lightning-fast expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies, an enormous amount of data has been produced. This traffic can be mined for information that can be used to identify and avoid intrusions into IoT networks. Despite the significant efforts that have been put into labeling Internet of Things traffic records, the total number of labeled records is still quite low, which makes it more difficult to detect intrusions. This study introduces a semi-supervised deep learning approach for intrusion detection (S2T-Net), in which we propose a temporal transformer module to empower the model to learn valuable interactions in cellular data. An improved spatial transformer is presented to capture local representation in the cellular traffic flow. At the same time, a multilevel semi-supervised training technique is used to account for the consecutive structure of the IoT traffic information. In order to provide effective real-time threat intelligence, the suggested S2T-Net can be tightly coupled into a cellular IoT network. Last but not least, empirical assessments on two current databases (CIC-IDS2017 and CIC-IDS2018) show that S2T-Net boosts intrusion detection accuracy and resilience while retaining resource-efficient computing.
Intelligent and Secure Detection of Cyber-attacks in Industrial Internet of Things: A Federated Learning Framework
Authors:   Thebes Higher Institute for Computer and Administrative Sciences, Egypt Ministry of communication and information technology, Egypt, Sleem Ahmed
Published: January 2023

The increasing integration of traditional industrial systems with smart networking and communications technology (such as fifth-generation networks, software-defined networking, and digital twin), has drastically widened the security vulnerabilities of the industrial internet of things (IIoT). Nevertheless, owing to the lack of sufficient instances of high-quality attacks, it has been incredibly difficult to resist the cyberattacks that directed at such a substantial, complicated, and dynamic IIoT. This work introduces an intelligent federated deep learning framework, termed FED-SEC, for automatic and early identification of cyber-attacks against IIoT infrastructure. In particular, a new convolutional recurrent network designed to detect cyberattacks within IIoT data. Then, a secure federated learning scheme presented to promote making use of mobile edge computing to enable the distributed IIoT entities to cooperate together to train a unified model for cyberattack detection in a privacy-preserved manner. More, a safe communication channel constructed via an improved Homomorphic Encryption scheme aiming to keep the model parameters secure against any leakage of inferential attacks, especially throughout the training procedure. Massive experimentations on multiple public datasets of IIoT cyberattacks proved the high-level efficacy of the FED-SEC in discovering different categories of cyber-attacks against IIoT and the superiorities over cutting-edge approaches.