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The Open Space Office and the Relationship with the Shift in Social Meaning
Authors: Wiyono Erina ,   FDIK/Interior Design Study Program Esa Unggul University, West Jakarta City, Jakarta, Indonesia, Yusuff Adisti Ananda , Rochyat Indra Gunara ,   FDIK/Interior Design Study Program Esa Unggul University, West Jakarta City, Jakarta, Indonesia,   FDIK/Product Design Study Program Esa Unggul University, West Jakarta City, Jakarta, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

The development of the organizational structure is necessitating additional office space. However, not all offices are inclined to expand their spatial resources. Those designed with a closed layout face challenges in meeting the spatial demands posed by the evolving organizational structure. In such cases, transitioning to an open-space office design presents a viable solution. On the other hand, the transition often gives rise to issues pertaining to the social dynamics between leaders and employees, as it disrupts established traditions, leading to a shift in the perceived significance of office space. Understanding this shift within the workplace requires an effective examination of the empirical phenomenon. Moreover, it demands a strong theoretical foundation to develop a precise conceptual framework. Design science serves as a problem-solving approach, addressing the physical elements of structural organization systematically to achieve desired outcomes. This problem-solving process is intricately connected to how individuals respond to their workspace. One of the key design challenges revolves around spatial users and their proximity. The proximity is closely intertwined with the requirements for personal spaces, which significantly impacts privacy. Achieving this balance is accomplished through the application of ergonomic principles and the understanding of proxemic distances. This study used the design method and integrated design thinking theory into the strategic process. The primary objectives of the analysis were twofold, including (1) to reconsider traditional design approaches based on absolutes of right or wrong, likes or dislikes, suitability or unsuitability, and precision or imprecision, and (2) to embrace changes aimed at enhancing the existing workspace without expanding the spatial area while ensuring a seamless workflow for employees.
Analysing The Sakuga Technique in The Animation of Mob Psycho 100 (2016)
Authors: Hazmi @ Azmi Muhammad Hazim ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam Selangor, Malaysia, Abd Rahman Siti Nur Ain ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam Selangor, Malaysia
Published: July 2024

What aspects of an action scenario make it effective? That question has been on the minds of filmmakers, animators, audiences, and fans for a while, and there are as many responses as possible to it. However, there might be a few general characteristics that, when applied in one way or another, give a scene its personality and, perhaps, make it enjoyable for the viewer thanks to the Sakuga technique. In this paper, the researcher will discuss the topic of Sakuga, one of the branches of the animation method by analysing the Sakuga technique in the animation Mob Psycho 100 released in 2016. The researcher will also cover the background research on the term Sakuga used in this study. Sakuga is a type of animation that is mostly used in the Japanese anime series Mob Psycho 100. The researcher will discuss the relevant use of this animation technique and how it influences or has an impact on other animation subcultures when using this method, in addition to the study problem statement and the research objective, both of which are presented in this paper. A topic that is relevant to the research investigations and its constraints will be decided together with the objective and its challenges. The study's importance, scope, and limits will all be addressed along with the Animetism Theory from the book The Anime Machine as the theoretical framework.
Media Art in Healthcare Environments: Enhancing Student’s Well-being and Mental Health
Authors: Raja Raimie Raja Eda Shabina ,   School of The Arts, Department of New Media Design & Technology University Science Malaysia, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, Sabran Mohammad Kamal , Azraai Nur Zaidi ,   School of The Arts, Department of New Media Design & Technology University Science Malaysia, Pulau Pinang. Malaysia,   School of The Arts, Department of New Media Design & Technology University Science Malaysia, Pulau Pinang. Malaysia
Published: July 2024

New media art refers to works of art that have been developed or created through the combination of art and technology. New media art encompasses any contemporary art forms created, edited, or transmitted using new media technology. It includes digital, interactive, online, virtual, video, sound, and artworks made using robotics, video games, biotechnology, 3D printing, and computer animation. As a result, many studies have been conducted on the use of arts to promote a balanced way of life and the value of art in the healthcare setting, however, a lack of study on media arts as an art-based intervention in the healthcare environment. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to identify the existing elements and characteristics of the artworks in the healthcare environment and propose a prototype media art as a new art-based intervention to enhance a pleasant healthcare environment and potentially promote well-being and mental health among students in the institutional healthcare environment. This is qualitative research involving interviews with doctors and experts in fields and observation in Pusat Sejahtera Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pulau Pinang. The semi-structured interview and observation will be recorded through an audio-video recording system. As a result, this research will develop a prototype of media art that will be produced using a combination of art and technology. These include interactive art, sound art, visual, and computer art. This prototype will give students, visitors, and staff in healthcare a good impact and enjoyable experience in healthcare environments that may be undergoing stress while waiting for the treatments or after the treatment. This research's significance is beneficial to academia, the institution's healthcare environment in Malaysia, and students' well-being and mental health. As mentioned by the Director-General of Health, Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, the future healthcare facility design goals are to create a healing environment, including art and hospitality.
A Conceptual Framework for Integrating Mental Rotation and 3D Animation Pedagogy
Authors: Yi Zhongyao ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perak Branch, Seri Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia, Ramlie Mohd Khairulnizam , Subri Shafilla ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perak Branch, Seri Iskandar, Perak, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Kedah Branch, Sungai Petani, Kedah, Malaysia
Published: July 2024

This conceptual paper introduces a framework exploring the emotive dimensions of spatial learning in college students, employing a quantitative research approach. Integrating the mental rotation method with 3D animation pedagogy, the research aims to elucidate the interplay between emotional learning and spatial visualization enhancement. Quantitative data analysis includes descriptive statistics, independent samples t-tests, and analysis of variance (ANOVA). The framework proposes that this combination can evoke positive emotions, such as engagement and enjoyment, contributing to a more effective spatial learning experience. Findings emphasize the mediating role of emotional engagement in the relationship between pedagogical methods and spatial learning outcomes. Educators are encouraged to consider students' emotional responses, recognizing the potential of positive emotions to enhance mental rotation training within the context of 3D animation. In conclusion, this conceptual framework provides a foundation for further research and practical applications, aiming to optimize spatial learning outcomes in college students.
Establishing Fashion Design Entrepreneurs’ Management Competency in the Malaysian Fashion Landscape
Authors: Kamarulzaman Zulina ,   aculty of Design and Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia Muadzam Shah Polytechnic, Pahang, Malaysia, Shaari Nazlina ,   Faculty of Design and Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Malaysia
Published: July 2024

The achievements of Malaysian fashion designers have been fraught with success and failure. The intense competition in the fashion industry is one of the main obstacles for fashion designers who decide to venture into fashion entrepreneurship.This study seeks to understand what additional skills are necessary and how to face the challenges they encounter. The respondents in this study were fashion design entrepreneurs who participated in group discussions, and fashion experts who were interviewed. Throughout the entirety of the process of data collecting, a collection of standardised questionnaires was utilised in focus group discussions. As a consequence of the findings of the study, they are faced with the challenge of overcoming a variety of deficiencies, some of which include inadequate business management, inadequate financial management, inadequate management of human resources, and other deficiencies. Based on the findings, fashion experts who participated in this study have provided advice. As a result, this study can provide fashion design entrepreneurs with preventative business continuity and sustainability measures.
Practice-Based Lessons in Photographic Education: An Alternative to Photo Image Development
Authors: Madon Dona Lowii ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA(UiTM) Melaka, Abdul Samat Raziq , Shaari Shafirah ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Melaka Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Melaka Malaysia
Published: July 2024

The utilisation of contemporary photography technology facilitates rapid knowledge acquisition and enhancement of several aspects. Nevertheless, the fundamental process of picture-making needs to be adequately emphasised, resulting in a negligent approach and a lack of comprehension among students regarding the significance of generating high-quality images. This practice-based lesson aims to elucidate to students the fundamental relevance of picking picture image designs as a precursor to producing impactful photography. The chosen topic for creating artistic works is around nature and is centred on the Malacca campus. The PCT256 - Contemporary Photography Practice course selection at Universiti Teknologi MARA was based on its alignment with the initial approach, which involves creating artwork through various photographic processes. The subsequent topic, assessment analysis, will use the scoring rubric to assess the student's comprehension of the material. The fabrication of 58 pieces involved a total of 29 students. This essay will address the production process's various difficulties, problems, and challenges. The research findings indicate that students have a more significant potential for comprehending the process when they engage in iterative attempts to produce optimal outcomes.
An Investigation Into The Reading Direction Preferences Of Generation Z: A Study On The Design Of Asian Winter Olympics Posters
Authors: Yaru Zhou ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Shah Alam, Malaysia, Harun Azahar ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Melaka, Malaysia
Published: July 2024

Visual design is a crucial tool for communicating ideas through images rather than words or printed text. It enables readers to visually interpret and understand information, potentially solving problems across various life aspects. Traditional reading patterns usually flow from left to right and from top to bottom, while some Asian scripts are written in horizontal rows from left to right or in vertical columns from top to bottom. Lines guide the eye between sections and visual elements, while white space allows the eye to rest and focus on targeted areas. The purpose of arranging the five elements of layout design—text, images, lines, shapes, and white space—is to capture the reader's attention and effectively convey information. In this study, researchers conducted a visual content analysis of a poster with 40 Generation Z respondents to investigate their reading direction. This generation is known for its frequent use of various gadgets and preference for short, simple text to comprehend content. The researchers intentionally designed a vertical banner-sized poster representing the Asian Winter Olympics as a sample. The events included Sapporo 1972 and Nagano 1998 in Japan, PyeongChang 2018 in South Korea, and Beijing 2022 in China. The poster is segmented into four sections from top to bottom, each depicting one of the Winter Olympics events from 1972 to 2022. Coding categories were developed to analyse text layout, lines, and white space. However, the colours and images of these emblems and symbols of the Winter Olympic Games were predetermined, so colours and images were not examined in this study. This exploratory study of Generation Z offers an analytical approach to understanding the reading orientation of Generation Z and serves as a basis for future research. Additionally, several informants tended to scan the poster for information, even though it was not indicated that the poster could be interacted with via an app on their mobile phones.
Watch and Learn: Imagery Design Process for Weaving Crafts
Authors: Anuar Zainab ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu,  Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia, Ahmad Nani Hartina , Wan Sulaiman Wan Salwana , Mohd Hasan Adib , Daud @ Ismail Yusof ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu,  Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu,  Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu,  Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu,  18500 Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia
Published: July 2024

Weaving craft is one process that produces woven textile products that can be constructed by hand or machine. Different theories and techniques for putting forth ideas lead to distinctive products among textile designers. New designers or weavers were unable to deduct the design process, particularly in woven textiles, from the existence of a textile designer due to a lack of references. This paper shows the weaving design process of woven textile art making to form the imagery weaving as its surface design. The primary objective of the warp-paint procedure is to emphasise the design image on the woven surface. The design process can be done manually by integrating the research into the subject matters, motif development, and the weaving process. The most detailed part of this research will be on the weaving process which shows the warp-paint colouring technique as the main approach to form the imagery weaving. The methodology would be carried out by incorporating a qualitative approach, which would involve literature reviews, interviews, observations, and fieldwork. The output of this article will serve as a resource for aspiring new weavers or textile designers who want to use the suggested idea to produce woven products with imagery design patterns. According to the study's findings, this approach calls for knowledge of weaving procedures and weaving handling expertise to make the intended image more clearly visible on the weave's surface.
Watch and Learn: Imagery Design Process for Weaving Crafts
Authors: Anuar Zainab ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu, Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia, Ahmad Nani Hartina , Wan Sulaiman Wan Salwana , Mohd Hasan Adib , Daud @ Ismail Yusof ,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu, Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu, Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu, Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia,   College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA Cawangan Kelantan, Bukit Ilmu, 18500 Machang, Kelantan, Malaysia
Published: July 2024

Weaving craft is one process that produces woven textile products that can be constructed by hand or machine. Different theories and techniques for putting forth ideas lead to distinctive products among textile designers. New designers or weavers were unable to deduct the design process, particularly in woven textiles, from the existence of a textile designer due to a lack of references. This paper shows the weaving design process of woven textile art making to form the imagery weaving as its surface design. The primary objective of the warp-paint procedure is to emphasise the design image on the woven surface. The design process can be done manually by integrating the research into the subject matters, motif development, and the weaving process. The most detailed part of this research will be on the weaving process which shows the warp-paint colouring technique as the main approach to form the imagery weaving. The methodology would be carried out by incorporating a qualitative approach, which would involve literature reviews, interviews, observations, and fieldwork. The output of this article will serve as a resource for aspiring new weavers or textile designers who want to use the suggested idea to produce woven products with imagery design patterns. According to the study's findings, this approach calls for knowledge of weaving procedures and weaving handling expertise to make the intended image more clearly visible on the weave's surface.
Application Of Electronic Justice To Improve Quality Judicial Services At The South Jakarta Religious Court
Authors: Syamsurizal Syamsurizal , Rustanto Agung Edi , Sandjaya Teguh
Published: July 2024

The focus of this research is the implementation of electronic justice at the South Jakarta Religious Court. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative by adopting the Grindle model. The level of success is determined by the level of policy feasibility. Primary data was obtained by interviews, observation and data analysis using a spiral model. Research results on policy content components: In the interest affected aspect, the implementation of electronic justice without being motivated by the interests of certain groups. In the Type of Benefits aspect, the benefits are felt by the parties concerned. In the Extent of Change Envision aspect, case settlement costs are lower, the case process is faster, the trial process is easy to carry out. In the Site of Decision Making aspect, the Supreme Court decision is made by the chairman of the Religious Court. In the program implementer aspect, the program implementers are religious court officers, advocates, and people who have cases. In the Committed Resources aspect, the supporting resources are sufficient. In the context of Implementation component: In the aspect of power, interest, and strategy of actors involved, the implementing actors are the Supreme Court, Religious Courts, Advocates and the community as users. In the Institution and Regime Characteristic aspect, where the Chair of the Religious Court decides to implement electronic justice, In the aspect of Compliance and Responsiveness, the South Jakarta Religious Court and advocates comply with electronic justice.
Strengthening National Defense: Dynamics of Mandatory Biodiesel Policy and Renewable Energy Potential in Indonesia's Palm Oil Industry
Authors: Syahtaria Mohamad Ikhwan
Published: July 2024

Palm oil, a valuable natural resource, has emerged as a viable component of new renewable energy endeavors. Since 2006, the Indonesian government has harnessed this resource's potential by converting crude palm oil (CPO) into Fatty Acid Methyl Ester (FAME), a key constituent of biodiesel when blended with fossil fuels. Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 12/2015 laid the foundation for the mandatory biodiesel policy, which, facilitated by the Badan Pengelola Dana Kelapa Sawit (BPDPKS) financing mechanism, has been operational for five years. This investigation delves into the policy's mechanics, evaluating its readiness for international markets, the challenges it confronts, and its potential to attain energy independence and augment the nation's economic prowess. Employing a qualitative approach and descriptive methodology, this study concludes: 1) Mandatory Biodiesel implementation adheres to the stipulations of Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 12/2015, yet certain policy directions exhibit overlap; 2) Indonesian biodiesel grapples with the implications of RED II, projected global biodiesel utilization reductions, and US policies aimed at diminishing biodiesel consumption, implying a sustained need for incentives; 3) Energy independence, a central aspiration of the mandatory biodiesel program, remains an aspiration yet to be realized.
Policy Integration for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Sustainability Reporting Disclosure
Authors: Purwanti Ari
Published: July 2024

This research aims to provide an overview of how companies integrate the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into their Sustainability Reports. The research methodology employed includes exploratory, descriptive narrative, and bibliometric methods, based on a review of previously published research. We conducted a bibliometric analysis of 158 publications associated with Sustainable Development Goals and sustainability reports available in the Scopus database from 2017 to 2023 to quantitatively and qualitatively explore this research field. The study utilized the R-studio bibliometrics package.The results demonstrate that the integration of SDGs into Sustainability Reports is a crucial step for companies to measure, report, and improve their social, economic, and environmental impacts while contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals. These findings imply the need for regulatory bodies to further enhance their role in strengthening the importance of companies in achieving SDGs.
Excellent Service Management For Pandean Tourism Village Destinations In Trenggalek
Authors: Sulistiyanto Sulistiyanto , Rianto Budi , Suhardono Edi , Lestari Laurentia Tri
Published: July 2024

The development of Pandean tourist village service management has succeeded in enhancing the village's superiority in the tourist village award competition in 2022 so many best practices can be analyzed regarding the success of the local community and village government in managing the tourist village. In this research, the 6A approach was used, Attraction, Amenities, Ancillary, Activity, Accessibilities, and Available Packages (Chaerunissa & Yuniningsih, 2020) to study the development of excellent tourism services in the Pandean tourist village. The purpose of this research is to describe and analyze how excellent service management is conducted by the village government together with the local community, especially the Dewi Arum Pulosari Tourism Awareness Group community organization in Pandean Village in providing services in the Pandean tourist village. The method applied is qualitative descriptive research regarding various activities carried out by the local village government, especially the tourism awareness group which is assigned the main tasks and functions of tourism services in the village by the local village government. The results show that the application of the 6A theory can be implemented well so that it can make Pandean Tourism Village one of the best tourist villages at the national level in 2022 regarding the 7 assessment indicators provided by the Indonesian Tourism Village Association.
Dilemma of Human Resources in Public Services: An Analysis of Performance among Honorary Employees
Authors: Murliasari Rikha , Rony Zahara Tussoleha , Djafar Taslim , Peristiwo Hadi , Saefudin Arif , Islah Khikmatul
Published: July 2024

This study proposes to examine human resource management strategies that impact the performance outcomes of non-permanent (honorary) employees in the Bandung government. Qualitative research methodology was applied to gain a comprehensive understanding. This research was conducted in the Bandung City government by conducting observations and interviews with 10 participants. Furthermore, the collected data was analyzed using Atlas.ti qualitative software. All transcribed information was scrutinised and sorted based on the research questions. Data that met the research objectives were organized into sub-categories, reflecting similar characteristics. The research findings show that the performance of honorary employees in the Bandung City government is shaped by a combination of "hard" and "soft" approaches in human resource management. Improving employee performance within the Bandung City government is a top priority for the effectiveness of public services, thus requiring further improvement and a more in-depth strategic assessment. This study proposes implementing an integrated approach that includes both "hard" and "soft" human resource management techniques and the development of a culture of continuous learning and strong management dedication.
Public Service Management in North Buton District
Authors: Jopang Jopang , Larisu Zulfiah , Dila Sumadi
Published: July 2024

The Regional Government Programme is accelerating bureaucratic reform for the development of electronic governance in information technology systems. It proves that the government is working to improve the quality of service to the public. Law No. 25 of 2009 on public services as the fulfilment of the demands of the public in quality services efficient and effective. This, as a breakthrough and innovation was realized by the Regulation of the Minister of State Apparatus Public Service No. 53 of 2017 on the maintenance of public service goods (MPP) in the implementation of services for the community in North Buton district with a total of 297 services in 53 instances and a total number of 97.690 visitors. The problems faced in the public service mall are related to the servers used and still minimality of the community in using the facility.
Civil Protection Model in Indonesia Through Optimizing Satlinmas
Authors: Pramono Joko , Prianggodo Chandra Adjie
Published: July 2024

Community protection through the optimization of Satlinmas is still needed because the level of community security has not been established. The many cases of persecution, riots, fraud, conflicts, community harmony, and theft are concrete evidence that Indonesia is not yet safe. The purpose of this research is to analyze the importance of optimizing Satlinmas in the context of civil society protection in all regions, and to find out the ideal ways to optimize Satlinmas both in terms of quality and quantity. The weakness of the civil protection model through Satlinmas lies in the ineffective regulation, which makes Satlinmas less attractive. As a result, regeneration is difficult in some regions, even though Satlinmas brings a number of positive potentials to better understand the dynamics and characteristics of local communities compared to other state apparatus. The research method uses a literature study that relies on analysis and elaboration of various scientific literature in the form of journals, books, and internet literature from websites as support. The results show that the optimization of Satlinmas has not been effective, due to several obstacles. Satlinmas in some areas have not felt the welfare, even the amount of incentives is very small. There is also a delay in the distribution of incentives in some areas, which has strong implications for the low interest of the younger generation to become members of Satlinmas.
Adaptive Capacity As a Form of Bureaucratic Reform in Enhancing Tax Services
Authors: Susanti Gita , Iva Muhammad Irvan Nur , Iskandar Didik
Published: July 2024

Bureaucratic reform is the government's challenge in services to the community. The strategy that needs to be implemented by public organizations is to encourage adaptive capacity because of the massive public demand for convenience and quality services. This study aims to analyze and explore bureaucratic reform and the adaptive capacity of public organizations which act as leading sectors in tax services in Makassar City. This study applies qualitative methods through case studies strategy as an exploratory type. Information was obtained from stakeholders including local government, banking, the community and other stakeholders who actively contribute and are involved in the tax service process. The main data was obtained from interviews with informants, observing research objects and searching for related documents. Interactive analysis is the main analysis with activities of collecting data, reducing data, presenting data and drawing conclusions. The research results show that regional governments have realized bureaucratic reform and adaptive capacity in the form of strategies and innovations in digital-based tax services in order to encourage an increase in Regional Original Income. Adaptive capacity makes an important contribution in driving the success of the bureaucratic reform agenda but requires strengthening local regulations.
Analysis Of The Influence Of HR Competency, Implementation Of The Regional Financial Accounting System And Internal Control System On The Quality Of The Regional Government's Financial Reports In East Lombok Regency
Authors: Zakaria Syawal , Albart Nicko , Supriadi Yudi Nur , Santoso Aprih , Judijanto Loso
Published: July 2024

The formulation of the problem is how does HR competency, implementation of the Regional Financial Accounting System and Internal Control System affect the quality of government financial reports? The research aims to analyze the influence of human resource competency factors, regional financial accounting systems, and internal control systems on the quality of regional financial reports in East Lombok Regency. The main theories are HRM Theory and Financial Reporting Quality Theory. This research uses quantitative methods. Data collection using a questionnaire. The sampling method is a census sampling technique with a population of 45 employees. Data were analyzed using IBM SPSS version 22, analysis using tests: validity, reliability, classical assumptions, linear regression analysis and coefficient of determination. The results of the research, human resource competency, implementation of SAKD, internal control systems influence the quality of regional financial reports at the East Lombok Regency BPKAD Office. In conclusion, the existence of positive interactions, increasing HR competency, implementing SAKD, and a good internal control system contributes to improving the quality of financial reports. These findings serve as a reference for local governments to improve the quality of financial reports which have a positive impact on public trust.
The Competency of Social Worker as a Leader in Managing the Rumah Zakat Social Service Institution and in the Success of the “Kado Cinta Anak Disabilitas” Program
Authors: Aliim Tahrizi Fathul , Nulhaqim Soni Akhmad , Irfan Maulana
Published: July 2024

This research aims to descriptively investigate the competencies of leaders and their impact within the Department of Research and Program Development (RPD). The focus of the study is on the dual role of leaders as coordinators and administrators of social work, addressing barriers in the institution's administrative processes often hindered by a lack of human resources. The research problem highlights the need for social workers' competence as coordinators and administrators who understand the goals, policies, resources, administration, services, management functions, and evaluation. The study identifies gaps related to the dual role of social work leaders and emphasizes the lack of understanding and research on the urgency of this role. The research focuses on the impact of insufficient human resources on the administrative services of the institution, with an emphasis on a deep understanding of the competencies of social workers in their dual role. The results of the research indicate that leaders in the RPD Department have competencies through knowledge, attitudes, and actions, particularly in accompanying the design and implementation process of the “Kado Cinta Anak Disabilitas" program. The importance of understanding how leader competencies affect the quality of services and the work environment that supports employee well-being and mental health needs to be emphasized for a significant contribution to the development of this field.
Institutional Capacity Building Of The Health Technology Assessment Committee Indonesian In The Implementation Of The National Health Insurance Program
Authors: Sururi Ahmad
Published: July 2024

The institutional Indonesian Health Technology Assessment Committee or InaHTAC has not yet been fully effective and guaranteeing assessment services and recommendations for the use of health technology in the implementation of the National Health Insurance. This research aims to find out how InaHTAC institutional capacity is developed in implementing the JKN program. The theoretical framework used to analyze InaHTAC capacity building is based on the concepts of achievement of goals and institutional systems; institutional process and evaluation; productivity and sustainability. The research method applies a qualitative case study. Data collection techniques through interviews and observation. Data analysis uses systematic qualitative data analysis, namely the data classification process, categorization, and data classification process. The results and implications of the research show that developing InaHTAC's institutional capacity in implementing the JKN program needs to highlight the importance of implementing targets, quality control, and controlling costs through a strategic health casing approach. Research findings show the importance of collaborative decision-making, strengthening regulations regarding the authority of the InaHTAC institution, performance measurement, and stakeholder literacy regarding HTA through education, outreach, and continuous dissemination.
Improving Public Services: Exploring Hybrid Population Administration Service Innovations in Malang Regency
Authors: Afifuddin Afifuddin , Supriyanto Didik , Kertati Indra , Wirasati Wahyu , Satriadi Satriadi
Published: July 2024

Population administration services are in charge as a crucial and strategic agent in ensuring the integrity of population data. In consequence, there is a requirement for the government to continuously improve and enhance the quality of these services. The research applies qualitative methods with a case study focus to examine the process and implications of a hybrid program that integrates government elements and spiritual values, known as Subuh Keliling Sukseskan Administrasi Kependudukan Terintegrasi (Suling Sakti). It was initiated by the Population and Civil Registration Office in Malang, East Java. In collecting data, this research applied observation, documentation, and interview techniques. The data analysis process is divided into three steps: data condensation, data presentation, and conclusion drawing or verification. The result found that the "Suling Sakti" for the Population and Civil Registration Office, which is implemented after Shubuh prayer, provides easy access to population administration services for the community without having to visit the office. In its planning, the program went through two important key phases: agenda setting and adjustment. The implementation phase includes three stages: redefinition, clarification, and routine, to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of the program in the future. The recommendations from this study are geared towards the development of more comprehensive and sustainable programs in the public service sector in the future.
Innovation Strategy to Reduce Child Marriage Rate in Wajo, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia
Authors: Sangkala Sangkala , Ismail Nuralamsyah
Published: July 2024

The Indonesian government has made child marriage a priority program that must be overcome. In addition, in 2021, Wajo (regency) became the area with the highest number of child marriage cases in South Sulawesi, with 706 cases. It came to be the main problem of this study; how the Wajo Regency government of South Sulawesi Province reduced the number of child marriages to the remaining 305 (60%) cases led to be the essential matter. The purpose of this study is to describe and analyze how strategy innovation is carried out. Through a qualitative approach with in-depth interview methods and FGDs to relevant stakeholders and supported by available supporting data strategy innovation is carried out by the Wajo government. The results showed that the success of the strategy was supported by various factors, which as a strong commitment from the Regent, refocusing all types of activities and funding, forming a team to reduce the number of child marriages, involving quite a lot of stakeholders from various circles, innovative regulatory support, administrative sanctions, and social sanctions for families and couples who will marry. So it can be concluded that the strategic innovation was created because the Regent was able to utilize all resources and the involvement of various actors outside his government to support efforts to reduce the rate of child marriage in his region.
Public Service Quality in Banyuwangi District: A Study in Welfare Perspective
Authors: Priyanto Hary
Published: July 2024

Administration Public service innovation must have a welfare impact on bureaucrats and citizens. Welfare for bureaucrats purpose to increase discipline and comply with the principles and objectives of public service. The habit of bureaucrats requesting something for the sake of accelerating stimulus in service is an example of how it is not easy for citizens to get their rights in public services, thus distancing citizens from aspects of welfare. This research aims to describe, analyze, and interpret welfare in the delivery of public services in Banyuwangi Regency. Researchers use a qualitative approach based on constructive and participatory patterns. Primary data was obtained from interviews, and secondary data was obtained from literature studies and government policies that were relevant to the research topic. Data analysis utilizes the Atlas Ti 8.4.23 application, 2018. The results obtained in this study: (1) Receiving awards is not commensurate with people's comfort in public services; (2) The Banyuwangi Regency Government needs to establish a policy so that additional grants to the welfare of the freelance worker bureaucrat do not violate existing policies; (3) Prosperity for citizens can be realized if service is fast, precise, non-discriminatory, and not connected to brokers; (4) It is necessary to internalize and implement systems and ways of working services from the perspective of the new administrative paradigm and Pancasila ideology.
The Effect of Academic Services on Student Satisfaction Faculty of Social Sciences and Law, Manado State University
Authors: Mantiri Jeane , Rantung Margareth , Onibala Nancy Melisa , Siwi Chintya Maria
Published: July 2024

Satisfaction refers to the level of feelings after comparing the perceived performance or results within expectations.Higher education leads to a place or forum to produce qualified human resources. The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of the influence of Student Satisfaction on Academic Services at the Faculty of Social and Law Sciences, State University of Manado to improve quality-based service quality. This research was conducted in the even semester, namely in the academic year 2021/2022. The technique of collecting data is using a questionnaire. There has been no research conducted on the effect of academic services on student satisfaction at the Faculty of Social and Law Sciences, State University of Manado, so this research is expected to improve the quality of academic services. Based on the analysis results obtained Ŷ = 3.105 +1.114 x where academic services have a verifiable effect on student satisfaction at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law, State University of Manado.The results of the correlation show that the value of r = 0.874 proves that the relationship between Academic Services (Variable X) and Student Satisfaction (Variable Y) has a close relationship.
Dimensions of Individual, Occupational, and Organizational Characteristics on the Performance
Authors: Zacharias Tehubijuluw
Published: July 2024

This research examines the influence of individual, job, and organizational characteristics on employee performance. The study utilizes a descriptive-quantitative approach with a cause-and-effect correlation type. The research spans over two months and involves all 44 Central Maluku Regency Fisheries Service employees. The sample is chosen using complete sampling, and data is analyzed through multiple linear regression analysis. The research findings indicate that job characteristics also have a significant and positive impact on employee performance, individual characteristics have a significant and positive effect on employee performance, organizational characteristics significantly and positively influence employee performance, and overall, personal, job, and organizational characteristics collectively have a significant and positive influence on employee performance. Job characteristics and organizational characteristics have a positive and significant effect on employee performance.
Government Coordination In Implementing Stunting Weighing Operations In Kupang City
Authors: Toda Hendrik
Published: July 2024

This study aims to determine Government Coordination in Implementing Stunting Weighing Operations in Kupang City. The type of research used is qualitative research. The research results show that the implementation of stunting operations in Kupang City involves cross-sectoral coordination. Availability of stunting toddler data as a result of carrying out operations as a basis for carrying out stunting interventions in Kupang City. Based on horizontal coordination, even though the leading sector is in the health office, coordination with equivalent institutions has been running optimally. However, vertical coordination is still a problem because the target for weighing (toddlers) at the community level involves community participation in load operations. Even though the level of attendance is relatively high, not all toddlers participate in these activities. Based on this, coordination between central, regional, and local government institutions needs further improvement. Apart from increasing coordination between governments, more effective community participation is also required. Inter-governmental coordination and community participation are the keys to success in dealing with the stunting problem in Kupang.
Archipelagic Administration Public Service in Central Maluku
Authors: Normawati Normawati , Pattimukay Hengky V. R. , Almahdali Humairah
Published: July 2024

The focus of this research is the issue of public service administration of the islands in Central Maluku Central is less proficient in complying with the demands and requirements of the public for efficient and effective public service. Moreover, the main problem for the community is the operational costs, transportation, and accommodation required to access public services. To date, there has been no effective policy or action by the local government to shorten the range of controls. It will be a strategic step in the administration of the islands to provide a public service that meets the needs and demands of the community of Central Maluku Regency. The purpose of this study is to explain how public service is in the administration of Central Maluku and to identify the aspects that affect it. Considering policy elements, scope of control, operationalization, responsibility, and quality, its conceptual approach is based on real problems and situations. The research involved 105 samples, and quantitative analysis was done using a frequency table. The results of the analysis are expected to produce a clear and relevant sociogram on the development and improvement of public services in the administration of the islands in the Central Maluku Regency. This research is also expected to provide empirical evidence that is beneficial for the advancement of science and improving the quality of public service in the region.
Public Service Management in Corporate Social Responsibility PT. Pertamina International Refinery Unit II Sungai Pakning
Authors: Mashur Dadang , Rusli Zaili , Zulkarnaini Zulkarnaini , Sadad Abdul , Meiwanda Geovani
Published: July 2024

Environmental matter frequently emerges in every area; this is a concern for all parties, especially as environmental problems are the impact of company activities. As a company responsible for the impact of activities carried out, the company provides public services in the form of a corporate social responsibility program. Good public service management in corporate social responsibility programs certainly has a positive social impact on society and the environment. This has been conducted by PT. Pertamina International Refinery Unit II Sungai Pakning received five best performance awards from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia in a row from 2017. The purpose of this research is to analyze public service management in corporate social responsibility. This research uses a qualitative research method with a phenomenological approach. The research results found that there are four stages in public service management in corporate social responsibility, namely planning, implementation, reporting, and accountability. This stage is the basis for implementing corporate social responsibility programs that focus on the fields of education, public health, environment, and infrastructure. It was found that there was an additional general function in the company's CSR public service management, namely accountability.
Jambi Community Trust in Local Government; Mandatory Coronavirus-19 Vaccination
Authors: Yohanes Yulius , Elyta Elyta , Apriyani Eka , Pribadi Ulung , Istiqoh Akhdiva Elfi , Asriadi Asriadi
Published: July 2024

This study analyses the Jambi people's trust in the local government regarding the obligation to vaccinate against Covid-19. To make it easier for the public to access and complete voluntary questionnaires, one hundred respondents completed a survey using a Google form.  This study used a quantitative method with four independent variables that influence perceptions of responsiveness, perceptions of accountability, perceptions of transparency, and perceptions of usability. The findings of this study indicate that perceived responsiveness and transparency have a positive and significant influence in encouraging Jambi people's trust. The achievement of p-value perceived responsiveness (0.026) and perceived transparency (0.014) means that the results are supported and accepted. Meanwhile, the variables perceived accountability (0.284), and perceived usefulness (0.078) indicate that these two variables have no significant effect and are rejected. Local governments need to pay attention to perceptions of responsiveness and perceptions of transparency so that the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy can work and be well received by the community and does not become a paradox of public administration.