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Analysis of Stunting Prevention Policies in North Aceh District
Authors: Fahmi Asrul , Fazil Muhammad , Riski Aflia
Published: February 2023

This research aims to determine the role of the Regional Government in the formulation of stunting policies in North Aceh District, as well as to determine the factors that hinder stunting prevention policies in North Aceh district. The type of research used is qualitative and in this study used a case study approach. Data obtained through observation, interviews and documentation. Sources of research data are primary and secondary data. The results show that the North Aceh District Government has implemented several policies for stunting prevention, namely; a) Issue a Regent Regulation on Prevention of Stunting in North Aceh Regency; b) then socialize of Aceh Immunization and Stunting Movement to schools; c) The North Aceh Regency Government expands the locus (place) for handling stunting for children under five in 2022; d) Carry out eight integration actions determined by the Ministry of Health, namely situation analysis, activity plans, consultations, preparation of Regent Regulations (Perbup), regarding the role of villages related to stunting, cadre development, data management systems, measurement, and publication of data and conducting performance reviews program implementation, as well as activities related to stunting reduction over the past year; e) Build houses to prevent stunting (centing) in the village. Obstacles in stunting prevention, namely human resources are still lacking both in terms of quantity and quality of implementers, especially those at lower levels, lack of commitment of stakeholders in implementing stunting prevention policies, communication and coordination between regional apparatus organizations at lower levels are also still lacking. the social environment, economic environment and political environment in North Aceh Regency have not fully supported the success of the integrated stunting prevention acceleration policy.
Analysis And Resolution Of Traders Conflict With The Government In Geudong, North Aceh
Authors: Fakhrurrazi  , Nirzalin  , Yunanda Rizki , Huzaifah  , Miftahul Jannah Saragih Nurul
Published: February 2023

One of the government's programs for creating an environmentally friendly market is to build a decent market for traders. However, relocating traders always creates conflicts between traders and the government, like the conflict between market traders and the government and PD Bina Usaha as the manager of the Geudong Inpres market, Samudera Sub-district, North Aceh Regency. This fact is interesting to study as there was a high intensity of conflict between traders and the government regarding the relocation. This study aims (1) Finding the root causes of the conflict between traders and PD Bina Usaha, (2) Finding the form of resolution that was carried out between the traders and PD Bina Usaha in Geudong North Aceh. This study used qualitative methods. The data was obtained through observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation collection as supporting data. The results of this study indicate that, first, the domination of power in development has created a vertical conflict between the North Aceh Regency Government and PD. Bina Usaha with traditional Geudong market traders where the domination of power raises acts of resistance from traders. This study describes the forms of conflict and the factors that cause conflict. Second, the conflicts that occurred at the Geudong Impres Market, Samudera Sub-district, North Aceh Regency were in the form of closed conflicts and open conflicts where traders felt disappointed because the demolition process was not considered fair. The factors behind the conflict included the domination of power that occurred in making policies that did not benefit the Geudong Impres market traders or policies that were not participatory. Third, the district government carried out the repression with the help of security forces and local thugs. Acts of violence accompanied the acts of repression carried out by the security forces. The beatings were carried out by the North Aceh Civil Service Police Unit, while the North Aceh regional police carried out the beatings and arrests during a demonstration by traders and the forced demolition of the Geudong market stall. Meanwhile, fragmentation and intimidation were aimed at traffickers, both individually and as a group, through thugs. Personally, the traders were threatened with telephone calls, anonymous letters, bribes, and pitted traders against each other.
Start Up Entrepreneurship Millennials in Lhokseumawe City 2022
Authors: Hasan Kamaruddin , Nazaruddin M. , Muchlis  , Jufridar  , Keumala Regina , Maruli Aftah R. , HL Elga
Published: February 2023

Religion Building a startup business doesn't need to wait for old age, if you can be successful at a young age why should it be postponed. Optimism in utilizing digital technology to become digital talent Startup Entrepreneurs. Digital Entrepreneurship provides knowledge and skills to millennials to be able to start, manage, develop businesses by utilizing digital media. Choosing to become a startup entrepreneur in the digital era is the right choice and solution. Becoming an entrepreneur can enrich experience and knowledge. Millennials need to understand, run, develop startup businesses so they can minimize business failures, are willing to take risks to be more successful. There's no need to hesitate to start a business in this era of digital technology convenience. In today's digital era, entrepreneurs must take advantage of technological sophistication to develop their business. Technology is an alternative as a battering ram for success in millennial businesses. Every minute a new digital startup appears with almost the same features as one another. So it takes skills, innovation, creative ideas, courage and creativity that millennials tend to believe can be applied. Millennials need to have mental attitude readiness, knowledge readiness, skills and resource readiness. Competition in the world of work today is an imbalance between limited job opportunities and job seekers, causing unemployment. Including higher education graduates today, there are more job seekers than graduates who open employment opportunities. The impact that causes high job seekers is suspected because many tertiary institutions implement a system to prepare students to graduate quickly and get jobs instead of making them creative and able to open new jobs. Data from BPS 2022, the Lhokseumawe City Open Unemployment Rate (TPT) reached 10,804 people, dominated by Public High School (SMA) 3,532 people, Vocational High School (SMA) 2,153 people, Elementary School graduates 1019 people, Diploma one to three 671 people and finally from University graduates reached 1,422 souls. The percentage of open unemployment to the total workforce in 2019 reached 11.06 percent, 11.99 percent in 2020, and in 2021 it reached 11.16 percent. This community service activity is to encourage, educating millennials in Lhokseumawe City to have an entrepreneurial spirit, create, survive and develop business startups. Success at a young age, smart looking for opportunities and hard work. Millennial involvement in the startup business world is expected to make a positive contribution to economic development. Apart from supporting it in terms of income, it has also created new jobs by reducing the unemployment rate. The involvement of all related institutions to be able to move together in the development of millennial business start-ups in the city of Lhokseumawe.
Use of a Socio-Ecological Framework and MFA to Assess the Resilience of Local Food Chain Systems
Authors: Abdul Ghani Latifah
Published: February 2023

This paper proposes the basic procedures to examine the biodiversity of food chain systems using cross-disciplinary methods based on social, ecological, and material dimensions. The application of SES and MFA methods to track internal and external disturbances in the food chain highlights some of the flaws and gaps in this decision support system approach. In contrast to the single method, this SES-MFA overlapping approach contributes more information, including the literature on local food governance. Furthermore, the SES-MFA method would offer recommendations to researchers and policy practitioners to manage changes in the food chain system to attain uninterrupted biodiversity sustainability.
Why Yet Become A Prosperoucity Coffee Farmer? (Ethnography of Smallholder Coffee Producers in the Gayo Highlands)
Authors: Nazaruddin M. , Akhyar Nasution Abdullah , Ikhsan Kamil Ade
Published: February 2023

This paper argues that smallholder coffee producers in the Gayo highlands are not prospering due to two main factors, namely structural and cultural barriers. By using an ethnographic approach as a method of data collection, analysis and representation of data, the author wants to show that there are two main obstacles that have caused smallholder coffee producers in the Gayo highlands to not move towards the concept of farmers using modern post-harvest technology inputs in order to increase production before selling. either to cooperatives or other buying companies.
Implementation Of Policies For Devoleping Aceh. S Micro, Small And Medium Enterprises
Authors: Maryam  , Muana Husniati Ade , Fahira Liza , Suwiji Yayang
Published: February 2023

The MSME policy in Aceh is underwritten by the Nanggre Aceh Darusalam (NAD) qanun number 19 of 2004 concerning the empowerment of small business centers which in article 5 states that the development and development of small business centers is carried out by the government, the business community and the community, both independently and jointly. directed, integrated and sustainable. The number of MSMEs currently in Aceh is 74,810 MSMEs spread throughout Aceh. 73. 580 of them still need the government's role in assistance services, (Diskopukm, Aceh 2020). Development activities have been carried out on 612 MSME center units but this activityexperiencing several obstacles including lack of institutional capacity, lack of human resources, market access and use of appropriate technology, opening access and opportunities for MSME players to be able to compete and side by side with the national market. One of the urgent activities that must be carried out by the Aceh government is carrying out MSME promotion activities both to the national market and the global market.This study uses a qualitative method withdata collection techniques used observation, interviews and documentation. Data analysis was carried out using an interactive analysis model with four stages (a) data collection (2) data reduction, (3) data presentation (4) conclusion drawing. The results of the study illustrate that MSME development is carried out in several segments, namely institutional development, human resource development, financing, marketing, and production. In the development of MSME in Aceh there are two excellent programs carried out, namely business mentors and business meetings. Promotional activities were carried out through the Aceh Expo UMKM exhibition, Aceh fashion week. Constraints in the development of MSMEs are internal and external constraints from both the government, MSME actors and the community..
The Role Of Former Free Aceh Movement (Gam) Elites’ In Maintaining Peace In North Aceh Regency Of Indonesia
Authors: Bin Abu Bakar Muhammad , Yunus Saifuddin , Zulhilmi  , A Rahman Dahlan
Published: February 2023

This study analyzed the governance of North Aceh regency under the ex-GAM elite in the post MoU Helsinki peace agreement between the GAM and the Unitary State of Indonesia Republic (NKRI) in Finland, August 5th 2005. It focuses on the strategies of the GAM elite in maintain peace and the establishment of sustainable development in the regency of North Aceh in particular through which people welfare and dignity could be restored after long period of conflict. The data for this study is drawn from deep interview and focus group discussion with the elites of GAM, not only those who were in the government, but also out side the government. This study found that the elite of GAM had played important role in ensuring that the governance of North Aceh regency must be within the corridor of maintain peace, enhancing people welfare and sustainable development. To achieve these, they called upon all political parties in the region to guard the UUPA (the Law of Governing Aceh –LoGA) againt anykind of political conspiration that would againt triggred conflict in Aceh. With regards to special autonomy fund, the elite argued that it is no need for the renewal, because the Acehnese have been self-relience since.
Figurative Language Use: Translation Of Al- Quran Sura Ar-Rahman
Authors: Ismayani Rahma , A. Jalil Zurriyati
Published: February 2023

communication, message is stated explicitly and implicitly for example by using figurative language which has more than one meaning. One of the messages which needs to have the right understanding is Al-Qur’an. This study investigates the use of figurative language involved in the translation of chapter Ar-Rahman by two objectives, they are ; (1) To find out the type of figurative language presented in translation of Al-Quran chapter Ar-Rahman and (2) To show the most figurative found in the chapter. The theory applied in this research is Kennedy’s Theory( 1983) and used descriptive qualitative approach. The data were collected from the Indonesia translation in Al-Qur’an Ministry of Religious Affairs of Republic Indonesia by documentation technique. After analyzing the data, the researcher concludes that there are nine types of figurative language that can be found in translation chapter Ar-Rahman. They are 3 data simile(3,8%), 3 data personification(3,8%), 2 data  apostrophe(2,5%), 2 data synecdoche(2,5%), 2 data metonymy(2,5%), 1 data ellipsis(1,2%), 36 data  repetition (46,1%), and 31 data  rhetoric (39,7%). The most dominant figurative language found in this chapter is repetition with 36 data (46,1%).
Local Wisdom-Based School Culture Model Design in Realizing Character Education
Authors: Nasrah Sayni , Siraj
Published: February 2023

The local wisdom referred to in this study is the values ​​of Islamic law which are a form of education reform in Aceh. It is a perfect integration in realizing character education that is inherent in students. The purpose of this research is focused on efforts to produce a picture of the potential and implementation of local wisdom values ​​that will be integrated into the learning process. The results of this study are: 1) identification of school culture based on local wisdom values; 2) implementation of school culture based on local wisdom values; and 3) a school culture recommendation model based on local wisdom values ​​in realizing character education. This research is a qualitative research with a naturalistic phenomenological approach, with a case study research design. The subjects in this study were school principals, teachers, students and parents, while the object of research was school culture based on local wisdom values ​​at Sukma Bangsa Private High School Lhokseumawe. Data collection techniques using interviews, observation and documentation. Data analysis was carried out through individual case and cross case analysis. The data analysis technique used is data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The importance of this research is because schools need a school culture model based on local wisdom values ​​in realizing character education. Character education is the embodiment of Indonesian students as lifelong students who have global competence and behave in accordance with Islamic sharia values. The findings of this study have produced a recommendation model for a school culture model based on local wisdom values ​​in realizing a character education profile. The integration of Aceh's national values ​​and local wisdom has been able to develop the character of students who always think and are open to pluralism and difference, and actively contribute to improving the quality of human life as part of the citizens of Indonesia and the world.
Implementation of Tourism Village Policy in Agusen Village, Gayo Lues Regency
Authors: Sufi  , Iryani Lisa , Amelianey Nanda , Sjafruddin
Published: February 2023

This study aims to describe the implementation of the Qanun policy of Gayo Lues Regency Number 4 of 2016 concerning tourism, one of its contents is about the development, management and services of tourism that must be developed. One of them is the Agusen tourist village, which is located in Agusen village, Blangkejeren sub-district, the development which is still not optimal is a serious problem for the Gayo Lues district government to develop this Agusen tourist village. As for the focus of research from the implementation of local government policies regarding the Agusen tourism village, it focuses on communication, resources, disposition of implementers, bureaucratic structure and obstacles faced by local governments in the development and development of the Agusen tourism village object. This research uses qualitative methods using data collection techniques by observation, interviews and documentation. From the results of the study, it can be concluded that the communication that exists between the Gayo Lues district tourism office and the Agusen village government is going well, but the communication carried out with the Agusen village community does not go as desired, the implementation resources in development and development involve several related parties such as the local government agency. tourism in the Gayo Lues district, the Agusen village government, visitors, and the Agusen village community, the obstacles faced from the implementation of this policy are the lack of public awareness of the importance of developing this Agusen tourist village, and the lack of budget to develop and build this tourism object. The suggestion is that the local government and the Agusen village community work together to develop this Agusen tourist village both in terms of infrastructure, services and human resources.
The Combination of Normative Juridical Methods and Literature in Educational Administration Research
Authors: Sudrajat Tatang
Published: February 2023

Educational problems in the life of society and the nation, including educational administration, often require the use of research approaches and methods commonly used in other fields of science. The study of educational administration covers the area of study not only regarding administrative or management functions in education, but also other areas of study such as education policy, human resources, information systems and finance. Using the library method, it is known that research in education administration studies generally uses quantitative, qualitative, mixed quantitative-qualitative, and evaluative approaches/methods. Through a policy analysis approach, which originates from public policy studies, issues regarding education policy as part of education administration can focus on analyzing the substance of the policy in the form of state/government regulations that have been set by policy makers. Various educational policies that have been stipulated by the state/government, are areas of study for policy analysts so that they can be identified as belonging to the category of good policies or bad policies. Normative juridical methods commonly used in the study of law can be adapted as a methodological alternative in education administration research, which is combined with the library method.
Village Government Communication Model In Empowering Oil Palm Farmers Study In Seruway District, Aceh Tamiang District
Authors: Arifin Awaludin , Subhani  , Candrasari Ratri
Published: February 2023

Development communication as a branch of communication science has long been used by the world community as a reference in looking at relations and communication between the community and the government. In its classic form, development communication is limited to seeing the relationship between government and society as the object of development. Government communication activities, is an activity that describes the interaction between the community and the government in order to meet their demands and needs.The interaction between the two parties will lead to various communications in their respective ways, which can be formal, or informal and take the form of interpersonal communication, group communication, public communication and mass communication. The concept of development includes the role of communication, especially in designing messages specifically addressed to disadvantaged citizens. For this reason, the role of government development communication is very necessary in raising awareness, generating interest, and willingness to participate in the development process. In empowering oil palm farmers in Seuruway District, Aceh Tamiang Regency, the government needs to pay attention to the communication model used in conveying messages so that the expected effect is in line with expectations. This study tries to understand the communication model of village government development in empowering oil palm farmers. There are two communication models that are very dominant in village government, namely adaptive communication and accommodative communication. Adaptive communication can be seen from the village government's strategy of merging into the identity of residents as communication participants. While accommodative communication is in the form of collective actions of village officials in modifying the way of communicating according to the interests of village residents. Methodologically, this study uses a qualitative approach which will be conducted in the Seuruway District, Aceh Tamiang Regency.
Political Marketing Of The Victory Of Suadi YahyaYusuf Muhammad In The 2017 Regional Head Election In Lhokseumawe City
Authors: Muzaffarsyah Teuku , Rasyidin  , Rahman Bobby , Dameria Eny , Rahmatullah Rizki , Amalia Khaira
Published: February 2023

One part of political communication is political marketing where the "community" market is used as an object inpolitical marketing. Several kinds of political marketing patterns were carried out by Mayor pair Suaidi Yahyaand Yusuf Muhammad to gain victory in the 2017 Pilkada, including Suaidi Yahya-Yusuf Muhammadcontinuing to use the remaining time of the campaign period to raise mass. One way is to carry out a house-tohouse campaign (door to door). The stages of the method in this research used a qualitative approach, namelycollecting data through observation or direct observation and conducting interviews with informants who knewabout the object of the research so that they would obtain valid or accurate data related to political marketing inthe victory of the pair Suaidi Yahya and Yusuf Muhammad who were able to win political constellation in the2017 Pilkada in Lhokseumawe City. The results of the study concluded that the victory in the 2017 Pilkadaconstellation in Lhokseumawe City was inseparable from the role of the party which involved various elementswhere the method used was direct selling with various forms of activities such as preaching, social services andvisiting Islamic boarding schools. Beside that, the role of the KPA (Aceh Transition Committee) in the past wascalled GAM also had a big contribution, namely the political machine of the strong Aceh party down to thegrassroots became a superior force because KPA and the Aceh Party had naturally strong negativity and KPA'ssuperior loyalty became one of a factor in the winning of the Aceh Party Candidate Pair in the 2017 Pilkada.
The Social Capital of Acehnese Entrepreneurs (Case Study on Fabric Traders At Bireuen Regency)
Authors: Ikhsan Kamil Ade , Meliza Richa , Aulia Faizul , Kausar Arie , Nurjumalia  , Sari Sukma
Published: February 2023

This paper aims to discuss the social capital of cloth traders in Bireuen Regency. The data collection method used in this paper is a qualitative research method through observation and interviews. In this paper, researchers use the concept of social capital to translate how the knowledge and practices of cloth traders in Bireuen are in the social networks formed by them. In addition, researchers also want to show the views, patterns of regeneration and social networks of traders. The results of the study show that cloth traders' social capital is the main foundation for entrepreneurs in sustaining and developing their business holistically.
AX Touch Perfume Commercialization of the Sensuality of the Female Body
Authors: Rizka Al Usrah Cut , Tambata Ketaren Emia , Rizki Dini , Mahyarni  , Rahman Aulia , Alhada Fuadilah Habib Muhammad
Published: February 2023

Most of the advertisements circulating in the mass media, both electronic and print, show a constructive tendency to direct female sensuality as a way of subordinating women to male power. Likewise, for producers and advertisers, as Baria puts it, the female body never subsides to offer lucrative opportunities. From head to nails, advertisers are highly sensitive to imaging engineering as they utilize interpretations based on the female body to define stereotypical identities. This article explores how the semiotic analysis of advertising looks at the form of commodification of the female body in the Touch version of the AX perfume advertisement that creates sensual images of the female body to capture public interest. This research was conducted by analyzing every part of the Touch perfume ad for Ax's version that aired on her YouTube channel to see all the symbols and markers it contained. Data collection was performed using observational techniques and literature studies. Advertisers make various commodifications of the female body in the Touch version of AX ads through attributes attached to it. This sensuality stems from the attributes attached to a woman's body image, through the clothes she wears, the body expressed, and her language. The camerawork, on the other hand, plays an important role in providing reinforcement in building the concept of sensuality in advertising. On the other hand, the ideology that emerges based on the representation of women in AX's Touch ads is a patriarchal ideology. This ideology itself speaks of the domination of male power over women. This is reflected in the way the female body, through its enforced commodification, becomes the arena of media-performed power struggles.
Sustainability Tourism Of Management Object
Authors: Nazaruddin  , Thamrina Syaila , Yani Ahmad , Chalirafi  , Alfiady T.
Published: February 2023

Sustainability, The management of the Sangka Pane waterfall tourist attraction is still not optimal. With the lack of facilities and infrastructure, especially road access which is still tricky, the condition of the tourist attraction is not maintained. This study uses a qualitative research approach with a descriptive type. Planning the local government has made a master plan for the tourism development of Aceh Tamiang Regency for 2019-2025. The program for the development of the Suku Pane tourism object is already in the UKL-UPL, but it is still not mature enough to apply what has been planned; the tourism office and pokdarwis have tried and implemented well to advance the potential of tourism objects, only the program implementation has been hampered due to limited budget funds during the pandemic, and there must be good cooperation from the community, investors, and forestry parties because the tourism object is located in a protected forest area. Supervision is carried out by the tourism office by monitoring via WhatsApp or telephone and going directly to the field, but for the period, it is still uncertain and not routinely, so the Aceh Tamiang government evaluates the continuation of the management of the Sangka pane waterfall, and the government is currently more focused on the development of the waterfall One thousand. Factors inhibiting the management of Sangka Waterfall tourism objects are influenced by internal factors, including limited budget during the pandemic, lack of quality human resources, lack of cooperation with investors and forestry, and the ratification of retribution regulations and the shifting of government attention to Seribu Waterfall which according to calculations budget is more efficient and easy for visitors to reach. In contrast, external factors include: lack of community participation, geographical conditions of tourist attractions, and lack of tourist attraction due to road access and tourist support facilities that have not been realized, and visitors prefer the Seribu waterfall, which is easier to reach.
A Systemic Functional Analysis on Texts Written by ESL Learners, and A Text on Daily English Canada Newspaper, and Its Implication for English Teaching and Learning Improvement
Authors: RizkI Dini , Kurniawati Kurniawati , Rizka Al Usrah Cut , Hanif Hanif
Published: February 2023

This study aims to reveal characteristics of English language produced by English as Second Language (ESL) Learners in the form of written text. By using a theme and rheme analysis. Within the Systemic Functional Analysis Framework, the writer compared the features of English language utilized by ESL learners and those by native proficient writer of an English Newspaper called English Daily Cananda for their textual meaning. The Analysis comprises analysis of different aspects of language use in a written text which include the analysis of thematic structure, thematic development, and textual cohesion. The result of the analysis shows the distinctive characteristics amongst the three texts from which teachers of English as Second language classes can draw a conclusion in order to design a lesson plan which is more suitable for the students. It is expected that this analysis can provide a way of understanding the limitation of the resources available in students’ mind, and whether or not the students successfully utilize these resources for social purpose, thus gives contribution and implication towards the future direction of the English as Second Language teaching and learning.
Stereotypes And Rejection Of The Construction Of The At-Taqwa Mosque In Samalanga
Authors: Mugni Abdul , Zubir Zubir , Harjoni Harjoni
Published: February 2023

Religion is a practice of doctrinal values to promote social obedience and piety. In this case, the Muhammadiyah group wants to realize by building a house of worship (Mosque) as a gathering place for study, worship and deliberation, but efforts to build a mosque are subject to social discrimination, especially in Samalanga Bireun District. This article aims to identify stereotypes to the Muhammadiyah group that lead to the ban on the construction of mosques in Sangso village, Samalanga-Bireun District. This research uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach with primary data collected through interviews and observations of Muhammadiyah groups in samalanga and secondary data collected through literature studies. These findings reveal two stereotypes against the rejection of mosque construction, including wahabi and non-love sunnah. This is due to the inequality of unbalanced Power Relations.
The Influence Of The Attractiveness Of Women Legislator Candidates On The Cognitive Attitudes Of New Voters
Authors: Mardhiah Ainol , Puspasari Cindenia , Anismar
Published: February 2023

Attractiveness is one of the indicators of the credibility of a communicator in conveying his messages to the communicant. A Women legislator candidate will be able to persuade new voters when they have this appeal. This attraction is in the form of closeness, familiarity, openness, and having a common view on politics. This research was conducted with a descriptive quantitative approach. The population was 13181 people and the sample was 388 respondents. The results of the statistical test found that the Variable attractiveness of the legislator candidate (X) influenced cognitive attitudes in new voters (Y) by 52.2%.
The Form of Digital Transformation of Music Sector in the City of Lhokseumawe
Authors: Arifin Awaludin , Subhani  , Mukhlis  , Khairani Syarifah , Sheila  , Yanti Zahara
Published: February 2023

The digitalization of the arts has brought two major changes, namely the pattern of art work and the perception of art performers towards art. Before the digital era, art work was done manually with simple equipment. In the context of music art work, in order for music to reach the listeners' ears, musicians need other institutions that work to distribute their works. Because the artwork distribution work is outside rather than the art work itself. while in the digital era musicians can relate directly to audiences without having to use the services of a third party. Musicians take advantage of various freely chosen digital platforms to reach audiences. The most frequently used media is YouTube and relevant social media according to the creator's will. Digitization also changes the way music artists view their work. The market is the main orientation chosen by artists, it is shown by the way they choose songs based on the level of popularity of the song among the audience. These changes occur thanks to the presence of technology which is the epicenter of the change itself as stated by McLuhan in his theory of technological determinism. This research was conducted on music performers in Lhokseeumawe City with interviews and direct observations of art performers in Lhokseumawe City.
P4GN Facilitation In North Aceh District (a Study on The Implementation of the Regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs No. 12 of 2019)
Authors: Sukmawati Cut , Murniati  , Yunanda Rizki , Sakdiah  , Safrina
Published: February 2023

The problem of abuse and illicit trafficking of narcotics every year is increasing, making the government and law enforcement have difficulty in overcoming it. This research was conducted in North Aceh Regency which was motivated by the problem of still high cases of narcotics abuse, and most recently, on September 16, 2022, the North Aceh Police again failed to smuggle and distribute 20 packs of methamphetamine (21,400 gr/gross) and ecstasy pills (163,000 pills with a total weight of 32,600 gr/gross). The purpose of this study is to find out how to implement the Regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs number 12 of 2019 concerning the facilitation of the prevention and eradication of abuse and illicit trafficking of narcotics and narcotics precursors (P4GN). This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection is done by three techniques, namely observation (observation), interview (interview), documentation. The results of the study show that the implementation of Permendagri Number 12 of 2019 regarding P4GN facilitation has been running but has not been maximized. This is based on the preparation of regional regulations which have not yet been realized, as a result until now the action plans have only been studied. The socialization was carried out separately and not intensively between the local government of North Aceh, BNNK Lhokseumawe and the North Aceh Police. Socialization is done by means of seminars, dissemination and technical guidance. In mapping community empowerment, the North Aceh local government requires breakthroughs and innovations in drug control. For mapping the drug-prone areas, the results show that North Aceh Regency does not have an area that is free from drug abuse, in the sense that the zones mapped are mostly red and black.
Analysis Managerial Ownership, Free Cash Flow And Debt On Dividends For Transportation And Infrastructure Companies In Indonesia
Authors: Husaini  , Nurlela  , Marzuki
Published: February 2023

This study examines the effect of managerial ownership, free cash flow and debt on dividends in transportation and infrastructure companies in Indonesia. Sampling method use purposive and gotten 27 companies from 2015-2020. The data analysis method uses the Panel Data Regression analysis. The results of this study find that managerial ownership has a positive and significant effect, FCF has a negative and significant effect, while leverage proxy by DER has no significant effect on dividends. The results of this study indicate the occurrence of type I agency conflict in transportation and infrastructure companies in Indonesia.
Dayah Ulama and Modern Negotiations in Aceh
Authors: Zulkarnaen Iskandar , Abdul Kadir Muntasir , Fauzi
Published: February 2023

This article analyzes the interpretation of Islamic religious clerics on the narrative of religious moderation within the framework of Islamic law in Aceh. This study focuses on several issues, including; The first is the acceptance and rejection of the ulama towards the rhetoric of tolerance. Second, the interpretation of the scholars of religious differences. Third, the binding element for managing tolerance and religious differences. The purpose of writing this article is to produce a study of strengthening democracy and national identity based on Islamic sharia values ​​which are the standard of behavior in public life in Aceh. The study was conducted using a qualitative research approach through in-dept interviews. Sources of data were also obtained through focus group-based surveys. As for the results of the study it is known that; first, there is no rejectionism of the dayah scholars towards the narrative of religious moderation. On the other hand, the emphasis on acceptance must be in harmony with the principles of Islamic law within the framework of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. This is because what has been awakened in the imagination of the Ulama towards Aceh is a sense of place that Aceh is the verandah of Mecca (Islam). Second, the form of the acceptance of the dayah ulama towards the narrative of tolerance and diversity in Aceh is moderate. Third, the binding element for the management of institutionalized tolerance and diversity in Islamic law and Acehnese customs. For dayah scholars, tolerance is only in muammalah affairs, not in private matters (aqidah and worship). This means that tolerance may not sacrifice the principles of belief (aqidah), just as religious beliefs may not be sacrificed for the sake of tolerance.
Communication Empowerment Of Aceh East Coastal Communities In Maintaining Manggrove Ecosystems (Study Of Meunasah Asan Village, Madat District, East Aceh Regency)
Authors: Hasan Kamaruddin , Masriadi  , Muchlis  , Chalid Ibrahim , Muktaruddin  , Afandi  , R Harvan
Published: February 2023

Empowerment communication as a new approach in community empowerment with the spirit of voicing the voiceless, building the empowered, placing humans as subjects not objects. Contribute to the development process in the context of the diffusion of innovation as a means of modernization with the presence of information technology to make it easier. Powerlessness is a reflection of the failure of the human-centered development process. This study aims to identify and describe the communication of coastal community empowerment in Meunasah Asan East Aceh Village in increasing active participation in maintaining the mangrove ecosystem. Revealing socio-economic changes in the participatory development process as an illustration of the empowerment of coastal communities in maintaining mangrove ecosystems with an empowerment communication approach, communication actions based on local wisdom, social welfare and strengthening social capital. Data were collected through observation, interviews, focus group discussions and documentation. The results showed; when the community's mindset changes at the Gampong level in utilizing, maintaining the mangrove ecosystem is able to bring it to a different pattern of behavior than before. This change can be seen in the process of helping themselves to get out of the stigma as poor marginalized coastal communities by utilizing and maintaining the potential of mangroves and other coastal areas. Active participation shows the community's empowerment in communicating which drives a living condition based on the existence of religious values, norms, customs, culture as local wisdom that is mutually agreed to strengthen social welfare and social capital. Social capital works internally in the Meunasah Asan community in forming exclusive social ties as a social bridge with external parties who have relatively different characteristics. The pattern of relationships that occur is bound by trust, mutual understanding and shared values ​​that bind the community in acting together efficiently and effectively. The role of the community caring for mangroves is to create a public space for coastal communities to communicate, express, so as to foster mutual concern. Social groups as the most effective forum for empowerment enable individuals to organize themselves in groups so that a dialogical process occurs that fosters and strengthens mutual awareness.
Policy Implementation of System Online Single Submission Risk Based Approach in Banda Aceh
Authors: H Zulkifli , Muklir  , Hafni Nur , Bin Abu Bakar Muhammad , Akmal Muhammad
Published: February 2023

This study aims to analyze barriers factor the policy implementation of Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach (OSS RBA) in BandaAceh. This study uses a qualitative descriptive approach by collecting data through observation, interviews, and documentation. This study uses Van Meter and Van Horn model (1975). Factors supporting the implementation of OSS BRA are standardization of licencing requirements, human resources, characteristics of implementers agencies and dispositions of implementers, economic, social and political conditions. While the barriers factors are the readiness of the technology resources OSS RBA which still often errors and it’s not yet fully integrated with other application. Then, the factor of inter-organizational communication and outreach activities to business actors are still limited. This study recommended to increase the socialization of applying system OSS RBA to business actors in Banda Aceh.
Implementor Involvement In Increasing Children’s Immunity During A Pandemic In Muara Dua Sub-District
Authors: Dewi Risna , Maisyura  , Fitri Dwi
Published: February 2023

Vaccination programme for children aged 6 to 11 in Muara Dua District, Lhokseumawe City: readiness of essential stakeholders and parents to increase children's immune protection. Decree of the Republic of Indonesian Minister of Health (KMK) Number HK.01.07./MENKES/6688/2021. The Covid-19 vaccine is only given in school settings during the pandemic and is intended to prevent children between the ages of 6 to 11 from being exposed to the virus and provide them with safety during face-to-face learning (PTM). Lhokseumawe City executes the Covid-19 detonation in accordance with the directives of the federal government. Many youngsters between the ages of 6 and 11 in Lhokseumawe City have received vaccines. The cooperation and support of the appropriate parties is crucial for the successful implementation of this strategy. Qualitative application of research methods, informants were determined purposively by considering the criteria. Using observation, interviews, and documentation to obtain data. Implementation of a child immunization program actually requires the participation and support and readiness of various parties. Based on research findings, the readiness of the implementers has been successful, as evidenced by the support of parents in bringing their children to open service positions and the mental strength of the implementers. Safe vaccination services are provided for children.
How Non-Cash Assistance Accelerates Financial Inclusion (A Study of PKH Program Beneficiaries in Aceh)
Authors: Ameliany Nanda , Sjafruddin  , Sufi  , Iryani Lisa , Malik Imam
Published: February 2023

The government made a breakthrough by distributing social assistance through a non-cash mechanism to improve aid effectiveness and encourage financial inclusion. According to a recent study, some beneficiaries find it difficult to distribute aid through the system. They do not want to use the system for other financial services; they only use non-cash facilities to disperse aid. It may be difficult to achieve financial inclusion because of this fact. The purpose of this study is to find out what influences recipients' opinions of using the cashless system. We conducted a study of 150 non-cash recipients throughout Aceh's districts and cities. Although it turns out that it is only confined to the distribution of social assistance, the community is supposed to become accustomed to saving through the distribution of  non-cash social assistance. It turns out that while the distribution of non-cash social assistance is intended to familiarize the community with saving, it is only restricted to that process and the recipients do not immediately implement the saving mechanism. Financial inclusion in non-social assistance for the poor is a pseudo-financial inclusiveness and has no impact on poverty reduction.
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Implementation of Innovation in Integrated Evaluation and Learning System using Outcome-Based Education Ecosystem
Authors: Diyasa I Gede Susrama Mas , Putra I Nyoman Dita Pahang , Mandenni Ni Made Ika Marini , Mahendra A Mohammad Rafka , A Rangga Laksana
Published: February 2023

Purpose: Outcome-Based Education is a learning method that focuses on the output which is learning achievements. Identification and determination of the achievements is a critical point for OBE due to the methods which will affect the learning and assessment planning. The main reason for this research is to give an innovation on this system which will be implemented.

Design/methodology/approach: The implementation is done by integrating three processes; curriculum design, assessment, and learning methods.

Findings: OBE utilizes knowledge aspects, skills, and attitudes based on the situation of the social, economic, and academic culture. This system also synergizes four types of users Admin, Curriculum Team, Lecturer, and Students. By adopting the methods and outcome-based learning, the system achieved simplicity for the users and improved the student's knowledge of its subjects.

Paper type: Research paper
The Mediating Role of Good Corporate Governance on the Relation between Intellectual Capital and Financial Performance
Authors: Aini Nurul , Zainuddin Akhmad
Published: February 2023

Purpose: This study aims to examine the role of good corporate governance (board of directors and board of commissioners) in mediating the bond between intellectual capital and financial performance.

Design/methodology/approach: This study obtains data from 264 manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in the 2015 – 2020 period. This study employs the Warp PLS 7.0 program. The tested research model is the multiple mediator model, with more than one mediating variables, so it requires multiple mediation analysis.

Findings: The results reveal that intellectual capital has no effect on financial performance. Intellectual capital has a significant negative effect on the board of directors and board of commissioners, while the board of directors and board of commissioners have a significant positive effect on financial performance.

Practical implications: Intellectual capital affects financial performance through the board of directors and board of commissioners’ as the mediating variables supported by the category of competitive mediation (inconsistent mediation). This competitive mediation provides support for the mediating effect hypothesis.

Paper type: Research paper