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Transparency in Village Fund Financial Management Ramos Da Chrismas; Elias Mite; Edoardus E Maturbongs; Imelda C Laode; Dapot Pardamean Saragih; David Laiyan
Musamus Journal of Public Administration Vol 2 No 2 (2020): Musamus Journal of Public Administration
Publisher : Department of State Administration - Musamus University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35724/mjpa.v2i2.2802

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The launch of village funds in Papua is always increasing every year given by the government, but on the other hand raises new problems regarding financial management and transparency. This study aims to provide new thinking about financial transparency of village funds suitable for the Papua region. The method used is literature study, and the results of this study are transparency that must be carried out, namely the provision and access of clear information about planning, implementation procedures and accountability (billboards, website, Facebook), the existence of deliberations involving the community and indigenous peoples / Chair Adat, Openness of the management process, Supervision is carried out by the whole community, Transparency of information on Village Financial management documents, Continual socialization and training from the government to the Village for effective management of the Village Fund, and Village Fund Assistance is actually recruited from people who have very high self-integrity.
Asymmetric Policy on Border Management Elias Mite; Ramos Da Chrismas; Yohanes Endes Teturan; Vinsenco R Serano; Nur Jalal; Alexander P Tjilen
Musamus Journal of Public Administration Vol 2 No 2 (2020): Musamus Journal of Public Administration
Publisher : Department of State Administration - Musamus University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35724/mjpa.v2i2.2810

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The management of state borders between Indonesia and PNG holds potential problems in the form of differences in socio-economic conditions between the two countries. While socially and culturally, people in the two countries have close kinship ties. This paper intends to recommend an asymmetric policy for managing national border areas, especially between Merauke and PNG. The conclusion of this study is that the adoption of the ChinaVietnam border management model can be applied in the management of the Indonesia-PNG border. This adoption is accompanied by several strategies in the form of: acceleration of construction of facilities and infrastructure, strengthening the socio-economic conditions of border communities, human resource development and strengthening of good institutional aspects.
Transparency in Village Fund Financial Management Ramos Da Chrismas; Elias Mite; Edoardus E Maturbongs; Imelda C Laode; Dapot Pardamean Saragih; David Laiyan
Musamus Journal of Public Administration Vol 2 No 2 (2020): Musamus Journal of Public Administration
Publisher : Department of State Administration - Musamus University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35724/mjpa.v2i2.2802

Abstract

The launch of village funds in Papua is always increasing every year given by the government, but on the other hand raises new problems regarding financial management and transparency. This study aims to provide new thinking about financial transparency of village funds suitable for the Papua region. The method used is literature study, and the results of this study are transparency that must be carried out, namely the provision and access of clear information about planning, implementation procedures and accountability (billboards, website, Facebook), the existence of deliberations involving the community and indigenous peoples / Chair Adat, Openness of the management process, Supervision is carried out by the whole community, Transparency of information on Village Financial management documents, Continual socialization and training from the government to the Village for effective management of the Village Fund, and Village Fund Assistance is actually recruited from people who have very high self-integrity.
Asymmetric Policy on Border Management Elias Mite; Ramos Da Chrismas; Yohanes Endes Teturan; Vinsenco R Serano; Nur Jalal; Alexander P Tjilen
Musamus Journal of Public Administration Vol 2 No 2 (2020): Musamus Journal of Public Administration
Publisher : Department of State Administration - Musamus University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.35724/mjpa.v2i2.2810

Abstract

The management of state borders between Indonesia and PNG holds potential problems in the form of differences in socio-economic conditions between the two countries. While socially and culturally, people in the two countries have close kinship ties. This paper intends to recommend an asymmetric policy for managing national border areas, especially between Merauke and PNG. The conclusion of this study is that the adoption of the ChinaVietnam border management model can be applied in the management of the Indonesia-PNG border. This adoption is accompanied by several strategies in the form of: acceleration of construction of facilities and infrastructure, strengthening the socio-economic conditions of border communities, human resource development and strengthening of good institutional aspects.
Co-Authors Alexander Phuk Tjilen Dapot Pardamean Saragih David Laiyan Edoardus E Maturbongs, Edoardus E Elias Mite Imelda C Laode Nur Jalal Vinsenco R Serano