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A PENGARUH MOTIVASI DAN KEPEMIMPINAN KEPALA SEKOLAH TERHADAP KINERJA PEGAWAI SMP NEGERI 3 DI BERAU Susanti, Endah
ECO-BUILD Economy Bring Ultimate Information All About Development Journal
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This study aims to explain whether the variables of Motivation and Leadership Principal influence significantly to the Performance of Junior High School 3 Officials in Berau. The result of hypothesis testing (H1) has proved there is no influence between motivation on employee performance. Through the calculation results have been done t value arithmetic -1.250 with a significance level of results of 0.227> ɑ (0.05), thus the first hypothesis is not proven Hypothesis testing result (H2): there is no influence of headmaster leadership on employee performance. Through the calculation results have been obtained t value arithmetic -0.567 with a significance level of results of 0.577> ɑ (0.05), thus the second hypothesis is not proven Hypothesis testing result (H3) has proved there is no influence between motivation and leadership of headmaster to employee performance. Through the calculation results have been obtained obtained f value 0.742 with the significance of results of 0.490> ɑ (0.05), thus the third hypothesis is not proven.  
PENGEMBANGAN KAPASITAS: BIDANG PERLINDUNGAN JAMINAN SOSIAL DINAS SOSIAL KABUPATEN BERAU DALAM PELAKSANAAN PROGRAM KELUARGA HARAPAN SEBAGAI UPAYA PENGENTASAN PENDUDUK MISKIN Susanti, Endah
ECO-BUILD Economy Bring Ultimate Information All About Development Journal
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This study aims to determine the factors that inhibit the function of Social Security Protection Division (Linjamsos) on the Social Service of Berau District in the implementation of Hope Harvest Program (PKH) as government effort in alleviating poverty and development of Social Security Protection Division (Linjamsos) an effort to strengthen the function of the Social Service of the District of Berau in the context of poverty alleviation. This study uses a qualitative method. The theory used is institutional capacity building theory from Riyadi Soeprapto (2010). The results of this study indicate that Linjamsos Social Service of Berau Regency can not optimally perform its function as the implementer of Family Hope Program (PKH) in efforts to alleviate poor vulnerable population because it still has barriers from the system in the form of lack of commitment of PKH Assistant to implement the rule expressly as legal basis, communication systems, limited facilities and infrastructure, poor road infrastructure, unknowing beneficiary families (KPM) with banking system, and inclusion of errors and exlusion errors in the KPM data validation process.
THE EFFECT OF POPULATION,INVESTMENT AND REGIONAL EXPENDITURE AGAINST REGIONAL INCOME AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX IN BERAU DISTRICT, EAST BORNEO INDONESIA Susanti, Endah
ECO-BUILD Economy Bring Ultimate Information All About Development Journal
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This study aims to examine the Effect of Population,Investment and Regional Expenditure against Regional Income and Human Development Index of Berau District during period 2014-2018. This research is a causality research that analyze the direct and indirect effect of some independent variables and on the dependent variable by using path analysis. Variable used is variable of Population and Investment and Fregional Expenditure to regional income and Human Development Index of Berau district. The results showed that the variable of population, and Regional Expenditure did not directly affect the regional income in Berau District. The investment variable has a direct and significant effect on the regional income in Berau District. The variable of population, investment, Expenditure, and regional income did not significantly affect the human development index in Berau District. Variables of population, investment, regional expenditure indirectly affect the human development index through regional income in Berau District
Study of Potential and Strategy for Sustainable Tourism Development in the Semanting Bay Mangrove Ecotourism Conservation Area, Berau Regency Susanti, Endah
Gorontalo Development Review Volume 8 Nomor 2 Oktober 2025
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This study examines the potential, practices, and strategies for sustainable tourism development in the Semanting Bay Mangrove Ecotourism, Berau Regency. The background of the study departs from the role of tourism as an economic driver that must maintain the ecological carrying capacity and local socio-cultural values. The study uses a qualitative descriptive approach in a natural setting with primary (in-depth interviews/observation) and secondary (policy documents) data sources, purposive selection of informants (village governments, ecotourism managers, and Pokdarwis), and Miles–Huberman analysis (reduction, presentation, drawing conclusions) accompanied by triangulation of sources and methods. The results show that Teluk Semanting has strong prospects as an ecotourism destination: the mangrove ecosystem ±741 ha and the existence of proboscis monkeys is the main capital; sustainability practices have been carried out through destination levies, MSME promotion events, waste management, environmental education, and conservation—but the degree is not optimal. Challenges include limited basic infrastructure (access to roads, clean water, toilets, internet networks), effectiveness of promotions, and strengthening the participation and capacity of local human resources. Priority strategies include structured multi-stakeholder collaboration, improving the quality of "green" tourism products and experiences, strengthening tourist literacy, and regular coordination forums across government units. This study recommends strengthening community capacity and participatory governance so that economic, social, and environmental benefits are distributed fairly and sustainably across generations.
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