Village asset management is a critical pillar in achieving effective governance and sustainable rural development. However, numerous studies indicate that asset management practices at the village level, both in Indonesia and other developing countries, continue to face significant structural and operational challenges. This study aims to identify and comparatively analyze the problems and solutions related to village asset management through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) approach. The findings reveal that key challenges include unclear asset ownership status, weak asset administration, limited human resource capacity, inadequate infrastructure, low community participation, poor reporting discipline, barriers to digitalization, and misalignment of organizational objectives. This study contributes to the literature by offering a cross-country comparative perspective that enhances the understanding of critical success factors in village asset management and provides insights for improving governance practices in rural publik sektor management.
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