<![CDATA[Differences in rural development conditions require an objective measurement to determine the level of village development. The Village Development Index (Indeks Desa Membangun/IDM) is used to assess village development through three main dimensions, namely social resilience, economic resilience, and environmental resilience, which are subsequently used to classify village development status. This study aims to analyze the Village Development Index and determine the development status of Kesiman Petilan Village, Bali, based on indicator measurements in 2025. The study employed a descriptive quantitative approach using a scoring technique for indicators within each dimension of the Village Development Index. Unlike previous studies that generally focus on calculating the Village Development Index or describing village status, this study provides a quantitative verification of the development status of Kesiman Petilan Village while identifying the relative strengths and areas requiring improvement across the three resilience dimensions. The results show that Kesiman Petilan Village obtained a Social Resilience Index of 0.91, an Economic Resilience Index of 0.76, and an Environmental Resilience Index of 0.73. These three dimensions resulted in a Village Development Index score of 0.80. Based on the classification interval applied in the study, the score falls within the range of 0.707–<0.815, indicating that Kesiman Petilan Village is classified as an Advanced Village (Desa Maju), rather than an Independent Village (Desa Mandiri). The findings demonstrate that social resilience is the village's main strength, while economic and environmental resilience require further improvement to support the transition toward an Independent Village. Thus, the study contributes an indicator-based assessment that not only confirms the village's development status but also provides a basis for identifying priority dimensions for future development]]>
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