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Madani Jurnal Politik dan Sosial Kemasyarakatan
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Jurnal MADANI Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Unisda Lamongan is published twice a year ie February and August is published by faculty of social sciences and political science of Islamic University Darul Ulum Lamongan.
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Addressing Stunting Data Disparity Through the Optimization of The "Sicantik" Application Ecosystem in North Gorontalo Regency Yusri K. Mamu
Madani: Jurnal Politik dan Sosial Kemasyarakatan Vol. 18 No. 1 (2026): MADANI : Jurnal Politik dan Sosial Kemasyarakatan
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This article addresses the significant disparity in stunting prevalence data in North Gorontalo Regency, where the 2023 Indonesian Health Survey (SKI) recorded a prevalence of 30.5%, in stark contrast to the 2024 e-PPGBM routine recording which showed only 12.06%. Using Root Cause Analysis (RCA), the study identifies that this anomaly stems from the low technical capacity of posyandu cadres, the use of unstandardized and uncalibrated measuring tools due to village budget limitations, and weak real-time field supervision by health workers. Although the local government has implemented the "SiCantik" application through Regent Regulation No. 8 of 2023 to accelerate reporting, it has not yet resolved the upstream data quality issues. Through Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA), this paper evaluates several policy alternatives based on effectiveness, budget efficiency, technical feasibility, and regulatory support. Consequently, the study recommends an Integrative Policy approach that includes: adding a "Smart Validation" feature to the SiCantik application to automatically reject medically illogical data, shifting cadre training methods to risk-based On-the-Job Training (OJT), and issuing a Regent's Instruction mandating the allocation of Village Funds for standardized anthropometric equipment and calibration.
The Influence of Public Information Disclosure on Transparency and Public Trust in The Batu City Government Bintang Hapray; Hayat Hayat; Didik Supriyanto
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This study aims to determinate the effect of public information disclosure on transparency and public trust in the Batu City Government. This was done as an effort by the Government to improve transparent and informative governance and to carry out its mandate in accordance with Public Information Disclosure Law Number 14 of 2008, which enables the public to experience a more open system of government. The research method used an explanatory quantitative approach through field research on public information disclosure. The result of the study show that the higher the level of public information disclosure, the higher the level of transparency and public trust in the government, especially in the Batu City Government. The Challenge as a city that was once categorized as an uninformative city in 2023 can be addressed so that in 2024 and 2025, Batu City can receive an award as an informative city that is open to public information needs. Therefore, public information disclosure is a government strategy to realized a transparent government that can be trusted by the public, especially the people of Batu City, whose public information needs can be met by the Batu City Government, which is serious in implementing the mandate of Public Information Disclosure Law Number 14 of 2008.
Greening Mainstream Politics: Party Organization, Public Office, and Environmental Action in Majalengka, Indonesia Valina Sinka; M. Ridha Taufiq Rahman; Astri Afrilia
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This article examines how mainstream political parties in Majalengka respond to environmental degradation and asks whether their initiatives amount to meaningful green politics or remain selective political adaptation. The study focuses on Majalengka because the regency faces visible ecological pressure, including extreme local heat and deficits in green open space, which make environmental governance a pressing political issue rather than a peripheral agenda. Using a qualitative case study design, the article analyzes PDI Perjuangan and Golkar through Katz and Mair’s Three Faces of Party framework, namely party in central office, party in public office, and party on the ground. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, observation, and document review, and were validated through source triangulation. The findings show that PDI Perjuangan demonstrates a thicker environmental profile because leadership discourse, institutional access, and grassroots activities reinforce one another. This is reflected in concrete initiatives such as the planting of 221,272 trees, the development of a 3-hectare people’s garden in Simpeureum with 10 food crop varieties, the formation of women farmers’ groups, and drainage repair at the village level. Golkar also articulates environmental concern through leadership statements and policy advocacy on tree cutting and green open space, yet its response remains more procedural and campaign-oriented than socially embedded. The article argues that neither party can be treated as a fully green political actor. PDIP’s activism still carries a productive and food-oriented logic rather than ecological restoration, while Golkar’s regulatory agenda is constrained by bureaucracy, development priorities, and weak implementation. The study contributes to party politics and environmental governance literature by showing that green politics in Indonesia may emerge within mainstream parties, but its depth depends on whether ecological commitment is translated across party organization, public office, and grassroots practice.
Government Health Communication on Instagram: Stunting Prevention in West Java Province Muhammad Zakky Fauzur Rahman
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Stunting remains a critical public health issue in Indonesia, making government communication key in translating health policies into public awareness and preventive actions. While many public institutions extensively use social media, little research has examined how provincial government agencies strategically leverage Instagram to address long-term health concerns such as stunting prevention. This study explores the digital communication approach of the West Java Province's National Population and Family Planning Board via their Instagram account @bkkbnjawabarat. It adopts a qualitative case study methodology, including in-depth interviews, Instagram documentation, and visual observation. Guided by Stuart Hall’s representation theory and Ostergaard’s 3A campaign effect model—awareness, attitude, and action—the findings reveal that Instagram serves as a vital communication tool due to its visual appeal and wide reach. Nonetheless, the campaign has yet to realize its full potential; educational messages are often overshadowed by ceremonial institutional content, local cultural references are underutilized, emotional engagement remains limited, and action-focused content lacks clear behavioral instructions. The study argues that digital government communication should be evaluated not only by platform activity but also by its capacity to deliver meaningful, culturally relevant, and behaviorally impactful messages.
An Analysis of the Effectiveness of Farm Road Development on Productivity and Farmer Welfare in Lamongan Regency Ida Suryawati
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The development of agricultural infrastructure, particularly farm roads, constitutes a strategic policy intervention designed to enhance food security, agricultural productivity, and the welfare of farmers in Lamongan Regency. This study aims to critically evaluate the effectiveness of farm road construction on optimizing crop yields and improving the socio-economic resilience of rural agrarian communities. Employing a comprehensive mixed-methods approach, the research integrates quantitative and qualitative data acquired through in-depth interviews, direct field observations, and the analysis of institutional documents. The findings reveal that farm road development significantly improves spatial accessibility, substantially reduces logistical transportation costs, and curtails post-harvest losses. These improvements cumulatively elevate agricultural productivity and drive a consistent upward trajectory in the Farmers' Terms of Trade (NTP). Furthermore, the infrastructure democratizes market access by dismantling oligopsonistic practices, thereby amplifying the bargaining power of primary producers. However, the long-term efficacy of this development is impeded by persistent structural constraints, including the absence of systematic post-construction maintenance, uneven infrastructural quality across the region, and the escalating threat of productive land capitalization. The study concludes that while farm roads are highly effective in augmenting immediate agrarian welfare, sustaining these socio-economic benefits necessitates the rigorous integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, stringent spatial planning, and robust grassroots institutional empowerment.
Beyond Compliance: Bureaucratic Innovation and Institutional Change in The Implementation of The Environmental SDG’s in Lamongan Regency Midkholus Surur Surur
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The implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the Indonesian local government level faces a persistent gap between formal adoption of the global framework and substantive changes in bureaucratic practices. This gap has not received an adequate theoretical explanation, especially in the context of SDGs in the environmental sector in districts with complex institutional characteristics. This research aims to develop a conceptual framework that explains the nature and depth of bureaucratic innovation in the implementation of SDGs in the environmental sector in Lamongan Regency, East Java, as an empirical reference. Using a conceptual analysis approach based on literature synthesis, this study applies Sociological Institutionalism and integrates it with the concept of institutional work and inhabited institutions. Three main findings were produced: the simultaneous working pattern of the three isomorphism mechanisms (coercive, mimetic, normative) with different intensities; the construction of a transformation-compliant continuum with four distinguishable analytical positions; as well as three theoretical propositions that can be empirically tested. The analysis shows that the dominance of coercive isomorphism encourages procedural compliance, while the movement towards substantive institutional transformation, which goes beyond compliance, requires the strengthening of normative isomorphism and the presence of institutional entrepreneurs who actively carry out institutional work. These findings contribute to the literature on SDGs localization, public sector innovation, and organizational sociology, with practical implications for environmental SDGs policy design at the local and national levels.
An Analysis of Abstract Translation by Pohuwato University Students: Translation Techniques, Quality, and Local Academic Register Hisasmaria Hisasmaria; Idrus Dama
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This study investigates how undergraduate students at Pohuwato University translate their thesis abstracts from Indonesian into English, focusing on the translation techniques employed, the quality of the translated texts, and the academic register reflected in the target texts. Abstracts are a crucial component of academic writing because they provide a condensed representation of the aims, methods, findings, and implications of a study, and their quality often determines whether a paper will be read, cited, or accepted for wider publication. Previous studies on student and journal abstracts in Indonesia indicate that translation is typically dominated by literal translation, borrowing, calque, and transposition, yet recurrent problems remain in accuracy, acceptability, and readability of the English versions. Addressing this gap, the present study offers novelty by integrating analysis of translation techniques and translation quality with an explicit examination of local academic register as manifested in Pohuwato University students' abstracts — a context largely neglected in prior Indonesian academic translation research. This descriptive qualitative study uses 10 pairs of Indonesian–English thesis abstracts (120 translation units) as data. The analysis identifies translation techniques based on Molina and Albir's taxonomy, assesses accuracy, acceptability, and readability using a three-point scale, and interprets academic register patterns in the translated texts. Findings show that literal translation dominates at 43.3%, followed by borrowing (17.5%), transposition (11.7%), and other techniques. Overall translation quality falls within the "fair to good" range, but approximately 10–14% of units are inaccurate, unacceptable, or difficult to read. Academic register analysis reveals persistent Indonesian rhetorical influence in verb choices, sentence length, and tense inconsistency. The study recommends data-driven, institution-specific pedagogical intervention to strengthen academic English writing and translation at Pohuwato University.
Analysis of Constraints in Utilizing Classroom Reading Corners to Foster Reading Interest Ainun Tinguli; Maryam H. Dumako
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This study investigates and analyzes the primary obstacles hindering the utilization of reading corners at SDN 02 Dengilo. Although reading corners serve as essential literacy facilities designed to cultivate a reading culture and elevate students' interest, their practical implementation has not been entirely successful. Employing a qualitative descriptive approach, data was gathered through direct observations, structured interviews with fifth-grade homeroom teachers and students, and documentation. The data was subsequently analyzed using the Miles and Huberman model, which encompasses data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The findings reveal four main constraints inhibiting the effectiveness of these facilities: (1) limited and monotonous book collections, (2) intrinsically low student interest in reading, (3) the overwhelming influence of gadgets and digital media, and (4) inadequate management coupled with a lack of book updates. Collectively, these constraints result in the suboptimal utilization of reading corners in fostering student literacy.
Implementing Collaborative Governance to Realize Substantive Public Services: A Case Study of the Permata Hati Ecotourism Program Faizul Abror; Hayat Hayat; Septina Dwi Rahmawati
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Collaborative-based public service delivery has emerged as a vital approach in fostering sustainable community development, particularly through participatory ecotourism management. This study aims to comprehensively analyze the practice of collaborative governance in realizing public services through the Permata Hati Ecotourism Program in Panglungan Village, Jombang Regency, Indonesia. Employing a qualitative research method with a case study approach, empirical data were gathered through in-depth interviews, participant observations, and document analysis, which were subsequently analyzed using an interactive data analysis model. The theoretical framework relies on the collaborative governance model proposed by Ansell and Gash (2008). The findings reveal four key dimensions: (1) the starting conditions of the program were deeply rooted in local grassroots initiatives driven by severe forest degradation and resource scarcity, which ultimately catalyzed the necessity for multi-actor collaboration; (2) the institutional design is robustly supported by formal legal frameworks (Memorandum of Understanding, Environmental Agency Decrees, and Regent Regulations), inclusive deliberative forums, and transparent communication channels; (3) facilitative leadership is effectively distributed among local community figures (Wagisan), Non-Governmental Organizations (Ecoton), and the local government (Environmental Agency/DLH); and (4) the collaborative process has successfully generated significant 'small wins,' including the ecological restoration of 70 hectares of conservation forest, the preservation of five vital water springs, and the enhancement of the local community's economic well-being. In conclusion, the practice of collaborative governance in this program has been highly adaptive, inclusive, and sustainable. It demonstrates that public service delivery is not merely an administrative procedure, but rather a substantive collective action toward environmental conservation and community empowerment.
Building Roads, Building Communities: Participation and Infrastructure in Patuhu Village Edy Sijaya; Hasman Umuri
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This study explores the dynamics of community participation in road infrastructure development in Patuhu Village, Pohuwato Regency, and the underlying factors influencing this engagement. Utilizing a descriptive qualitative method, data were gathered through observation, interviews, and literature study from key informants, including village officials and community members. The findings reveal that community participation is evident across the planning, implementation, and evaluation stages. While planning participation showed an increase during the 2025 and 2026 Musrenbang (Development Planning Deliberations), early-stage consultations (Musdus) lacked direct citizen involvement. During implementation, despite initial demands for monetary compensation, the community ultimately demonstrated strong support by voluntarily relinquishing land for the 514-meter road project. The success of this infrastructure development is driven by the community's awareness and the critical need for better agricultural access. Conversely, the study uncovers a paradox where the provision of the Village Fund (Dana Desa) inadvertently hindered participation by diminishing the traditional spirit of mutual cooperation (gotong royong), compounded by low educational levels. The research suggests that village governments must enhance direct citizen involvement in early planning and educate the public on fund allocation to revitalize community self-help.

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