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Jurnal Pallangga Praja
Published by Institut Pemerintahan Dalam Negeri Kampus Sulawesi Selatan
ISSN : 27160262     EISSN : 27985229     DOI : -
Core Subject : Social,
Social Sciences
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) diterbitkan oleh Institut Pemerintahan Dalam Negeri (IPDN) Kampus Sulawesi Selatan pertama kali pada bulan Oktober 2019 sebagai media /majalah ilmiah bidang sosial di lingkungan IPDN Kampus Sulawesi Selatan. Jurnal ilmiah ini memuat karya tulis ilmiah untuk ilmu sosial, menyangkut pembangunan sosial dan pemberdayaan masyarakat, termasuk politik, hukum, ekonomi, dan keuangan, termasuk isu-isu seperti gender, lembaga pemerintah dan lembaga sosial, sistem pengetahuan lokal. JPP bertujuan menyebarkan pemikiran-pemikiran konseptual serta hasil penelitian.
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Implementation of the Sustainable Quality Family Village Program in Bedagung and Tapen Villages, Magetan Regency Suryati, Lisa; Hilman, Yusuf Adam; Triono, Bambang; Ridho, Irvan Nur
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol 6 No 2 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61076/jpp.v6i2.5009

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Bedagung Village and Tapen Village are the implementers of the Quality Family Village (Kampung Keluarga Berkualitas) Program in Magetan Regency. These two villages are both classified as sustainable, but in their implementation, they have varying outputs. Therefore, this research is important to understand how the program is implemented in each village. This study aims to analyze the implementation of the Sustainable Quality Family Village Program in Bedagung Village and Tapen Village, Magetan Regency. This research uses a qualitative descriptive approach with data collection techniques including interviews, observation, and documentation. The technique for determining informants combines two methods: snowball and purposive sampling. This study employs Edward III's Public Policy Implementation Theory to analyze the data. The results show that the implementation of the Sustainable Quality Family Village Program in Bedagung Village and Tapen Village, Magetan Regency, has successfully improved the quality of life of their communities. The communication carried out aligns with the dimensions of clarity and consistency. Its implementation is also supported by trained human resources as well as adequate financial support and facilities. Additionally, there is a clear commitment among policy implementers and a new bureaucratic structure that facilitates the program's execution. Despite some challenges, such as a shortage of PLKB officers, the program has progressed with cross-sectoral support and active community participation.
Analysis of Smart Governance Implementation In Ternate City, North Maluku Province Aswar, Muh. Hajarul; Nurrahman, Agung; Rahmadanita, Annisa
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol 6 No 2 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61076/jpp.v6i2.5026

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The Ternate City Government has organized the digitization of public services, but based on the Electronic-Based Government System index, the index results obtained are still included in the insufficient category. This study aims to obtain an overview and analyze the implementation of smart governance in Ternate City. The research method used is Quasi Qualitative Method. The results showed that community participation in decision-making in Ternate City was good, with the level of participation and frequency achieved, although there were still people who were not fully involved. The availability of public services and infrastructure still needs to be improved, while government transparency and information accountability have been well achieved. The smart governance strategy in Ternate City already exists, but the policy basis for implementing smart governance is still not fully realized. In conclusion, the implementation of smart governance in Ternate City shows progress in community participation, transparency, and strategy, but still needs improvement in the availability of public services, infrastructure, and supporting policy basis.
Social Stratification of Betao Riase Village Community Pitu Riawa District Sidenreng Rappang District South Sulawesi Kadir, Moch. Dienul Fajry; Sosiawan, Aryo; Nain, Umar
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol 6 No 2 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61076/jpp.v6i2.5028

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Social stratification is a form of concept in sociology that discusses grouping, classifying, and dividing social groups and a community in society into a certain class, level, or strata that form a certain layer. This research was conducted to find out how the differences in social class and interactions between members of the Betao Riase village community. The method used in this study is a qualitative method with in-depth interview techniques. There are three caste differences in the Betao Riase village community, namely Andi, Ie and Ua. These three castes are distinguished by the shape of the house and ownership of plantation and agricultural land. Classes in the village community only show that there is a division of caste and the number of land ownership but this does not interfere with social interaction between members of the village community. Caste differences are not a problem and people can still live together comfortably and peacefully.
Local Open Government Issues In Kaduna State, Nigeria Afandi, Syed Agung; Erdayani, Rizki; Afandi, Muslim
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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This study aims to analyze key issues of open government in Kaduna State. Kaduna State plays a major role in Nigeria as the only local government pilot program of the Open Government Partnership. A qualitative approach and bibliometric analysis method were used in this study. The research data were obtained from the official website of the Kaduna State Government and sourced from the Google Scholar database. The findings of this study indicate that the study of open government in Kaduna State is not popular. The topics that dominate the study of open government in Kaduna State are farming, education, transparency, health, conflict, information resources, and information and communication technology. Meanwhile, the current and potential topics in the study of open government in Kaduna State include cybersecurity, e-government systems, health insurance, food security, electoral systems, democratic governance, and independent electoral commissions. Kaduna State is currently focusing on five main commitments, namely strengthening the participatory budget process, the Open Contracting Data Standard and Open Contracting 4 Infrastructure Data Standard, access to information for citizen engagement, strengthening social protection systems, and improving service delivery in education and health sectors. These commitments have the potential to create a more open government in Kaduna State.
Utilization of Law Against Conflicting Public Policies Bakri, Riani; Jeddawi, Murtir; Husain, Muh. Fachril; Utami, Fadilah Risqi
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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Good and qualified public policies can be sued, let alone public policies that actually cause harm to the community. This paper aims to analyze public policies (legislation) that conflict with each other, even though the public policies (legislation) in question have not been revoked. This paper uses a library research method by identifying relevant literature sources, including books, academic journals, and policy documents that discuss the relationship between law and public policy. Analysis is carried out on the sources that have been collected to understand how law can function as a tool to resolve conflicts in public policy. The results of the study indicate that Indonesia as a country of law based on Article 1 paragraph (3) of the 1945 Constitution, every government action by the government is always based on (written) law and norms that apply at a certain time and place. However, in the implementation of the government as an implication of the written legal regulation regime, sometimes there is a conflict between one legal regulation and another, either lower legal regulations against higher legal regulations or between equal legal regulations, to overcome the lack of legal basis for public service, the application of the principle of derogation becomes a legal instrument to provide legal certainty.
The Attitude Of Agricultural Extension Workers Toward The Use of Digital Population Identity In The Distribution of Subsidized Fertilizer In Maros Regency Halim, Abdul; Faisal, Muhamad; Halim, Khairunna Istiqamah
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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This study aims to analyze the attitude of agricultural extension workers toward the use of Digital Population Identity (Indonesian: Identitas Kependudukan Digital [IKD]) in the distribution of subsidized fertilizer in Maros Regency. This research employed a quantitative approach, using a questionnaire as the primary instrument. The samples consisted of 66 agricultural extension workers residing in Maros Regency, selected through purposive sampling. Data analysis was conducted using SPSS for Windows 23, incorporating Spearman’s rank correlation analysis and the Mann-Whitney U test. The results indicate as follows: (1) Factors influencing the attitude of agricultural extension workers include personal experience, the influence of significant people, and exposure to mass media, which fall into the low to moderate category; formal education falls into the high category, while non-formal education is in the low category. (2) Agricultural extension workers generally agree with the use of IKD in the distribution of subsidized fertilizer, both during the registration of farmers eligible for subsidies and during the verification and validation of farmer data when redeeming subsidized fertilizer. (3) Personal experience, the influence of significant people, and exposure to mass media do not have a significant relationship with agricultural extension workers’ attitudes toward the use of IKD. However, formal and non-formal education significantly correlate with their attitudes toward IKD implementation. (4) There is no significant difference in attitudes toward IKD use between agricultural extension workers who are digitally adaptive and those who are not. However, there is a significant difference in attitude toward IKD use between agricultural extension workers with an S2 (master’s) degree and those with an S1 (bachelor’s) degree. Additionally, a significant difference exists between agricultural extension workers who have attended a high level of non-formal education and those with a low level of non-formal education.
Building Resilience Public Organizations Through Technological Innovation In Public Services In Indonesia Sahabuddin, Romansyah; Rahman, Fatmawati A; Wijaya, Indra Dharma
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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In today's digital era, technological innovation has become a key pillar in enhancing the effectiveness and resilience of public organizations. This study aims to analyze how technological innovation contributes to building resilient public organizations in Indonesia, particularly in the realm of public service delivery. A descriptive qualitative approach was employed, utilizing in-depth interviews and document analysis in government institutions implementing the Electronic-Based Government System (SPBE). The findings reveal that technological innovation improves service efficiency, accelerates administrative processes, and strengthens organizational capacity in responding to change and crisis. However, infrastructure disparities, low digital literacy, and resistance to change remain significant challenges that must be addressed to achieve sustainable organizational resilience.
Integration of Technology In Public Services As An Effort to Enhance Government Organizational Resilience In Indonesia Salam, Rudi; Asmar; Rosalin, Sovia
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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Digital transformation has become a strategic necessity in strengthening the resilience of government organizations, especially in the face of health crises, natural disasters, and socio-economic pressures. This study aims to analyze how the integration of technology in public services contributes to enhancing organizational resilience in Indonesia’s public sector. A qualitative approach was employed using a case study design focused on a government institution implementing Electronic-Based Government Systems (SPBE). Data collection techniques included in-depth interviews, policy document analysis, and participatory observation. The findings reveal that technological integration through SPBE and digital platforms has improved service continuity, enhanced institutional adaptive capacity, and fostered faster decision-making and cross-sectoral collaboration. However, challenges such as digital infrastructure disparities, uneven digital literacy, and fragmented policy coordination between central and local governments remain significant barriers. The study concludes that technology must be strategically positioned as a long-term component in building public sector resilience.
Analysis of Food Reserves In Makassar City Arifianto, Andi Eka
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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The availability of food, particularly rice, is a key prerequisite for achieving food security in Makassar City. The average rice production in Makassar is only 7,281.98 tons per year, far below the community’s consumption needs, which reach 165,424.77 tons annually. This gap has driven efforts to meet food needs through various sources, including local production and Regional Government Food Reserves. From 2017 to 2023, the Government Food Reserves of Makassar City amounted to only 74 tons, which remains insufficient to anticipate food crises or emergency situations. Based on this condition, this study aims to analyze the causes of the limited amount of government food reserves in Makassar City. The method used is quantitative analysis. The study results indicate that one of the main causes of the low food reserves is outdated regulation. Makassar Mayor Regulation Number 38 of 2017 concerning the Management of Government Food Reserves is considered misaligned with higher-level policies. Therefore, it is recommended that the regulation be revised and elevated to the status of a Regional Regulation. With the establishment of a Regional Regulation, the implementation of food reserves by the Makassar City Food Security Office can be optimized to increase both the quantity and preparedness of food reserves. The proposed Regional Regulation can be initiated by the Food Security Office through several stages, including planning, drafting, deliberation, enactment, and finally promulgation in the Regional Gazette.
Digitalization Agriculture Support Resistance National In Review From Please The 3RD Pancasila Sakdiyah, Nikmatus
Jurnal Pallangga Praja (JPP) Vol. 7 No. 1 (2025): April
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Food security is a condition for satisfying the quality and quantity of food needs for households in a safe, equitable, and affordable manner. The relationship between population, natural resources, and the economy will realize harmonization that will realize food security and community welfare and have a positive impact on Indonesia's national resilience. This paper is the result of a review of various research results and literature compiled from the formulation of problems regarding how to realize agricultural digitalization strategies to support national resilience and whether agricultural digitalization is in line with the values of Pancasila 3rd precept. This paper aims to analyze agricultural problems through digitalization to support national resilience, contribute ideas to solve agricultural problems through agricultural digitalization to support national resilience, provide an overview of the realization of the 3rd precept of Pancasila through agricultural digitalization. This paper is prepared using a qualitative descriptive method. The analysis of data obtained from secondary data provides a description of the conditions of agricultural digitalization in Indonesia in the form of a narrative description. Smart farming provides agricultural solutions as an agricultural management concept strategy that utilizes the sophistication of digital technology with Artificial Intelligence (Al), agricultural tools and machinery, sensors, mechanization, and the Internet that can make it easier for farmers to do their work. Agricultural digitalization realizes food security for the Indonesian nation and encourages national resilience. Agricultural digitalization through smart farming provides solutions to agricultural problems in Indonesia. The agricultural digitalization strategy is designed to be implemented starting from upstream, cultivation, and downstream. Agricultural digitalization through smart farming fosters a sense of farmer unity and is in line with the 3rd precept of Pancasila.

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