The government in 2012 held a Non-Livable House (RTLH) program for the poor which aims to improve the condition of the house as a whole and partly so as to create a decent home. In 2017, there were only 227 recipients of the RTLH Program in Pandeglang district (23.03%). This shows the inequality of program assistance. In fact, some regions did not get the program at all. Some are not right on target for the RTLH program. Another problem is due to the limited budget for the RTLH Program, while the number of people who need a lot. Qualitative research was used in this study. There are 24 informants obtained by Purposive techniques. The focus of this research is how the Implementation of Non-Eligible Houses (RTLH) Program Policies in the villages of the District of Labuan in Pandeglang Regency using the theory of Charles O ’Jones which consists of three dimensions, namely: organization, interpretation and application. Based on the results of the research and processing of the data, it can be concluded that the Implementation of the Policy for the Non-Eligible Houses (RTLH) Social Rehabilitation Guidelines for the poor in the Pandeglang District Social Service has not gone well. The successful implementation of the Non-Eligible Houses (RTLH) social rehabilitation policy for the poor in Pandeglang District Social Service has not been fully successful.
People need services to meet a variety of needs that can not be fulfilled themselves. Similarly, at the Kotabaru District office, Karawang regency, West Java province has an important role to provide public services. The main purpose of public service is the satisfaction of the community. This satisfaction can be realized if the services provided in accordance with service standards established or better than the standard service. The services provided in general have not satisfied the public.The purpose of this study is to analyze the value of the level of Satisfaction Index in Kotabaru District Karawang regency in an effort to increase the quality of service satisfaction in Kotabaru district office Karawang regency.The research approach is quantitative. Technique sampling technique proportionate stratified random sampling. Population 18,584 People with 207 samples. Data collection techniques with questionnaires. Technique Data analysis is Satisfaction Index of Society based on Rating of service quality KEP / 25 / M.PAN / 2/2004 about General Guidance of Compilation of Public Satisfaction Index.Based on the result of calculation of Satisfaction Index of Public in Kotabaru Subdistrict office with acquisition value of Satisfaction Index of Community equal to 54,10 quality of Kotabaru District office service performance is at "C" level of bad category. Based on the 14 elements of service studied, service procedure is the element with the highest index value with the value of IKM of 62.00 and is at the level of less good. While the element with the lowest index value is the element of service cost certainty with an IKM value of 43.50 and is at the level of less good.
As the most important component in life, the existence of water should be preserved and preserved. The principles of water conservation must be adhered to in daily life so that water sustainability can last into the future. The Citarum River as one of the biggest water potentials in West Java has a huge potential for the community, both for its beneficial potential and for its detrimental potential. Unfortunately, the community and the government tend to be lulled by the beneficial potential of the Citarum river, and unwittingly increase the potential loss of the river. Reduced land conservation areas, densely populated settlements, pollution of rivers by domestic and industrial waste, and others cause disasters such as floods, droughts and landslides. This is a problem that must be resolved together between the government and the community. Coordination, division of responsibilities, and harmonious communication between the two are believed to solve the complicated problems that occur in the Citarum River Basin.
The research aims to determine the implementation of policies regarding cybercrime applications at the Metro Jaya Police, Central Jakarta in accordance with the Electronic Transactions of Electronic Information and / or Electronic Documents regulations. The basic theory used in this research is Edward III (1980), which states that policy implementation is influenced by communication, resources, disposition, and bureaucratic structures. This study used a qualitative descriptive method by interviewing several informants. The results showed that the Central Jakarta Metro Jaya Police had implemented a cybercrime prevention policy through communication, resources, disposition, and bureaucratic structures to overcome cybercrime. Barriers to policy implementation are limited personnel such as IT and cyber forensics experts, budget and facilities and infrastructure to support the disclosure of cybercrime cases. Training is needed for cyber police in using technology, both by the police and universities. This step is necessary to recruit information technology experts. The urgency of the need for experts must also be balanced with the presence of sophisticated facilities and infrastructure to support network security and also to facilitate tracking criminals so that cybercrime cases can be resolved quickly.
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