This article aims to discuss employee performance issues within the South Malinau District Office. The problem is focusing on the achievement of employee performance according to indicators of individual ability, motivation, support received, the existence of the work they do and their relationship with the organization, and the factors that influence it. Research approach using Organizational performance theory references from Robbins and Judge and Kadarisman. The data were collected through observation and interviews and analyzed qualitatively. This study concludes that the performance of employees at the Malinau Selatan Sub-district Office shows low performance based on employee performance indicators and influence by factors both from internal and external employees.
This study aims to analyze the effect of the Village Fund on poverty alleviation and improvement of basic infrastructure services for drinking water and sanitation in districts and cities in Indonesia. The need for evaluation of the Village Fund policy is a consequence of the implementation of fiscal decentralization to villages based on Law no. 6/2014. This policy has implications for an increase in transfer funds to villages of more than IDR 329 trillion cumulatively. Theoretically, fiscal decentralization to villages should improve public services and accelerate poverty reduction through local preferences matching and more efficient allocations. This research was a quantitative study using path analysis to test the hypotheses. Data were obtained from BPS and the Ministry of Finance for all districts/cities receiving Village Fund. The results show that The Village Fund had a significant effect on poverty reduc-tion nationally, although its contribution was very small, and the effect was not significant in districts/cities with low fiscal capacity. The Village Funds had an effect on increasing drinking water but not significant, on the other hand, it had a significant effect on districts/cities with medium or low fiscal capacity with low poverty rate. The Village Fund had an effect on improving sanitation but it was not significant nationally or in all districts/cities. The Village Fund for drinking water had no significant effect on poverty reduction nationally and for all districts/cities. The Village Fund for sanitation had no effect on poverty reduction nationally or in all districts/cities but it had an effect on districts/cities with low fiscal capacity and poverty rate even though it was not significant. The implementation of the Village Fund policy needs to consider the fiscal capacity and diversity of regional characteristics in order to make the effectiveness of the Village Fund more optimal.
This study aims to analyze the development and use of Numfor Airport facilities, their impact on the performance of Numfor Airport, and the prioritized development and use of facilities at Numfor Airport. The research used mixed methods with the primary reliance on qualitative and quantitative data. While the qualitative data were obtained from interviews, the quantitative data were obtained from distributed questionnaires. The research participants and samples in this study amounted to 30 people, who were Numfor Airport employees, airline employees, and the public passengers. Quantitative data were processed using simple linear regression analysis. The results of the study show that 1) The development and utilization of facilities at Numfor Airport was far from optimal. 2) The development and utilization of facilities had a positive and significant effect on the performance of Numfor Airport. 3) It is necessary to prioritize the development and use of facilities at Numfor Airport for standardization of basic service facilities, procurement of the unavailable facilities, utilization of communication facilities, as well as procurement of special costs for transportation, postal and giro.
The recent study observed the damage type and the effect on the yield and dry rubber content (DRC) of wind damaged and one-year recovery of rubber trees. The observation covered 11 sites consisted of 8, 11, 12, and 15 years of PB 260 clone. The damage type was distinguished into curved, cracking curved, broken branch, broken stem, and uprooted. Latex samples were collected from each damage type and compared with normal trees. The observation exhibited that the broken stem and uprooted trees were found in the center of the impacted area, whereas curved and broken branch trees were located in the outer. The proportion of curved, broken branches and uprooted trees increased by plant age, while the proportion of broken stem decreased. The wind damage inflicted a significant yield loss and DRC decrease. The curved trees showed the least impact on the yield, yet it was reduced by nearly 50 %, and the DRC lower around 4.92 %. Nevertheless, when the curve was accompanied by cracking, the yield loss and the DRC decrease were more severe. The one-year recovery trees indicated that the trees did not fully recover.
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