The Model of E-Administration and COVID-19 Multi Helix Collaboration Policy in Indonesia

Abstract

Indonesia is coping Covid-19 pandemic since the beginning of March 2020. Many policies and strategies that have already been conducted by the government to resolve and prevent this outbreak. The use of technology information in administration (e-administration) is very important during this outbreak. 55℅ people at Java Island use the internet and their gadget to gain information about its disease and how to cope and cure it, while people in Sumatra Island uses 23℅ of internet and their gadget to communicate and share information and even doing business, work from home, school from home and public service deliveries activities. The rest is separated into other islands in Indonesia. Policies in social distancing, restricted areas to be attended to, e-learning, and free Wi-Fi/free internet for the public need creating more new collaborations in multi helix situations. Therefore, there is a need for an e-administration multi helix policy model that is used in an integrated way to prevent this outbreak curve increase now. And even use this model for future similar disasters or pandemic. This research uses qualitative method and descriptive analysis approach. Furthermore, this research uses library research and deep interviews to gain data and information. This research argues that autonomous e-administration and multi helix policy models can resolve and prevent obstacles in coping with this pandemic Covid-19. Autonomous e-administration such as using what is up and any social media that is based on multi helix factors, good policy implementation and collaboration can be an integrated model for decreasing the pandemic curve significantly.