ACCELERATING VILLAGE FUND DISTRIBUTION STUDY TO SUPPORT THE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE 4+1 PRIORITY PROGRAM IN WEST SULAWESI

 

Karnoto1, Tri Frida Suryati2, William Indra S Mooduto3

1.2.Universitas Muhammadiyah Mamuju, Indonesia

3.Universitas Bina Mandiri Gorontalo, Indonesia

        E-mail: 1karnoaan06@gmail.com, 2suryatitrifrida@gmail.com , 3willsmood@ubmg.ac.id

Abstract

This research aims to identify the mechanisms for accelerating the disbursement of village funds to support the achievement of priority programs outlined by the provincial government of West Sulawesi. These programs primarily focus on reducing stunting, extreme poverty, school dropouts, high rates of child marriage, and inflation control in the region. Data collection methods involve interviews, and data analysis is conducted through the interpretation of subjective informant understanding, subsequently refined by the researcher.

 

The research findings indicate that the mechanism for accelerating the disbursement of village funds to support the 4+1 priority programs in West Sulawesi involves implementing policies to expedite the determination and revision processes of Village Head Regulations regarding Village Budgets (APBDesa) and Village Head Regulations on Direct Cash Assistance Programs (PKM BLT). Additionally, strict supervision of policy implementation is necessary, along with the continuous implementation of policies for monitoring and evaluation of APBDesa operators, the establishment of village oversight forums, mapping of villages without internet access, and integrated policies involving intensive coordination among all decision-makers.

Keywords: accelerating the disbursement, village funds, the 4+1 priority programs.

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