THE POLEMIC OF PUBLIC POLICY IMPLEMENTATION IN INDONESIA UNDER JOKO WIDODO GOVERNMENT

 

Sitti Nurtina

Bina Mandiri , University of Gorontal

 Faculty of Government and Public Sector, Indonesia sittinurtina92@ubmg.ac.id

ABSTRACT

Policies are made to answer the needs of the community, from cities to remote areas. Hopefully, this will be reflected in policymaking in the present and the future. Public policies are governmental decisions and are the result of activities that the government undertakes in pursuance of certain goals and objectives. It can also be said that public policy formulation and implementation involves a well-planned pattern or course of activity. Public policy implementation is an implementation process in terms of realizing public policy goals that have been set by the government. Policy implementation is a practical stage and is distinguished from policy formulation which can be seen as a rhetorical stage. Policy implementation activities will certainly be welcomed with joy by the community if the designation of the policy is truly for the good and has a direct impact on the wider community. During the implementation of public policy, various obstacles will be encountered. To identify the problems with the implementation of Jokowi government public policy (2014-2019) variables from two models Van Meter and Van Horn also Edward III influence the process of implementing public policy. This research is qualitative by using the textual study method by analyzing secondary data from various related literature. From the results of the research, empirical data showed that there are several factors that influence the implementation of public policy in Indonesia. The implementation of public policy found problems due to communication, resources, economics, and social and political conditions.

Keywords: Public Policy, Implementation, Government, Implement Policy Model

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