Village Government Strategy In Management Of Village Fund Budget (ADD) (Case Study: Halimbe Plantation Village, Aek Natas District, North Labuhanbatu Regency In 2015)
Village Government Strategy in Management of Village Fund Budget (ADD): A Case Study of Halimbe Plantation Village, Aek Natas District, North Labuhanbatu Regency in 2015
Introduction
The management of village funds is a crucial aspect of village development, and the Village Fund Budget (ADD) is a vital component of this process. In Indonesia, the ADD is a source of funding for village development programs, and its effective management is essential for the well-being of the community. This case study examines the strategy of the Halimbe Plantation Village government in managing the ADD, with a focus on the relationship between the village government and the plantation company PT. Scofindo, which operates in the region.
The Importance of Village Fund Budget (ADD) Management
The ADD is a vital source of funding for village development programs, and its effective management is essential for the well-being of the community. The ADD is used to finance various development programs, including infrastructure development, education, and healthcare. However, the management of the ADD is often hampered by various obstacles, including limited sources of village funds, inadequate human resources, and lack of communication between the village government and the community.
The Relationship between Village and Company Government
One of the key findings of this study is the dependency between the Halimbe plantation village government and the plantation company PT. Scofindo. This dependency is caused by the location of the village in the company's rights (HGU), which limits the village's autonomy in budget management. While this dependency can provide benefits to the village through corporate social funds, it can also limit the village's ability to manage its own funds effectively.
Constraints in ADD Management
Several obstacles in the management of ADD in the Halimbe plantation village were identified in this study. First, the limited source of village funds is a challenge for the village government in implementing various development programs. Second, inadequate human resources in the village hamper effectiveness in budget management. In addition, the lack of communication between the village government and the community also hampers community participation in development. Finally, regulations set by plantation companies can be a barrier, especially if the regulation is not in line with the needs and priorities of villagers.
ADD Management Strategy
To overcome the existing obstacles, the Village Government of Halimbe Plantation applies several strategies in managing the Village Fund Budget. First, the village government is trying to recognize the priority of the needs of the community through deliberations involving all levels of citizens. Second, the importance of involving the company in the Village Development Planning Deliberation (Musrenbangdes) so that there is harmony between the village development program and contributions that can be given by the company. Third, supervision of company responsibilities is also part of the strategy, to ensure that the company's contribution is truly felt by the community. Finally, improving the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities through leadership training held by the district government is an important step to encourage the active participation of the community in ADD management.
Conclusion
In conclusion, this research shows that the strategy of the Halimbe plantation village government in managing the Village Fund Budget (ADD) is greatly influenced by the relationship with the company and various obstacle factors that must be overcome. By involving the community and companies in every stage of planning and implementation, it is expected that ADD management in this village can be carried out effectively and have a positive impact on the development of the village as a whole. The right strategy and good collaboration between the village government, the community, and the company are the key to success in managing village funds going forward.
Recommendations
Based on the findings of this study, several recommendations can be made to improve the management of the Village Fund Budget (ADD) in the Halimbe plantation village. First, the village government should continue to involve the community and companies in every stage of planning and implementation to ensure that the needs and priorities of the community are met. Second, the village government should improve the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities through leadership training held by the district government. Finally, the village government should supervise company responsibilities to ensure that the company's contribution is truly felt by the community.
Limitations of the Study
This study has several limitations. First, the study was conducted in a single village, which may not be representative of other villages in the region. Second, the study relied on qualitative data collection methods, which may not provide a comprehensive understanding of the issues. Finally, the study did not examine the impact of the ADD management strategy on the development of the village.
Future Research Directions
Several future research directions can be identified based on the findings of this study. First, a study can be conducted to examine the impact of the ADD management strategy on the development of the village. Second, a study can be conducted to examine the relationship between the village government and the company in other villages in the region. Finally, a study can be conducted to examine the effectiveness of leadership training in improving the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities.
References
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Appendix
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Q&A: Village Government Strategy in Management of Village Fund Budget (ADD)
Introduction
The management of village funds is a crucial aspect of village development, and the Village Fund Budget (ADD) is a vital component of this process. In this Q&A article, we will address some of the most frequently asked questions about the village government strategy in managing the ADD, based on the case study of Halimbe Plantation Village, Aek Natas District, North Labuhanbatu Regency in 2015.
Q1: What is the Village Fund Budget (ADD)?
A1: The Village Fund Budget (ADD) is a source of funding for village development programs, which is managed by the village government. The ADD is used to finance various development programs, including infrastructure development, education, and healthcare.
Q2: What are the challenges in managing the ADD?
A2: Several challenges were identified in managing the ADD, including limited sources of village funds, inadequate human resources, and lack of communication between the village government and the community. Additionally, regulations set by plantation companies can be a barrier, especially if the regulation is not in line with the needs and priorities of villagers.
Q3: How does the relationship between the village government and the company affect the management of the ADD?
A3: The relationship between the village government and the company is a crucial factor in the management of the ADD. In the case of Halimbe Plantation Village, the village government is dependent on the company for funding, which can limit the village's autonomy in budget management. However, this dependency can also provide benefits to the village through corporate social funds.
Q4: What strategies can be used to overcome the challenges in managing the ADD?
A4: Several strategies can be used to overcome the challenges in managing the ADD, including involving the community and companies in every stage of planning and implementation, improving the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities through leadership training, and supervising company responsibilities to ensure that the company's contribution is truly felt by the community.
Q5: How can the village government improve the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities?
A5: The village government can improve the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities through leadership training held by the district government. This training can help to develop the skills and knowledge of village leaders, which can improve the effectiveness of the village government in managing the ADD.
Q6: What is the role of the company in the management of the ADD?
A6: The company plays a crucial role in the management of the ADD, particularly in providing funding and resources for village development programs. However, the company's role should be balanced with the needs and priorities of the village community, and the village government should supervise company responsibilities to ensure that the company's contribution is truly felt by the community.
Q7: How can the village government ensure that the needs and priorities of the community are met?
A7: The village government can ensure that the needs and priorities of the community are met by involving the community in every stage of planning and implementation, and by prioritizing the needs and priorities of the community in the management of the ADD.
Q8: What are the benefits of effective management of the ADD?
A8: Effective management of the ADD can have several benefits, including improved village development, increased community participation, and enhanced collaboration between the village government and the company.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the management of the Village Fund Budget (ADD) is a crucial aspect of village development, and the village government strategy in managing the ADD is influenced by the relationship with the company and various obstacle factors that must be overcome. By involving the community and companies in every stage of planning and implementation, improving the quality of human resources (HR) of village communities, and supervising company responsibilities, the village government can ensure that the needs and priorities of the community are met and that the ADD is managed effectively.
References
- [List of references cited in the study]
Appendix
- [Appendix materials, including additional data and tables]