Agile Governance and Innovation Measurement Journal

Strengthening Community Participation with Simpeldesa Sambirejo Application: A Review of Agile and Digital Governance Principles

Gilang Rizki Ramadana, Takaful Pambudi Raharjo — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0700

This research aims to determine the process of community empowerment through the Simpeldesa Sambirejo application. This research brings similarities to the application of Agile Government and Digital Governance principles in the development and implementation of these applications. Apart from that, the implementation of the Simpeldesa Sambirejo application also applies Digital Governance principles which involve the use of digital technology to improve the efficiency and quality of public services. The use of this application has provided significant benefits in facilitating public access to information and public services, thereby increasing public participation in the decision-making process. However, before the application becomes Simpeldesa, an agile and digital government is needed so that it can make maximum use of technology. This is directly related to how Simpeldesa as a government tool can contribute to society in providing agile and digital services. Therefore, it would be interesting to do so.

Zoning Policy in Promoting Educational Equality: Analytical Review in the Context of Policy Innovation

Sindy Widyasari, Fadia Azzahra — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Policy formulation is the essential stage in the policy-making process. The reason for this is that policy formation is the primary phase that will impact the success of subsequent stages. Policy development enables the government to systematically evaluate and identify societal issues. Policy formulation enables the government to develop appropriate policies that align with the desires and requirements of the community. It also serves as a definitive framework for implementing these policies. In response to the challenges faced in the field of education, the government implemented a zoning strategy as a means to address the issue of educational disparity in Indonesia. The Ministry of Education and Culture (MoEC) has implemented the zoning system as a policy to ensure equitable access to services and high-quality education across the nation. The zoning policy for New Learner Admission (PPDB) is governed by the Minister of Education and Culture Regulation (Permendikbud) No. 14/2018, which supersedes Permendikbud No. 17/2017 on PPDB. There are numerous benefits associated with this zoning policy. One benefit is that it can provide equitable distribution of pupils by assigning them to the school nearest to their residence. Economically disadvantaged learners will have convenient access to education without incurring transportation expenses. Moreover, this zoning policy can facilitate access to educational resources for students, eliminating the need for them to compete with academically advanced peers.

Implementation of Jogja Smart City: Virtual City Hall in Realizing Agile and Digital Governance

Reyga Pramudita, Ahmad Syafiqurrohman — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0700

This study aims to determine the implementation process of Jogja Smart Service (JSS) as a virtual city hall in realizing Agile Governance and Digital Governance in Yogyakarta City. Therefore, this research will describe the performance of JSS so far based on the six basic principles of Agile Governance and the six dimensions of Digital Governance. This will be useful for developing similar e-services, adding relevant knowledge related to the theory used, and as an alternative or reference for JSS in maximizing its potential. Based on its original purpose, JSS is the government's response to the development of the times as well as one of the Yogyakarta government's ways of realizing Smart City. However, before becoming a Smart City, an agile and digital government is needed in order to utilize technology to its full potential. This is directly related to how JSS as a government tool can contribute to Yogyakarta in providing agile and digital services. Thus, it would be interesting to know how JSS performs from the perspective of Agile and Digital Governance before JSS can realize its initial goal of Smart City. This research uses a qualitative analysis method with a case study approach, the research stages of data collection, reduction, and analysis to then draw conclusions. The results of this study will show JSS's performance in realizing Agile and Governance and in the implementation process there are still many challenges.

Transforming Public Services Through Agile Governance: Insights from SipTenan City of Pekalongan

Firgi Pradipta Firdaus, Habi Nurka Mulia — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0700

Integrating agile governance principles into transforming public services is important to increase government efficiency and effectiveness. The SipTenan case study shows how agile governance principles can be applied in
public services to increase community involvement, flexibility, and use of technology. This article discusses the development of the information system at SipTenan Pekalongan, which is implemented to increase the efficiency and
effectiveness of monitoring processes and services to the community. Apart from that, this article also discusses the challenges faced by SipTenan in maintaining the continuity of education and the development of public welfare and health, as well as the role and challenges in developing information systems. The research results show that implementing agile governance principles in SipTenan can improves the quality of public services and government efficiency

Precision National Driver License: Digital Application of Indonesian National Police as a Model of Public Service Transformation

Hasna Satriannisa, Maura Pemelie Walidain — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:00:00 +0700

This article examines the adoption of the digital Precision National Driver's License (SINAR) application by the Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National Police as a paradigm for the modernization of public services. SINAR comprises e-Tilang, Traffic Management System (TMS), and SIM data input applications, which are designed to enhance traffic management and law enforcement. These applications streamline the ticketing process, enhance precision, and simplify the overall procedure. Furthermore, the National Police provides an internet-based portal for the submission of applications for international driver's licenses, which streamlines the application procedure. The implementation of these digital applications has greatly enhanced the operating efficiency and effectiveness of the National Police Traffic Corps while ensuring road safety and public satisfaction.