Capacity Development In Realizing The Good Governance In The Era Of Regional Autonomy

Adidi, Moris Yogia (2017) Capacity Development In Realizing The Good Governance In The Era Of Regional Autonomy. In: The International Conference on Democracy, Accountability and Governance (ICODAG 2017), 23 November 2017, Pekanbaru, Riau, Indonesia.

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Abstract

This paper gives an overview of the implementation of the constitution laws such as the embodiment of the political will of the Central Government, but in practice occur various obstacles. The model has become divided in 3 (three), namely: the bottleneck in the autonomous region, of good Governance and capacity building in implementing Regional Autonomy. The Government of the provinces, counties and cities should implement the values of good Governance, such as strategic vision, transparency, responsiveness, fairness, consensus, effectiveness and efficiency, accountability, freedom of Assembly and participation, rule of law, democracy, in cooperation with community organizations, our commitment to the market, and commitment to environment and decentralization. Some elements of capacity development in order to realize a good Governance can be seen from some of the items, the first development of the vision and mission of regional and provincial government institutions/district/city. Second, the institutional development of the Government of the province/district/city. Third, the development of a network of Government provincial/district/city. And fourth, the development and utilization of the environment of the Government of the province/district/city.

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