Journal Dimensie Management and Public Sector

Accountability and Surveillance Between Government, Community and Private Sector Spatial Planning in Senegal

2023-01-14T06:14:15+07:00

This study focuses on the issues of accountability and surveillance in the spatial planning process in Senegal. The study examines the relationships between the government, community, and private sector and identifies the challenges and barriers to transparency, participation, and accountability in the planning process. Also investigates the use of surveillance technologies in the planning process and the implications on privacy and civil liberties. The findings of the study reveal that while there are legal frameworks and institutional structures in place for ensuring accountability, they are often not effectively implemented or enforced. Community participation in the spatial planning process is often limited, and that they face various challenges, particularly in terms of being informed and consulted about development projects that affect them. The private sector plays a significant role in the spatial planning process in Senegal, but that there are inadequate mechanisms in place to hold them accountable for their actions. The government needs to strengthen the legal framework and institutional structures in place for ensuring accountability in the spatial planning process in Senegal, with a focus on the government's role and responsibilities, increase community participation and engagement in the planning process, and ensure that the private sector is held accountable for their actions in the spatial planning process in Senegal. The study emphasizes the need for effective mechanisms to ensure transparency, participation, and accountability in the spatial planning process in Senegal, particularly in the context of the relationships between the government, community, and private sector.

The Effect of Kratom Flour Export Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction at CV. Khatulistiwa Express Pontianak

2023-01-13T16:57:19+07:00

This study aims to determine the effect of Kratom flour export service quality on customer satisfaction at CV. Equator Express in Pontianak. The population in the study were all customers who used the services of CV Khatulistiwa Ekpress Pontianak to send kratom flour to various countries in Europe and America with a total population of 58 entrepreneurs, both individuals and small industries, who were the sample in the study, or saturated sampling technique. The data analysis technique used is simple linear analysis, correlation coefficient (R), coefficient of determination (R2), and model feasibility test (F test). The results show a simple linear regression equation: Y = 2,360 + 0.117 X. The results of the correlation coefficient show an R value of 0.583, which means that the relationship between service quality variables and customer satisfaction variables is moderate. The results of the coefficient of determination show that the value of R square (R2) is 0.576, meaning that the effect of service quality on customer satisfaction is 57.6% and the remaining 42.4% is influenced by other variables not examined in this study. The results of the model feasibility test (F test) obtained an Fcount value of 7,330 > from Ftable 4.01 or a sig value of 0.000 <0.05. Thus, H0 is rejected and Ha is accepted, meaning that a simple linear regression model can be used to predict the effect of service quality on customer satisfaction at CV Khatulistiwa Express.

Infodemic During Covid 19 in Village Communities

2023-01-13T15:54:44+07:00

While still having to fight against the pandemic, Indonesia is also still experiencing the problem of disinformation known as an infodemic. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), an infodemic is excessive information about Covid-19 online or offline. The period of Covid 19 made people fear, anxious and less trust in the government due to excessive information about Covid 19. Conspiracy theories are theories that try to explain the plans or facts of the crime that actually happened behind an event, in this case there is too much information about Covid 19 in mass media and social media can make people lose trust and can even increase anxiety. The purpose of this study was to find out how infodemic was during the Covid 19 pandemic in the people of Sea Village, Kec. Pineleng Regency Minahasa. Population and informant qualitative methods; General public, community leaders/fathers/mothers/youth/teenagers/elderly; focus: information conspiracy of the covid 19 pandemic from the aspect of anxiety and trust. This study found anxiety (comorbidities; stress; panic) and beliefs (only information from the government) about Covid 19 in the people of Sea Village, Kec. Pineleng Regency Minahasa in order to create harmonization of the social life of society and the environment.

Cash Conversion Cycle: A Study of Selected Paint Manufacturing Companies in India

2023-04-05T10:53:09+07:00

The decision regarding liquidity management is very crucial for any business organisation. Liquidity management gives stable operation in the business organisation and create reputation in front of stakeholders. For the liquidity management cash conversion cycle plays vital role to manage things. In this study researcher try to analyse cash conversion cycle in paint manufacturing companies. for the study four companies have been selected based on net sales during the study period 2011-12 to 2021-22. Secondary source of data have been used for data analysis and interpretation. As accounting tool, ratio analysis and as statistical tool, anova test have been performed for testing the hypothesis. The major findings indicated that there is significant difference among inventory turnover ratios and payable turnover ratios whereas there is no significant difference in receivable turnover ratios and cash conversion cycle during the study period.

Measuring the Impact of the Spread of Electronic Payment Methods on the Market Value of the Bank Using the ARDL Methodology Applied Research at the International Development Bank

2023-10-31T09:14:25+07:00

The research problem was represented in the problem of the weak use of banks for modern technologies represented by payment tools such as (electronic cards) and the weakness of strategies for disseminating them in a way that meets the needs and desires of customers in a way that can attract the largest number of customers. By adopting the descriptive statistical approach and using the statistical analysis program (Eviews 12) to test the research hypotheses, and the results of estimating the relationship between electronic payment methods represented by electronic cards and automated teller machines in the market value of the stock indicates the significance of the estimated relationship and that there is an effect of electronic payment methods on the market value of the stock.