This research aims to discuss the development strategies of traditional minangkabau food which became pre-eminent in West Sumatra Province. Tours in the Minangkabau is known in three things namely culinary tour (traditional foods), nature tourism and cultural tourism.  The technique of data collection through interviews and questionnaires as well as FGD. Data analysis was done with the analysis tools SWOT, EFAS, IFAD da QSPM. The object of the traditional food flagship developed is the beef rendang. The results of the analysis of internal factors obtained score 3.1 while external factor analysis of the retrieved value score 2.8. This indicates that the product is able to maintain the same power factor-factor exists to be able to overcome his weakness factors. In addition to the main development strategy that is right based on the internal-external matrix is keep and preserve consisting of market penetration strategies and product development strategy. While based on analysis of the QSPM retrieved the most priority strategy is a strategy of improving and maintaining the image quality of the products and packaging as well as food quality control. While the next alternative strategies is to increase promotion and different types of products.

This study examines the impact of supervision on corruption in procurement activities of local governments in Indonesia. Procurement in this study is classified into two activities based on the type of expenditure: (1) capital expenditures and (2) operating expenditures. Thus, this study will also identify which types of expenditures are more involved in corruption. This study also examines the moderation effect of government oversight on the association between procurement and corruption. Using panel data analysis for all provinces in Indonesia from 2010 to 2013, we find that capital expenditures has a positive association with corruption cases, while operating expenditures have an impact on local government financial losses. This paper, however, does not qualify the impact of government oversight on the association between procurement and corruption.