This study aims to explore the potential of the tourism village of Bedengan Selorejo, Indonesia to form a sustainable rural economy with entrepreneurship. The research began with investigating the potential and constraints that occurred in the field. Furthermore, the data and information obtained were used as the basis for making a suitable Supply Chain Management scheme to be implemented as a means of achieving effective and efficient entrepreneurship. This research employs a case study approach, data collection used in-depth interviews and documents. The case study approach is used in order to obtain a complete picture of the supply chain management model in building entrepreneurial villages. The finding of this study is that Bedengan, Selorejo Village has a lot of potential in its natural resources, but this potential is not accompanied by entrepreneurial interest and competence. Therefore, the researchers propose a Supply Chain Management scheme which contains four aspects, namely Youths, Land, Competency, and Interest. The proposed scheme will later become a tool to help create an entrepreneurial village. This research was only conducted in one village, so there may be differences in potential, problems, and solutions found in other villages.

This research aims to uncover the values of " Madep, Manteb, Manetep" (Consistent, Commitment, Comprehensive) in village budgeting model in Malang Regency. The research used qualitative method with case study approach. The data collected through in-depth interviews with several village officials and literature study. The result shows that "Madep Manteb Manetep" has been implemented well in the composition of both budgets and work programs. One of the outputs resulted is the activity of community empowerment. This has attracted the attention of BRI, which led to CSR funding for regional development. Therefore, the implementation of these values in the long-term is perceived as one of markers for the successful achievement of government program target. This aims to appeal more parties in order to provide extra budget for regional development.