The Gerbang Kaca program is a regional development policy set to seek change through intervention in the village. This research aims to explain how policy interventions with the development pattern approach are carried out by the Fakfak Regency government. This study uses a qualitative approach supported by integrated quantitative data to support the elaboration and interpretation of research data in conducting the analysis. Primary data collection was carried out through field observations, interviews, and distributing questionnaires as well as limited Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) with informants consisting of (1) OPD, Village Apparatus, (2) Traditional Leaders, (3) Community Leaders, and (4) Youth Leaders and stakeholders in Fak Fak Regency, West Papua. The results of the study used descriptive analysis with a qualitative approach by discussing gate policies in the regional development process. Furthermore, the Glass Gate policy aims to create development efficiency at the community level. It is proven that there is still recognition from the community wherein in the various activities carried out,

The Regulation of Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (Permendikbud) 30/2021 is a response to the high level of sexual violence case perpetrated by individuals in universities in Indonesia. The existence of a victim's consent instrument in Permendikbud 30/2021 as a differentiator between sexual violence and a consensual relationship is a new thing in legal regulation in Indonesia. This research aims to explain the concept of retractable consent and its application in Permendikbud 30/2021. This study uses a descriptive analysis method to data sources on regulations that are considered relevant to the agreement of the parties in general, and regulations related to sexual violence in particular. The results show that retractable consent in cases of sexual violence is the consent of one of the parties involved in sexual activities that can be withdrawn or canceled at any time, even when sexual activity has started. In this concept, the agreement has the nature of sustainability. Permendikbud 30/2021 regulates the invalidity of consent with certain conditions, so that the consent given by one of the parties in a sexual activity can be considered legally invalid. According to Permendikbud 30/2021 victims of sexual violence who apply personal consent retraction (cancellation or withdrawal of consent for personal reasons) should also be included in the victim category.

The impact of the Covid pandemic has been felt quite strongly on the economy in various regions, especially in red zone areas such as Tangerang Regency. It was reflected in Tangerang Regency’s open unemployment rate at 8.91% and its poverty rate at 5.14% in 2019. The Tangerang Regency Government launched a program to handle the economic impact, one of which was assistance to MSMEs to deal with the impact of the COVID pandemic. The Community Assistance Information System (SIBAMAS) is a tool to support the program. The problem of this research is how the Tangerang Regency government’s breakthroughs and innovations in overcoming economic problems during the pandemic are concerning these statistics. The research method uses a qualitative research approach described descriptively in a case study and user surveys to strengthen the benefits of SIBAMAS innovation. The results showed that to suppress these statistics, the Tangerang Regency government created an economic stimulus innovation for MSMEs in areas affected by Covid, which was arranged in SIBAMAS. This system makes it easier to deliver economic assistance to the community through an attractive and straightforward scheme. It is evidenced by the fact that 89.9% of people felt the benefits of increasing their income amidst the pandemic. In conclusion, the Tangerang Regency government, through Sibamas, provides convenience in distributing capital assistance, using existing applications and human resources. Keywords: community assistance, information systems, new innovation, capital assistance, Covid pandemic

This research is about the application of the "Electrical One Stop Monitoring System" (E-OSMOSYS) in West Java as an Integrated Electricity Monitoring and Control System. This research is significant because electricity is a basic need and is one of the main components in realizing and improving the welfare of the people as well as the intellectual life of the nation, specifically creating a just and prosperous society that is materially and spiritually evenly distributed based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. The population in this study is an area that has made innovations related to electric power by utilizing technology. Meanwhile, the research subject is in West Java Province which has an innovation called the "Electrical One Stop Monitoring System" (E-OSMOSYS), an application in West Java as an Integrated Electricity Monitoring and Control System. The results of this study indicate that the application of "Electrical One Stop Monitoring System" (E-OSMOSYS) in West Java as an Integrated Electricity Monitoring and Control System has succeeded in achieving the designed objectives. With this innovation, it can support bureaucratic reform and improve policy performance and the quality of public services which are the responsibility of the agency, particularly the formation of a system for developing public service applications in the electricity sector that integrates the service processes of the business sector and electricity safety which can increase the efficiency of service duration and accuracy and resulting data integration.

The issuance of Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 18 of 2001 concerning Special Autonomy for the Province of the Special Region of Aceh as the Province of Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam and Law Number 11 of 2006 concerning the Government of Aceh are the efforts of the central government to improve the welfare of the people in Aceh Province. During the 20 years of the special autonomy, it has not played a significant role in alleviating the people’s poverty in Aceh. The dynamics of local politics, culture, and history, as well as the lack of organizational and managerial capacity at the sub-national and national levels, are suspected as the culprits of the failure of decentralization. The research objective is built on a perspective that refers to three specific aspects, namely the Governance Dynamics Perspective, the Governance Strategy Perspective, and the Governance Capacity Perspective, to analyze the governance of special autonomy in Aceh Province in alleviating the Poor. Through the literature study method, we will dig up a lot of accurate information and data related to the Alleviation of the Poor in the Special Autonomy Governance of Aceh Province. The research results found that the special autonomy going on so far was the designation of political agreements aimed at regional elites, not the general public. Local government administration's ineffective control is also influenced by the exogenous relationship between governance and regional development in alleviating poverty. In summary, the regional government of Aceh Province does not yet understand: (1) the need for supervision involving the community, (2) the absence of a monitoring mechanism so that the community is not affected, (3) local government effectiveness, (4) lack of information facilities, (5) coordination of public apparatus, (6) inefficient and ineffective service delivery, (7) lack of institutional capacity, (8) human resources, (9) the complexity of the central-regional relationship, (10) local elite power struggle, (11) in the Aceh Special Autonomy Law, regional leaders and local political parties have no responsibility or role in improving welfare. This causes (1) the imbalance between the income of the poor and the expenditure on primary and secondary needs, (2) the poor in Aceh cannot meet a decent standard of living due to low skills based on the size of the poverty line, (3) the quality and competence of human resources due to education cause low public participation in public policies, (4) high transaction costs due to limited access, low connectivity between regions, and limited supply of goods, production facilities, and infrastructure, (5) strategically fluctuating basic commodity prices and low regional government control.