This paper examines the relationship between public policy and education management in Indonesia by looking at various indicators influencing the public policy and the education management. For education management, factors like education achievement at elementary & higher school, college enrolment, job market in both local and international levels and social development are observed. Public policy is studied through work force development, higher education, brain drain, public safety, constitutional convention, job approval, legislature and operation policies. To examine this association, a survey questionnaire is developed and presented on various respondents regarding public policy and education management. A sample of 327 respondents is empirically examined and it is observed that the effect of work force development on elementary school achievement was significant while the effect of brain drains, job approval and legislature were crucial for the presented indicators of education management. Further studies can be conducted while considering other aspects of both public policy and education.

The purpose of the present study analysis is to empirically examine the impact of various environmental factors on the Tourism industry in Indonesia.To achieve this objective, data is collected from World Development Indicators during the time of 1996-2016 under the title of environmental factors as defined by the experts of the world bank. A time of 22 years has been finalized for the predictors of tourism industry like forest area (FA), population growth, energy use, agriculture, forestry and fishing along with CO 2 emissions. Both descriptive and regression analysis techniques have been applied while adding the lagged predictors of both tourism industry and environmental factors. Eight regression models have been developed and results are generated through statistical tools like STATA-14. Findings of the study indicate that FA and population growth are the significant determinants of the tourism industry. Among the lagged predictors, international tourism (lagged), Nitrous oxide emissions, and lagged values of FA are significantly affecting international tourism receipt (ITR) in the region of Indonesia. For the 2 nd proxy; tourism expenditures, the key determinants under model 5-8 are, international tourism (lagged), Nitrous oxide emissions (lagged), CO 2 emission (lagged) and population growth. As per the practical implications, this study is very much useful for both the industry experts and policymakers at macro-level. Considering the set of factors as explained in the present study will provide new insight regarding sustainable development through environmental factors of the tourism industry. However, the key limitations are the lack of advance time series investigation, ignoring the impact of macroeconomic indicators and cross region analysis.

Dalam meningkatkan kualitas pelayanan publik di bidang kesehatan, Pemerintah Daerah Propinsi DKI Jakarta meluncurkan inovasi layanan Call Center SPGDT 119. Penulisan penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisa inovasi dan kualitas layanan Call Center SPGDT 119. Penelitian ini  menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif-deskriptif dengan model interaktif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa Call Center SPGDT 119 adalah inovasi proses pemberian layanan kegawatdaruratan kepada masyarakat karena memberikan cara baru dalam pelayanannya. Terdapat tiga penyakit yang banyak dialami masyarakat Indonesia, yaitu penyakit   cerebrovascular,  kecelakaan  lalu  lintas  dan  penyakit jantung  iskemik. Kebijakan pelayanan ini merupakan inovasi proses pemberian layanan kegawatdaruratan kepada masyarakat dengan cara baru dalam pelayanan yang berkualitas baik. Temuan baru dalam layanan ini adalah perlunya menjadikan Call Center SPGDT 119 sebagai sistem gawat darurat secara nasional dengan bekerja sama dengan Pihak Kepolisian dan Pemadam Kebakaran, dan menjaga kualitas layanan melalui evaluasi kinerja setiap satu bulan sekali.

So far the implementation of the Village Fund Allocation (ADD) has not strengthened institutional and Village Development Programs towards good governance. The purpose of this study is to �ind out the use of village fund allocation in village development, towards clean governance (Good Governance: accountability, transparency and participation) starting from the stages of planning, transparency and accountability. The study used descriptive qualitative research methods. Descriptive study (descriptive study), aims to explain the aspects that are relevant to the observed phenomenon. This study helps researchers to explain the characteristics of the subject under study, examines several aspects of the phenomenon of ADD implementation in strengthening institutions and village programs to realize good governance. Sources of data used in research are primary data, namely data sources obtained directly from original sources without intermediaries. And secondary data sources of research data are obtained indirectly through intermediary media. The results showed that the management of ADD in Ngombakan village was largely accountable, transparent and participatory. Technically there are obstacles in making Regents (Perbub), about Village Fund Allocation (ADD) and management. The impact is the delay in reporting regarding the management of ADD.

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