“…These findings are also consistent with previous studies, concluding that the government ability to build and provide infrastructure was proven to significantly improve the quality of life of the community [12], [19], including the domains of psychological health, physical health, well-being, socio-cultural aspects, and environmental conditions [14], [15], [45]. However, this study does not support the findings of previous studies which concluded that village funds did not have a significant effect on improving village development and the quality of life of the community [15], [21]. Government spending on health, such as the provision of health resources, did not have any effect on increasing the health quality and life the population either [22], [23].…”