Evaluation Of Accountability AndEffectiveness Of Village Fund In The Village Of AikPelempang Jaya District Belitung

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether the management of rural funds has been accountable and effective in terms of regulation and institutional, fund management, supervision and human resources to be assessed using a qualitative approach.The research was conducted in rural districts receiving Rural Funds in 2015 in Aik Pelempang Jaya Village, the one of villages in Belitung Regency thar receive rural funds. Researchers used the snawball sampling technique in which researchers collected data from one respondent to another who met the criteria, through in-depth interviews and stopped when there was no new information, replication or repetition of information variations, experienced information saturation point.The results of this study indicate that overall fund management has not been done accountably and effectively. This is because there are still some things that should be the government's attention in preparing technical mechanisms of implementation and reporting of rural funds

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