Factors affecting accountability village fund management

Diansari, Rani Eka; Othman, Jaizah; Musah, Adiza Alhassan

doi:10.21744/lingcure.v6ns1.2186

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“…Because the village administration is the only one responsible for reporting on the internal control system to the center, it has no effect on accountability and doesn't reach the goal of accountability, which is to win the public's trust. This research is backed up by research by Diansari et al (2022) which says that internal control has no significant effect on accountability. Abuse of public funds will still happen, even if there are controls, if the authorized official wants to abuse his power and make the public doubt that the financial statements are accurate.…”

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“…Several studies have attempted to link prosocial behaviour (Diansari, 2022;Mahayani 2017), and the use of information technology (Syafaruddin et al, 2019); (Yudianto, 2017); (Wardhani, 2017) but research on village funds is still interesting With the size of village funding, the accountability mechanism is very complex, therefore fraud is feasible. Kapanewon Imogiri is one of the recipients of village funding in Bantul Regency.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Community people have the right to know how village funds are spent, and this information must be made transparent and understandable. This research is also a variable modification from Diansari et al (2022) which seeks to portray prosocial conduct as a variable that influences responsibility.…”

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Analysis of factors affecting the accountability of village fund management at village government

Diansari

Othman²,

Musah³

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In order to determine whether or not certain factors have an effect on the accountability of village money, this study looks at a variety of factors, including the use of information technology, community participation, internal control mechanisms, and prosocial behavior. The sample for this research comes from the entire community of Kapanewon Imogiri, which is located in the Bantul Regency. In total, there were 48 persons who agreed to take part in this study. The research method that was used was a non-probability sampling method that utilized a saturated sampling type. The information was gathered through the use of a questionnaire. The study of the data consisted of using multiple forms of linear regression. The findings demonstrated that the utilization of information technology has an impact on the accountability of the management of village funds. Accountability in the management of village funds is unaffected by community participation, institutional control systems, or prosocial behavior

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Analysis of factors affecting the accountability of village fund management at village government

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Othman²,

Musah³

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“…In the process of managing village funds, the behavioral factors of the village government play an important role in the success of village financial management. Prosocial behavior is the behavior of helping others without expecting rewards as a sense of responsibility in socializing with the community (Diansari et al, 2022). A person in various cultures prefers to help others who belong to their group (in-group) compared to someone who is not from their group (outgroup) (Brewer & Brown, 1998).…”

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Effectiveness of the Supervisory Board, Village Government Competence and Fund Management Accountability: Moderated by Prosocial Behaviour

2023

RJFA

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This study aims to analyze prosocial behavior moderating the effect of the effectiveness of the supervisory board and the competence of the village government on the accountability of village fund management. The number of respondents used is 209 respondents using purposive sampling method. Data is collected using a questionnaire and analyzed by moderated regression analysis (MRA). The results show that the effectiveness of the supervisory board has a positive effect on the accountability of village fund management. Village government competence has a positive effect on the accountability of village fund management. Prosocial behavior strengthens the effect of the effectiveness of the supervisory board and village government competence on the accountability of village fund management. This study advises the improvement of coordination and cooperation between supervisory board and village agencies in supervising the management of village funds. Therefore they can support each other, encourage transparency and accountability in the management of village funds by providing information that is clear and easily accessible to the public.

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“…In terms of existing research, people have been shown to consciously cope with emotional distress through certain purchasing behaviours. For example, Liang et al (2023) finds that depression positively and significantly influences impulsive and compulsive buying behaviour.…”

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Impact of Scarcity on Panic Buying: Assessing the Mediating Role of Anxiety and the Moderating Role of Event Perception

Lianjie¹,

Ahmad²,

Kassim³

2023

J. Professional Business Review

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Purpose: The main aim of this research is to explore the factors that contribute to panic buying behavior and to propose ideas for government control in such events. Theoretical framework: scarcity is the theoretical basis of current research in the context of COVID-19 in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China. Collect and review previous relevant studies by theme to understand the latest literature trends of scarcity, anxiety and panic buying. Method: This research takes 213 customers from Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China as a sample, and uses SPSS and AMOS questionnaires to investigate the status of panic buying. Findings: This research uses questionnaire data, through empirical research, to explore the important role of anxiety as a mediating variable in panic buying in the COVID-19 epidemic. Research, Practical & Social implications: Research has found that scarcity has a significant positive correlation with panic buying and anxiety; Scarcity has a significant impact on panic buying through the mediating effect of individual anxiety. Personal cognition has a significant moderating effect on scarcity on panic buying and anxiety on panic buying. Originality: The research problem addressed in this study is the phenomenon of panic buying during public crisis events such as the COVID-19 pandemic. this study proposes ideas for guiding government control in public crisis events.

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Factors affecting accountability village fund management

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Analysis of factors affecting the accountability of village fund management at village government

Analysis of factors affecting the accountability of village fund management at village government

Effectiveness of the Supervisory Board, Village Government Competence and Fund Management Accountability: Moderated by Prosocial Behaviour

Impact of Scarcity on Panic Buying: Assessing the Mediating Role of Anxiety and the Moderating Role of Event Perception

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