Public sector innovation in local government and its impact on development outcomes: Empirical evidence in Indonesia

Hilmawan, Rian; Aprianti, Yesi; Yudaruddin, Rizky; Anggraini Bintoro, Ratih Fenty; Suharsono,; Fitrianto, Yuli; Wahyuningsih, Noor

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e22833

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The dark side of local public sector innovation: insights from SAMPADE innovation

Roziqin,

Kamil,

Romadhan

et al. 2024

JSTPM

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Purpose In recent years, public sector innovation practices have continuously penetrated central and regional governments. Observations show that many new innovation ideas are abandoned after initial implementation. Therefore, this study aims to examine the dark side of local public sector innovation through the case of the Mobile Application System of Local Tax (SAMPADE) innovation. Design/methodology/approach This study used the concept of the dark side of public sector innovation with a focus on SAMPADE innovation. Qualitative study cases were used, and empirical data were collected from semistructured interviews and observations. Secondary data were collected from published primary study sources, including peer-reviewed journals, case studies, government newsletters, online newspapers and books. Findings Referring to local findings, this study noted the weaknesses of public sector innovation caused by the failure of policymakers to consider any negative effects. Research limitations/implications This study only focuses on the dark side of one example of public service innovation. The results or other conclusions may vary depending on the unfavorable phenomena of public sector innovation. Originality/value The dark side of public sector innovation is a theme that many scholars have not analyzed. This study will contribute to the discourse, particularly in the context of local governance and developing countries.

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The dark side of local public sector innovation: insights from SAMPADE innovation

Roziqin,

Kamil,

Romadhan

et al. 2024

JSTPM

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Evaluating and Enhancing Local Innovativeness: A Novel Approach Using Predictive Models

Kuś,

Zastempowski,

Przanowski

2024

Preprint

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Enhancing financial reporting quality in village-owned enterprises: The role of organizational competencies

Sudarlan,

Surahman,

Affan

et al. 2024

Public and Municipal Finance

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The quality of financial reporting in village-owned enterprises (VOEs) is critical for ensuring transparency and accountability in local governance. This study explores the impact of education level, training programs, work experience, internal control systems, and information technology on the quality of financial reports in VOEs. The objective is to determine how these factors influence financial reporting quality to support effective local governance. The paper involves a sample of 120 VOE managers and employs quantitative analysis to examine the relationships between these factors and the quality of financial reporting in Indonesia. The results indicate that higher education levels, comprehensive training programs, and extensive work experience positively affect the quality of financial reporting. Specifically, the study finds that educated personnel and well-structured training programs enhance the accuracy and reliability of financial reporting. In contrast, the anticipated positive impact of IT utilization on financial reporting quality was not observed, suggesting that issues related to IT infrastructure and integration may limit its effectiveness. Additionally, robust internal control systems significantly improve the quality of financial reports. Overall, the analysis emphasizes the importance of investing in education, training, and internal controls to enhance financial reporting quality in VOEs. The findings highlight the need for further research into the challenges of IT integration to fully harness its benefits for financial transparency.

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Public sector innovation in local government and its impact on development outcomes: Empirical evidence in Indonesia

Cited by 6 publications

References 47 publications

The dark side of local public sector innovation: insights from SAMPADE innovation

The dark side of local public sector innovation: insights from SAMPADE innovation

Evaluating and Enhancing Local Innovativeness: A Novel Approach Using Predictive Models

Enhancing financial reporting quality in village-owned enterprises: The role of organizational competencies

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