The allocation of special autonomy funds and their impact on regional economic inequality in Papua Province

Tamberan, Y. W.; Tawakal, M. A.; Betaubun, S.; Lamalewa, Funisia; Kore, Elisabeth Lia Riani; Anwar, Anas Iswanto

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/473/1/012031

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“…Meanwhile, the special autonomy fund for community economic empowerment has no real impact on regional economic disparities. Special autonomy financing factors in the fields of education, health, infrastructure, and community economic empowerment do not have a major effect on regional economic disparities if measured indirectly through HDI (Tamberan et al, 2020).…”

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Trend Analysis of Positive Sentiment for Special Autonomy for Papua on Twitter

Lawelai

Sadat

2022

J. Bina Praja

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Technological Advances encourage internet users on mobile phones or other communication tools to access or obtain information via social media, including conversations on social media on Twitter, about the implementation of Provincial special autonomy. This research method utilizes Twitter data crawled by the Drone Emprit Academic application with the keyword " special autonomy of Papua." The study analyzed 170,641 mentions collected on Twitter with the tweet "Special Autonomy for Papua." The results of this study show that the community's response to Papua's special autonomy from February 1, 2021, to February 1, 2022, was 170,641 mentions. The results of this study showed the public reaction to conversations related to Papuan special autonomy on Twitter that positive sentiment dominated with 124,181 (73 percent) mentions, followed by negative sentiment with 37,570 (22 percent) mentions, and neutral sentiment with 8,890 (5 percent) mentions. The results of this study contribute to understanding the dominant topic of Papua's special autonomy, which can be used as a reference by the government in supporting policies and improving service quality through Papua's special autonomy.

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Trend Analysis of Positive Sentiment for Special Autonomy for Papua on Twitter

Lawelai

Sadat

2022

J. Bina Praja

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“…Supporters often justify it as a means to expedite welfare improvements, while opponents perceive conflicting interests and fear it will introduce new challenges in the expanded areas. For example, special autonomy in Papua, followed by special autonomy funds, has not effectively reduced economic inequality in Papua (Tamberan et al, 2020). This raises questions about the validity of the welfare narrative.…”

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The Formation of the New Autonomous Region of Papua and Welfare Guarantees in the Decentralization Policy

Setiawan,

Widiono,

Hikmah

2023

j. borneo adm.

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The instrument for regional structuring, particularly regional expansion leading to new autonomous regions, can be seen as a rational and logical implication of decentralization implementation. Decentralization, in turn, played a pivotal role in shaping the grand design of regional planning (Desertada) up until the imposition of a regional expansion moratorium in late 2009. This research employs a qualitative methodology, a case study approach, chosen due to its adaptability and effectiveness in addressing dynamic and unpredictable social contexts. The focal point of this study revolved around the narratives underlying the formation of new autonomous regions (DOB) in Papua, particularly emphasizing the discourse on welfare. The government has actively promoted narratives of welfare motives and national strategic interests. The government has actively promoted narratives of welfare motives and national strategic interests. Despite the expansion of the Papua region and the implementation of special autonomy, it is observed that these initiatives have not significantly contributed to development. Notably, the expansion process in Papua, marred by alleged procedural and material deficiencies, took place without indigenous Papuans' meaningful participation and consultation.

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“…Then, another study by (Tamberan et al, 2020) which looked at the impact of the allocation of Special Autonomy Funds in the fields of education, health, infrastructure, and community economic empowerment on regional economic inequality, both directly and indirectly through HDI in Papua in 2010-2018. The results showed that the Special Autonomy Fund variables in education and health had a significant positive effect on HDI, while the Special Autonomy Fund variables in infrastructure and community economic empowerment did not have a significant effect on HDI.…”

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Analysis of The Allocation of Special Autonomy Funds in Infrastructure, Education and Health as The Areas With The Largest Allocation to Poverty Levels in Aceh

Sebayang

2023

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Aceh's poverty rate is still high enough to make Aceh the fifth poorest province in Indonesia. This is a concern because Aceh received additional transfer funds in the form of Special Autonomy Funds which are used for seven areas, namely, infrastructure maintenance and development, people's economic empowerment, poverty alleviation, education, social, health, and Aceh. However, of these seven areas, the areas that received the largest allocation were infrastructure, education, and health, while the other fields tended to get relatively small allocations. Nevertheless, infrastructure, education, and health continue to have an influence on poverty. For this reason, this study aims to determine how the influence of infrastructure, education, and health as fields that have a large allocation of funds in the Special Autonomy Fund on poverty levels. This study used panel data from 22 districts/cities in Aceh in the 2014-2021 research period. This study used regression panel fixed effect model data to see the estimated results. The results of this study show that the allocation of Special Autonomy Fund in infrastructure, education, and health has not significantly affected poverty rates in Aceh.

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The allocation of special autonomy funds and their impact on regional economic inequality in Papua Province

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Trend Analysis of Positive Sentiment for Special Autonomy for Papua on Twitter

Trend Analysis of Positive Sentiment for Special Autonomy for Papua on Twitter

The Formation of the New Autonomous Region of Papua and Welfare Guarantees in the Decentralization Policy

Analysis of The Allocation of Special Autonomy Funds in Infrastructure, Education and Health as The Areas With The Largest Allocation to Poverty Levels in Aceh

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