Journal Title : Indonesian Journal Public Management Initial : IJPM Frequency : 3 times a year (May, August, December) DOI : 10.69812/ijpm Print ISSN : on progress Online ISSN : on progress Editor in Chief : Dr. Drs. Mohammad Syuzairi, M.Si. Managing Editor : Mahadiansar, S.Sos., M.AP. Publisher : CV. Austronesia Akademika Citation Analysis : Google Scholar Index : on progress Website : https://journal.austrodemika.org/index.php/ijpm Email : ijpm.austrodemika@gmail.com Indonesian Journal Public Management is a prestigious academic journal that publishes scholarly research articles in the field of policy management. It aims to provide a platform for academics, researchers, and professionals to share their innovative ideas and findings related to policy development, implementation, and evaluation. The journal covers a wide range of policy management areas, including but not limited to public policy, social policy, economic policy, environmental policy, educational policy, and healthcare policy. It gives equal importance to both theoretical and empirical research, ensuring a balance between conceptual frameworks and practical applications. Articles published in the International Journal of Policy Management undergo a rigorous peer-review process to maintain the highest standards of quality and credibility. The journal promotes intellectual debates and encourages interdisciplinary research by accepting submissions from various fields such as political science, economics, sociology, public administration, and management. Indonesian Journal Public Management aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in policy management by publishing original research that addresses critical policy concerns, explores novel approaches to policy analysis, and provides evidence-based insights for policy development and implementation. It serves as a valuable resource for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers working in the field of policy management to stay updated with the latest trends and practices. Overall, Indonesian Journal Public Management strives to foster excellence in policy research and contribute to evidence-based policymaking globally.
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The Role of Innovation by the Tanjungpinang City Government in Improving the Quality of Public Health Services
Quality healthcare is a vital component in achieving community welfare, especially in island regions such as Tanjungpinang City, which faces geographical challenges and resource constraints. This study aims to examine the role of innovations implemented by the Tanjungpinang City Government in improving the quality of community healthcare services. The study employs a descriptive qualitative approach, utilizing data collection techniques such as in-depth interviews, participatory observation, and policy document analysis. Research informants include policymakers, healthcare facility managers, and community leaders selected through purposive sampling. The findings indicate that the city government has implemented a number of innovations, including mobile health services to reach remote areas, digitization of service systems through health applications, and empowerment of health cadres as drivers of preventive services in the community. These innovations have had a positive impact on improving service coverage, administrative efficiency, and community participation in health programs. However, budget constraints, uneven distribution of health workers, and digital infrastructure challenges remain issues that need to be addressed. This study concludes that contextual, participatory, and locally-needs-based health service innovations are important strategies for improving the quality of public services in island regions. Therefore, sustained policy support and cross-sectoral collaboration are needed to ensure that existing innovations can continue to develop and have a broader impact.
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Strategic Digital Transformation of Agradaya a Case Study in Indonesian Agriculture
This study explores the strategic digital transformation of Agradaya, an Indonesian small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) operating in the agricultural sector with a strong social mission of farmer empowerment and ethical sourcing. Smallholder farmers in regions such as Yogyakarta and the Menoreh Hills face persistent challenges of low productivity, limited market access, and dependence on middlemen, prompting the need for innovative solutions. The purpose of this study is to examine how Agradaya leverages digital platforms to connect farmers directly with consumers, enhance supply chain transparency, and balance commercial viability with social impact. Employing a qualitative case study approach, the research utilizes secondary data from company reports and applies multiple strategic management frameworks including PESTEL, Porter’s Five Forces, SWOT, VRIO, Value Chain, Competitive Profile Matrix, Grand Strategy Matrix, and the Ansoff Matrix. The findings highlight Agradaya’s competitive strengths in farmer empowerment, ethical brand identity, and certified premium products, while also identifying weaknesses in logistics, limited digital infrastructure, and dependency on the founder’s leadership. Opportunities include export expansion and partnerships with wellness influencers, whereas threats stem from climate change and intensifying competition. The analysis underscores that a stewardship culture and investment in digital systems are critical to sustaining growth and ensuring inclusivity for digitally marginalized farmers. The study concludes that Agradaya’s transformation demonstrates the potential of digital tools to drive sustainable agriculture and social entrepreneurship, offering valuable lessons for SMEs in developing economies seeking to integrate social value with digital innovation.
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Examining the Impact of Corruption Control Measures and Law Enforcement on Public Sector Integrity and Citizens’ Confidence in Pakistan
Corruption remains a major challenge to governance in Pakistan, undermining institutional integrity and eroding citizens’ trust in public institutions. Despite numerous reform efforts, weak enforcement and inconsistent accountability have perpetuated systemic corruption, necessitating an integrated approach to governance reform. This study aims to examine the impact of corruption control measures and law enforcement practices on public sector integrity and citizens’ confidence. Using a quantitative design, data were collected from 417 public sector employees across multiple departments through a structured questionnaire and analyzed using descriptive statistics, factor analysis, correlation, and multiple regression in SPSS. The findings reveal that corruption control measures are significantly associated with improvements in public sector integrity (β = 0.58; R² = 0.34) and citizens’ confidence (β = 0.51; R² = 0.26). More prominently, law enforcement demonstrates a stronger influence on institutional integrity (β = 0.72; R² = 0.64) and citizens’ confidence (β = 0.75; R² = 0.70), highlighting the critical role of transparent, consistent, and impartial enforcement. These results underscore that anti-corruption strategies are most effective when coupled with robust enforcement mechanisms that ensure accountability and equal application of the law. The study concludes that strengthening governance in Pakistan requires not only the design of anti-corruption frameworks but also their credible enforcement, which together enhance institutional credibility and rebuild public trust. The findings provide empirical evidence to guide policymakers in implementing context-specific reforms, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and responsive enforcement as pillars of effective governance in emerging democracies.
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Analysis of Kernel Heater Machine Maintenance with RCM (Reliability Centered Maintenance) Method
The reliability of production machinery is crucial in ensuring efficiency and safety within the palm oil processing industry, where machine failures can disrupt production continuity and increase operational costs. PT. Langkat Sawit Hijau Pratama, which operates Kernel Heater machines for kernel drying, faces challenges in maintaining optimal machine performance due to frequent failures of critical components. This study aims to analyze the maintenance of Kernel Heater machines using the Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) method to identify critical components, assess their failure modes, and propose effective maintenance strategies. The methodology integrates Maintenance Significant Item (MSI) identification, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Logic Tree Analysis (LTA), and reliability calculations to determine Risk Priority Number (RPN), failure rates, and component reliability. The findings reveal that the Steam Pipe has the highest RPN (384) due to leak risks and high steam pressure, followed by Bearings with an RPN of 336. Reliability analysis further shows that the Steam Pipeline has the highest failure rate (0.0026 hours) and the lowest reliability (0.00011 hours), placing it in the safety-critical category, while components such as the Steam Trap and Fan demonstrate higher reliability with minimal downtime. Based on these results, priority maintenance is recommended for the Steam Pipeline and Radiator, whereas routine maintenance is sufficient for the Steam Trap and Fan. The study concludes that applying the RCM method allows systematic identification of critical failures, enhances preventive maintenance planning, reduces downtime, and supports safer and more efficient operations in palm oil processing plants.
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Production Planning of Paving Blocks Using Distribution Requirement Planning Method at UD. Restu Ibu Jaya
The rapid development of the construction sector in Indonesia has increased the demand for basic materials such as paving blocks, creating challenges for producers in maintaining efficient production and distribution. UD. Restu Ibu Jaya, a manufacturer operating since 2013, faces the issue of balancing growing market demand with production capacity and stock availability. This study aims to design an optimal production plan for paving blocks using the Distribution Requirement Planning (DRP) method for the period of July 2024 to June 2025. The research applies forecasting techniques based on demand data from five distributors Panglong Jati Jaya, Panglong Rimba Jaya, Panglong Sabar Mulia, Panglong Meranti Jaya, and Panglong Cahaya Baru alongside direct customer purchases. Data collection was conducted through observation, documentation, and surveys, while DRP was used to calculate gross requirements, net requirements, planned order receipts, and projected inventories. The results show a total projected demand of 1,319,672 units in one year, with monthly production stabilized at 20,000 units and a final stock of 61,448 units available as a buffer for future demand. These findings confirm that the DRP method provides a systematic and effective framework for synchronizing production with distribution needs, ensuring product availability, and minimizing risks of stock shortages or surpluses. The study concludes that applying DRP not only enhances operational efficiency and customer satisfaction at UD. Restu Ibu Jaya but also contributes practical insights for improving supply chain management in the construction materials industry.
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