Institutional Development as a Government Partner in the Cekat Nyenyek Bersinar Tourism Village Innovation in Tulang Bawang Regency

Authors

  • Noverman Duadji Universitas Lampung Author
  • Novita Tresiana Universitas Lampung Author
  • Dedi Hermawan Universitas Lampung Author
  • Intan Fitri Meutia Universitas Lampung Author
  • Septiya Universitas Lampung Author

Keywords:

Village Government, Shining Village, Institutional Formation

Abstract

The problems that plague society in Indonesia seem to have never been resolved. One of the problems often encountered is drug abuse. Drug abuse is one of the main problems in Lampung Province and Tulang Bawang Regency with a fairly large young population and a number of areas (villages) classified as dangerous for drugs and on high alert. Based on data from the National Narcotics Agency (BNN) of Lampung Province, overall, 31,000 users in Lampung Province, 30 percent of students are registered as drug users, in addition to 3 private communities and also ASN in the government environment, meaning there are around 2700 students who use drugs in Lampung Province. The aim of the research is to form an institution in the form of a shining village organization which will be a partner of the local government in supervising the community against drug abuse practices. The method used to achieve the objectives of this research is the socialization and mentoring method, in partnership with the DPD Granat Lampung Province. The implementation location is Cekat Nyenyek Village, Menggala, Tulang Bawang Regency, with the target being the village government and MSMEs. The results obtained are increasing the knowledge of the village government and MSME actors and the formation of community leadership as government partners.

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Published

17-04-2025