EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE SAMISAKE PROGRAM IN THE COVID-19 ERA IN BENGKULU CITY

Aminudin, Achmad (2021) EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE SAMISAKE PROGRAM IN THE COVID-19 ERA IN BENGKULU CITY. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Social Science, Political Science, and Humanities (ICoSPOLHUM 2020), 2021.

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Abstract

The purpose of this research is to find out the efforts of the Bengkulu City Government in improving socio-economic society through the Samisake program in the covid-19 era. Using a four-stage Interactive analysis model (Miles & Huberman, 1992:20), namely: data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and withdrawal conclusions, the authors can draw the following conclusions; The intervention of the Samamisake revolving fund program has produced program output by reaching program beneficiaries as many as 10253 people consisting of female target groups of 60.68% and male target groups of 39.32%. Within the past four years the allocation of this revolving fund has grown by 203% to Rp. 27,822,800,000 from the initial realization of Rp. 13,649,000,000. In the sub-impact of the creation of work fields, the achievement of the program's impact on employment was only 10.49% or as many as 1,311 workers, from the initial number in 2014 of 11,542 workers to 12,854 workers. As for aspects of business development in the city of Bengkulu as many as 9,279 business people and gave rise to new businesses to 965 people. The achievement of the program's impact is still far from the expected policy target in Perda No. 12 of 2013 which requires the creation of 50,000 jobs for the community in the city of Bengkulu. Second, Efforts to improve socioeconomic society in achieving the program goals are still far from the policy targets expected in Perda No. 12 of 2013 which requires the creation of 50,000 jobs for the people in Bengkulu City. It is expected that the Bengkulu City government needs to reorganize the institutional program in the form of improving the support capacity of regulations and improving program resources while addressing the challenges and obstacles arises in the field.

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