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16. Reactualization of Employee Creative Behavior in Building the Image of Public Service

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Akib Haedar, Salam Rudi, Basra Jumase, Sanusi Andi Darmawan, and Sakawati Herlina

Subjects
behavioral actualization, creativity and innovation, public services, Social Sciences
Abstract

The results of this qualitative descriptive study explain the re-actualization of the creative behavior of employees in building the image of public services at the Tourism and Culture Office of Sinjai Regency. The theoretical implication of the re-actualization of human creative behavior – hereinafter referred to as creativity – at the individual level is the basis for developing group creativity in organizations or vice versa. Based on this understanding, the current locus and focus of creativity research are not only limited to the creative behavior of students in the locus of education or schooling, as understood so far but also includes the creativity of all humans in public, private (business) and non-profit organizations. In the study of organizational development, multi-level human creativity is the core (base) of knowledge-based organizational development, the essence, and orientation of the capacity-building program, as well as the basis for efforts to build a satisfying or even happy public service image, both for employees (public service providers). within the organization as well as for citizens or society (service recipients).

Published
2022
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17. Tourism Development in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi: Analysis of Government, Community, and Private Support

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Sakawati Herlina, Akib Haedar, Sulmiah, and Widyawati

Subjects
tourism, government, community, private sector, Social Sciences
Abstract

This study examines the support of the government, the community, and the private sector in advancing the tourism sector in Gowa district. The abundant natural potential in Gowa Regency makes it difficult for the government to manage itself with its limitations. Support from other parties in tourism management is not only in the form of financial assistance. The involvement of other parties in managing and creating innovations that have a positive impact not only on improving the regional economy but on improving people's welfare. Through unstructured interviews and observations, as well as literature studies, which were then analyzed using the Interactive Model Analysis, the results showed that the government in developing the tourism sector acted as a motivator and facilitator. The involvement of the tourism sector contributes to the thought of developing a more modern tourism sector. Artificial tourist destinations developed by the private sector by maintaining natural beauty, make the tourist area in Malino Village a leading destination in Gowa Regency. This study also shows that the community provides support to tourism development by participating in managing and maintaining existing facilities and infrastructure. In addition, smart people see opportunities, turning their private homes into lodgings for tourists at lower prices.

Published
2022
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21. Public Trust in the Perspective of the Role of Actors: What, Why, and How to Improve Public Security and Order.

Author

Chairuddin, M. Awal, Syam, Husain, Akib, Haedar, Gultom, Elisatris, and Samad, Sulaiman

Subjects
PUBLIC institutions, PUBLIC policy (Law), QUALITATIVE research methodology, EXCELLENCE, PUBLIC trustees
Abstract

The results of this research on efforts to improve public trust are based on the implementation of the functions and roles of the Bhayangkara Trustee of Public Security and Order (Bhabinkamtibmas). Actual, acuity, reliable data, information, and knowledge as answers to the questions What, Why, Where, When, Who, and How (5W1H) improve public trust based on the re-actualization of the role of Bhabinkamtibmas actors using descriptive-qualitative research methods with normative approaches and factual approaches. The results of the study found that public trust is a keyword as well as a key success factor in improving the image of individuals and institutions (organizations) of service providers throughout the world, including at the locus of duty and the role of Bhabinkamtibmas in Makassar City, the capital of South Sulawesi Province of Indonesia. Likewise, public trust is a necessity for realizing good governance, and accountable, acceptable, and happy service recipients. Therefore, public trust is a panacea that is effective when individual actors and public institutions at all levels of government, including Bhabinkamtibmas, expect an image of an organization (institution) capable of performing its functions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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39. The Development of Sustainable Tourism in Kendari City, Indonesia, During the COVID-19 Pandemic Based on the Local Wisdom Approach.

Author

Idrus, Sitti Hairani, Akib, Haedar, Anshari, and Rifdan

Subjects
COVID-19 pandemic, SUSTAINABLE tourism, URBAN tourism, SUSTAINABLE development, TOURISM, PREPAREDNESS, PHRONESIS
Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the tourism sector all over the world. The direction of Kendari's local wisdom approach to tourism development is still unclear, making Kendari City an unpleasant tourist destination. The pandemic must be seen as a baseline to rebuild the tourism sector. This paper analysed the local wisdom approach to developing sustainable tourism in Kendari City using a literature study. The study provides recommendations that can be implemented in developing the tourism sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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