Implementation of Strengthening Government Institutions towards A Transparent and Clean Bureaucracy in the Province of South Sulawesi

Abstract

This research aims to explain the implementation of institutional strengthening and the determinants of successful implementation towards a transparent and clean bureaucratic order, as well as examine the determinants of a successful implementation of government policies and programs. This type of research is phenomenology with a qualitative approach. This research was conducted in South Sulawesi Province by in-depth interviewing informants who had knowledge, experience, and historical traces in the field of government. Data and information screening were obtained from primary data sources and secondary data using triangulation techniques. Data analysis uses information reduction, presentation, verification, and drawing conclusions based on the validity of the data. The results of the study found 1) inter-organizational institutional strength resulted in organizational structure priorities, cooperation, interests, and goal attainment; 2) lower-level institutional strength produces coordination, counselling, monitoring and evaluation priorities; and 3) the institutional strength of the target group produces advocacy, maintenance, simulation, and participatory priorities. The advice needed to improve the strengthening of government institutions in realizing bureaucratic order is through increasing the scale of priorities, actions and achievement goals in realizing institutionalized public satisfaction.