The Obstacles of Implementation of Village Allocation Fund Program in the North Konawe Southeast Sulawesi

Abstract

Provision of Village Allocation Fund is predicated on the realization of the right to hold the village of village autonomy. This is done so that the village can grow and evolve to follow the growth coming from the village itself based on diversity, participation, indigenous autonomy, democratization, and empowerment. Rural Institutions have increased due to the ability of an optimal are not adequately involved in the planning process using the Alokasi Dana Desa (ADD) village without there even through the planning process as the existing guidelines, were never involved in the implementation of ADD and also have never been involved in the evaluation of the implementation of the ADD, all plans activities and filing submitted to Badan Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa (BPMD). This phenomenon shows that community involvement is still an obstacle. The main barriers associated with the management of the village administration who have not gotten the right formula in community involvement, especially in aspiration. That is because of the following: 1) The low level of public education 2) Weak managerial ability of the village and other village institutions and 3) Failure mechanisms of socialization and increased capacity building by BPMD to the village.