Ida Widianingsih
Biographic Data
| ID | 92066 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ida Widianingsih |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ida |
| FAMILY NAME | Widianingsih |
| SIGNATURE | WIDIANINGSIH I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Padjadjaran University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2472-5236 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Extending Structured Dialogic Design With Multi‐Criteria Evaluation
This paper presents an innovative integration of structured democratic dialogue with a multi‐criteria evaluation step designed to strengthen participatory decision‐making for complex socio‐ecological challenges. Conducted virtually with Communities of Practice focused on multi‐species governance, the process combined systemic mapping of influence relations with participatory scoring of actions against selected criteria (impact, feasibility and li…
Exploring a complex adaptive system in urban systems
This systematic literature review aims to identify the development of trends in scientific publications about complex adaptive systems in urban systems. The study employs bibliometric analysis methods using data sources from literature studies from 1995 to 2024. The primary data were obtained from the Scopus and Dimensions databases and supplemented with data from Google Scholar. The study findings show multidisciplinary involvement from social s…
Systemic Governance From Below
Access to forests, farming land and the Citarum river is limited in Tarumajaya; furthermore, many do not own their own housing and are dependent on the public and private landowners in the area. The region of Tarumajaya faces significant challenges in access to crucial resources such as forests, farming land and the Citarum river, leading to a growing dependence on public and private landowners for basic necessities, including housing. This paper…
Climate Justice and Social Equity in Indonesian Watershed Governance
This study explores how climate justice and social equity are integrated into watershed governance in Indonesia, using the Citarum River as a case study. It examines the progress and challenges faced by local communities and the government, as well as the policies implemented to achieve climate justice and social equity within a sustainable governance framework. Using a case study approach and qualitative methods, the findings highlight progress …
Organizational capacity and policy integration
The Covid-19 pandemic is a multifaceted issue for governments globally, and through public communication, social restrictions, and inclusive policies, the community has to obey and follow all the health guidelines to minimize the spread of the virus. This study aims to understand how policy integration, communication, and cognitive dissonance have played out during the pandemic. This study applies causal mechanism tests and cross tabulation in IB…
Longitudinal studies in administrative science and public health issues
Dear EditorThis paper aims to respond to an interesting study by Jaffri et al. [1] published in the Medical Teacher, their study employs a cross-sectional survey method, which captures data at a si
The Impact of Universal Health Coverage on Health Development in Banten Province Indonesia
The National Health Insurance (JKN) is a strategic program in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Indonesia, including in Banten Province. This study explores the impact of JKN on health development, identifies challenges faced, and strategic steps taken to ensure equitable access to health services. The research method used is descriptive qualitative, with reference to data obtained from the results of literature and field studies. The …
Two decades of women’s underrepresentation in public service leadership
During the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (2001–2021), the expected representation of Afghan women in leadership and executive roles was not achieved. This study examines factors contributing to this glass ceiling effect. Our research involved 317 participants, comprising 302 civil service professionals and 15 civil society activists. Employing a mixed-methods approach, thematic analysis was conducted for the qualitative data. For the quantitati…
Assessing the impact of women's underrepresentation on public service delivery in Afghanistan
In the wake of the political upheaval witnessed in Afghanistan in August 2021, there has been a noticeable curtailment of women's involvement in the public sector. This quantitative cross-sectional study, grounded in representative bureaucracy theory, examines the perceived effects of this underrepresentation through a diverse and representative sample of 349 employees from various government departments. Employing a 21-item questionnaire with 5-…
Governance, Risks, and Compliance in Fulfilling the New and Renewable Energy Mix at the State Electricity Company (PLN)
This study examines Governance, Risk, and Compliance in the Fulfillment of the New and Renewable Energy Mix in the State Electricity Company (PLN). The problem in this study is the increase in global carbon emissions where the Paris Agreement was subsequently held. As a signatory to the agreement, the Government of Indonesia is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. GRC (Governance, Risk, Compliance) is a proven way to align tech…
Analysis of the Implementation of the Whistleblowing System in the Kendari City Government
The whistleblowing system is becoming an increasingly utilized tool worldwide to prevent and detect current violations. However, its implementation is not easy, as individuals require a sense of security and safety guarantees to be willing to participate in preventing violations and corruption. Therefore, adequate structures and processes are needed for its implementation. Kendari City is the only local government in the Southeast Sulawesi Provin…
Networking That Not Working
Countries with a vast sea area have faced great concern regarding maritime security. Indonesia, a maritime country with an enormous marine resource that contributes 2.58% to the country’s GDP, ranked second as a vulnerable country to marine threats, such as Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing. This research analyzes the implementation of Indonesia’s 2021 – 2025 Maritime Policy Action Plan and how the policy network cooperates to er…
Exploring the evolution of leadership in government
This study offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolution of leadership research within the digital transformation of the governmental sector, a subject increasingly relevant in our digital world. An in-depth analysis of 358 scholarly articles, spanning from 2004 to 2023, outlines the progression of leadership from the era of e-government to the current digital epoch. Through bibliometric assessment, we illuminate influential papers, author …
Village fund program in Cibeureum and Sukapura village, Bandung Regency, Indonesia
The increase in village revenue and expenditure budgets (APBDes) has resulted in many abuses of APBDes in Indonesia. This article seeks to uncover the fundamental problems that lead to misuse of APBDes, namely the process of APBDes preparation, the structure of APBDes, and the primary power holders in the implementation of APBDes, where the Village Fund is the main component in the APBDes structure. By using a qualitative approach and collecting …
Inclusive development policy research
This systematic literature review aims to identify, review, and study the development of trends in scientific publications regarding inclusive development and policies in overcoming development problems concerning a lack of widespread prosperity that is developing in the world. Our aim is to map recent research and publication activities of authors to identify growing evidence concerning the problem of inclusive development in various regions and…
Organization ecosystem for inclusive development in Indonesia
This study aims to identify, review, and study trends in scientific publications on organizational ecosystems for inclusive development in Indonesia. This study examines how organizations can address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), in order to make a significant difference internally and externally in Indonesia. This study identifies, reviews, and determines the different discussions and literature regarding the extent to which …
From urban crime areas to urban resilience
The aim of this study was to determine the factors of urban crime and their impact on realizing urban resilience in Bandung City, Indonesia, and at the same time explore urban governance and policies in dealing with these problems. This research method uses a qualitative exploratory approach with an evidence-based approach and data analysis using the Nvivo 12 Plus tool. The results of the study show that there is a relationship between crime rate…
Behind the scenes of Covid-19 response
Mapping the roles of various actors involved in handling a pandemic is significant for effective policy integration. It helps clarify each actor’s authority, the coordination level and the interaction patterns formed. This emergence of COVID-19 as a cross-sectoral issue necessitates involvement from numerous actors, given its impact produces trade-offs in the health, social and economic sectors, thereby rendering a balance in its implementation i…
Trends community-based waste management practice through waste bank in Indonesia
In this commentary essay, we see that the trend of community-based waste management in Indonesia provides a comprehensive adaptive capacity framework to overcome environmental problems that often occur in developing countries. Where in the twenty-first century, waste management has become an important environmental and public health problem. This commentary argues that in Indonesia, the trend in waste management has changed from activities carrie…
Pathways to well‐being in Tarumajaya, West Java
This paper explores the concept of community engagement, aligned with President Jokowi's mission to promote social enterprises, as a means to support the development of a re‐generative circular green economy in Tarumajaya, West Java. The primary focus is on enhancing farming, fishing, and forestry activities with villagers. The Covid‐19 pandemic presented significant challenges for the villagers, particularly in marketing their goods, resulting i…
Indigenous Women's Connection to Forest
Forest is essential for indigenous women in Indonesia. This article discusses the connection between Dayak Benawan women's lives with their land. Dayak Benawan women today face the challenge of preserving their forest and traditions. Meanwhile, the existence of the Dayak Benawan women is the source of protecting native forests in West Kalimantan. Indigenous women's identity is often connected to living in poor conditions with low quality of life …
A bibliometric review of inclusive governance concept
This study aims to analyze the growth trajectory of global scientific output on the “inclusive governance” concept, and governance principles that have received the most attention. The bibliometric review was used in this study on the Scopus database. The data were analyzed using VOSviewer 1.6.16 version and Microsoft Excel. This review found that the term “inclusive governance” was first used in 2000 and has continued to increase significantly s…
Information Communication Technology (ICT) on Palembang city government, Indonesia
Technology in government is increasing, where technology is used as a tool to measure employee performance digitally. Local governments must adapt to all existing changes to develop the existing government system. The purpose of this research is to determine the role of ICT in achieving outstanding digital governance as a sustainability strategy, such as managing the process of goal formulation and reporting, developing stakeholder relationships,…
Climate change governance for urban resilience for Indonesia
Cities are faced with new and complex issues such as natural disasters, rapid population growth, and pollution. The era of smart and resilient cities in this century has brought a new type of governance that can explain the ambiguity of urban resilience and the necessary governance of climate change. This research focuses on the discussion of ideal and adaptive climate change governance for urban resilience in Indonesia. This study identifies, re…
Smart villages, rural development and community vulnerability in Indonesia
Rural areas are significantly affected by spatial vulnerability, the digital divide, depopulation, and population aging. Marginalized populations seek collective well-being, social inclusion, and local development in smart villages, an area of interest that is increasingly important for scholars and practitioners, as well as rural areas and communities. This article explores global trends in conceptual approaches and smart village planning and id…
Policy analytical capacity and "Eastern" styles of policy analysis
An emerging body of scholarship suggests that "Western" notions of policy analysis may not be relevant in "Eastern" jurisdictions, and that non-Western countries, particularly in Asia, may have their own local policy analytical style or tradition. However, in many Asian countries, little is known about the work that public sector policy analysts do. Using data from a survey and focus groups, this article investigates policy analysis and analytica…
Indigenous Women's Connection to Forest
Forest is essential for indigenous women in Indonesia. This article discusses the connection between Dayak Benawan women's lives with their land. Dayak Benawan women today face the challenge of preserving their forest and traditions. Meanwhile, the existence of the Dayak Benawan women is the source of protecting native forests in West Kalimantan. Indigenous women's identity is often connected to living in poor conditions with low quality of life …
Indonesian Women’s Civil Service Leadership
Women in Indonesia’s civil service ( n = 320) were surveyed about their career advancement. Analysis of variance identified differences in career progression, and post-hoc comparisons were tested using Fisher’s Least Significant Difference method. We found that family support and interpersonal relationships, paired with superior education to men, were critical to women’s successful leadership progression, especially through the echelon ranks. Qua…
Incentive-based Social Welfare Administration in Indonesia
This article brings together two discrete studies of Indonesian welfare innovations, the conditional cash transfer and the deinstitutionalisation of children, both delivered at the lowest administrative level by social workers. Patterns across the two studies indicated a confounding variable influential in social workers’ innovation implementation and administrative decisions. This variable, incentive-based remuneration, was inhibiting implementa…
The Manipulation of Social, Cultural and Religious Values in Socially Mediated Terrorism
This paper presents an analysis of how the Islamic State/Da'esh and Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia manipulate conflicting social, cultural and religious values as part of their socially mediated terrorism. It focusses on three case studies: (1) the attacks in Paris, France on 13 November 2015; (2) the destruction of cultural heritage sites in Iraq and Syria; and (3) the struggle between nationalist values and extreme Islamic values in Indonesia. The ca…
Participatory Planning in Indonesia
After three decades of authoritarian rule which discouraged citizen participation, Indonesia is slowly moving towards increased engagement between state and society. This is happening within the framework of decentralisation policies; although it is largely being driven by non governmental organisations. Although formal political structures have democratised, local level civic engagement is yet to increase significantly. Despite this, the Municip…
Assessing the impact of women's underrepresentation on public service delivery in Afghanistan
In the wake of the political upheaval witnessed in Afghanistan in August 2021, there has been a noticeable curtailment of women's involvement in the public sector. This quantitative cross-sectional study, grounded in representative bureaucracy theory, examines the perceived effects of this underrepresentation through a diverse and representative sample of 349 employees from various government departments. Employing a 21-item questionnaire with 5-…
Participatory Planning in Indonesia
After three decades of authoritarian rule which discouraged citizen participation, Indonesia is slowly moving towards increased engagement between state and society. This is happening within the framework of decentralisation policies; although it is largely being driven by non governmental organisations. Although formal political structures have democratised, local level civic engagement is yet to increase significantly. Despite this, the Municip…
Decentralization, Participatory Planning, and the Anthropocene in Indonesia, with a Case Example of the Berugak Dese, Lombok, Indonesia
The Manipulation of Social, Cultural and Religious Values in Socially Mediated Terrorism
This paper presents an analysis of how the Islamic State/Da'esh and Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia manipulate conflicting social, cultural and religious values as part of their socially mediated terrorism. It focusses on three case studies: (1) the attacks in Paris, France on 13 November 2015; (2) the destruction of cultural heritage sites in Iraq and Syria; and (3) the struggle between nationalist values and extreme Islamic values in Indonesia. The ca…
Indonesian Women in Public Service Leadership
Masculinist contours have legitimized male domination in Indonesia’s upper public service ranks. However, some women have managed to crack the glass ceiling. A systematic search was undertaken of seven academic databases and the Google Scholar search engine to identify facilitative features of women’s career advancement through Indonesia’s echelon ranks. Fourteen articles, representing nine studies, were identified. While policy initiatives exist…
Incentive-based Social Welfare Administration in Indonesia
This article brings together two discrete studies of Indonesian welfare innovations, the conditional cash transfer and the deinstitutionalisation of children, both delivered at the lowest administrative level by social workers. Patterns across the two studies indicated a confounding variable influential in social workers’ innovation implementation and administrative decisions. This variable, incentive-based remuneration, was inhibiting implementa…
Three Decades of Discourse on Science, Technology and Innovation in National Innovation System
[Figure: see text]Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) topic has become one of the most debatable discourses in the international journals. In the Scopus database, 24,034 documents were recorded as the results when navigating the publications under the STI theme. However, this study limits the bibliometric analysis of the STI topics within the National Innovation System (NIS) framework. In addition, the limitation of the time period is from …
Policy analytical capacity and "Eastern" styles of policy analysis
An emerging body of scholarship suggests that "Western" notions of policy analysis may not be relevant in "Eastern" jurisdictions, and that non-Western countries, particularly in Asia, may have their own local policy analytical style or tradition. However, in many Asian countries, little is known about the work that public sector policy analysts do. Using data from a survey and focus groups, this article investigates policy analysis and analytica…
A bibliometric review of inclusive governance concept
This study aims to analyze the growth trajectory of global scientific output on the “inclusive governance” concept, and governance principles that have received the most attention. The bibliometric review was used in this study on the Scopus database. The data were analyzed using VOSviewer 1.6.16 version and Microsoft Excel. This review found that the term “inclusive governance” was first used in 2000 and has continued to increase significantly s…
Information Communication Technology (ICT) on Palembang city government, Indonesia
Technology in government is increasing, where technology is used as a tool to measure employee performance digitally. Local governments must adapt to all existing changes to develop the existing government system. The purpose of this research is to determine the role of ICT in achieving outstanding digital governance as a sustainability strategy, such as managing the process of goal formulation and reporting, developing stakeholder relationships,…
Climate change governance for urban resilience for Indonesia
Cities are faced with new and complex issues such as natural disasters, rapid population growth, and pollution. The era of smart and resilient cities in this century has brought a new type of governance that can explain the ambiguity of urban resilience and the necessary governance of climate change. This research focuses on the discussion of ideal and adaptive climate change governance for urban resilience in Indonesia. This study identifies, re…
Smart villages, rural development and community vulnerability in Indonesia
Rural areas are significantly affected by spatial vulnerability, the digital divide, depopulation, and population aging. Marginalized populations seek collective well-being, social inclusion, and local development in smart villages, an area of interest that is increasingly important for scholars and practitioners, as well as rural areas and communities. This article explores global trends in conceptual approaches and smart village planning and id…
Towards eco‐systemic living
The paper reflects on the lessons from two case studies in order to discuss (1) how they address Ostrom's eight principles and (2) implications for social, economic and environmental challenges. The two case studies are of forest communities in Venda in South Africa and Ciptagelar, West Java, discussed in terms of their social, environmental and economic approaches. In both cases, the communities see themselves as related to nature; in the case o…
An overview of slum upgrading programs in developing countries
Many slum upgrading programs have been conducted globally, including in Indonesia. However, the research of those interventions is quite rare. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate slum upgrading programs, which has already had 10 editions in Indonesia since 1969. This evaluation was conducted to propose new guidelines to improve the Indonesia’s slum upgrading programs. The research uses a qualitative review narrative approach. The results sho…
Indonesian Women’s Civil Service Leadership
Women in Indonesia’s civil service ( n = 320) were surveyed about their career advancement. Analysis of variance identified differences in career progression, and post-hoc comparisons were tested using Fisher’s Least Significant Difference method. We found that family support and interpersonal relationships, paired with superior education to men, were critical to women’s successful leadership progression, especially through the echelon ranks. Qua…
Governance, Risks, and Compliance in Fulfilling the New and Renewable Energy Mix at the State Electricity Company (PLN)
This study examines Governance, Risk, and Compliance in the Fulfillment of the New and Renewable Energy Mix in the State Electricity Company (PLN). The problem in this study is the increase in global carbon emissions where the Paris Agreement was subsequently held. As a signatory to the agreement, the Government of Indonesia is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. GRC (Governance, Risk, Compliance) is a proven way to align tech…
Analysis of the Implementation of the Whistleblowing System in the Kendari City Government
The whistleblowing system is becoming an increasingly utilized tool worldwide to prevent and detect current violations. However, its implementation is not easy, as individuals require a sense of security and safety guarantees to be willing to participate in preventing violations and corruption. Therefore, adequate structures and processes are needed for its implementation. Kendari City is the only local government in the Southeast Sulawesi Provin…
Networking That Not Working
Countries with a vast sea area have faced great concern regarding maritime security. Indonesia, a maritime country with an enormous marine resource that contributes 2.58% to the country’s GDP, ranked second as a vulnerable country to marine threats, such as Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing. This research analyzes the implementation of Indonesia’s 2021 – 2025 Maritime Policy Action Plan and how the policy network cooperates to er…
Exploring the evolution of leadership in government
This study offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolution of leadership research within the digital transformation of the governmental sector, a subject increasingly relevant in our digital world. An in-depth analysis of 358 scholarly articles, spanning from 2004 to 2023, outlines the progression of leadership from the era of e-government to the current digital epoch. Through bibliometric assessment, we illuminate influential papers, author …
Village fund program in Cibeureum and Sukapura village, Bandung Regency, Indonesia
The increase in village revenue and expenditure budgets (APBDes) has resulted in many abuses of APBDes in Indonesia. This article seeks to uncover the fundamental problems that lead to misuse of APBDes, namely the process of APBDes preparation, the structure of APBDes, and the primary power holders in the implementation of APBDes, where the Village Fund is the main component in the APBDes structure. By using a qualitative approach and collecting …
Inclusive development policy research
This systematic literature review aims to identify, review, and study the development of trends in scientific publications regarding inclusive development and policies in overcoming development problems concerning a lack of widespread prosperity that is developing in the world. Our aim is to map recent research and publication activities of authors to identify growing evidence concerning the problem of inclusive development in various regions and…
Organization ecosystem for inclusive development in Indonesia
This study aims to identify, review, and study trends in scientific publications on organizational ecosystems for inclusive development in Indonesia. This study examines how organizations can address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), in order to make a significant difference internally and externally in Indonesia. This study identifies, reviews, and determines the different discussions and literature regarding the extent to which …
From urban crime areas to urban resilience
The aim of this study was to determine the factors of urban crime and their impact on realizing urban resilience in Bandung City, Indonesia, and at the same time explore urban governance and policies in dealing with these problems. This research method uses a qualitative exploratory approach with an evidence-based approach and data analysis using the Nvivo 12 Plus tool. The results of the study show that there is a relationship between crime rate…
Behind the scenes of Covid-19 response
Mapping the roles of various actors involved in handling a pandemic is significant for effective policy integration. It helps clarify each actor’s authority, the coordination level and the interaction patterns formed. This emergence of COVID-19 as a cross-sectoral issue necessitates involvement from numerous actors, given its impact produces trade-offs in the health, social and economic sectors, thereby rendering a balance in its implementation i…
Trends community-based waste management practice through waste bank in Indonesia
In this commentary essay, we see that the trend of community-based waste management in Indonesia provides a comprehensive adaptive capacity framework to overcome environmental problems that often occur in developing countries. Where in the twenty-first century, waste management has become an important environmental and public health problem. This commentary argues that in Indonesia, the trend in waste management has changed from activities carrie…
Pathways to well‐being in Tarumajaya, West Java
This paper explores the concept of community engagement, aligned with President Jokowi's mission to promote social enterprises, as a means to support the development of a re‐generative circular green economy in Tarumajaya, West Java. The primary focus is on enhancing farming, fishing, and forestry activities with villagers. The Covid‐19 pandemic presented significant challenges for the villagers, particularly in marketing their goods, resulting i…
Political science (25 works) · Business (18 works) · Economics (18 works) · Sociology (18 works) · Geography (13 works) · Economic growth (11 works) · Corporate governance (8 works) · Public relations (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Finance (6 works)