Village Government Efforts In Overcoming Road Infrastructure Damage In Duwet Village

Abstract

Local governments must improve their performance and be responsible for managing village assets for the benefit of the entire community. The purpose of this study is to assess the role of communities in road development and maintenance, and to identify the barriers faced by village communities in dealing with road infrastructure. The data collection methodology of this study includes literature review and observation. The results showed that infrastructure development is still lagging behind and not yet optimal, as evidenced by the development of road infrastructure that is considered troubling to the community because it endangers safety and affects the welfare of the community. The responsibility of the city government in repairing damage to other transportation facilities is fragmented. Meanwhile, the inhibiting factor for the local government in tackling road infrastructure damage is the development fund budget. The community's expectations of the village government regarding road infrastructure development are: the government immediately carries out road construction and uses village funds from the central government as well as possible according to village needs.