The Impact of Village Fund Management, Cash-Intensive Work, and Community Participation on The Rate of Village Economic Growth Through The Development of village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) in Bone Regency
Quantitative analysis shows village fund management and BUMDes positively influence economic growth, suggesting the need for stronger community participation.
Key Points
Village fund management and community participation positively influence rural economic growth, highlighting essential governance aspects.
Quantitative analysis indicated significant roles of BUMDes in transforming fiscal inputs into productive outputs, impacting village economics.
Structural Equation Modeling was utilized to assess relationships among village fund management, labor-intensive work, and economic growth.
The findings emphasize integrating fiscal transfer systems with enhanced local institutions for sustainable rural development.