Qualitative case study reveals improved legislation and budgetary planning in Sleman Regency, suggesting professional development can enhance public participation and accountability.
Key Points
Progress in legislative productivity seen through five key local regulations enacted in 2024, emphasizing the importance of effective decision-making.
DPRD's budgetary planning has shown growth, alongside the proposal of twelve priority legislative drafts for 2025, highlighting its evolving role.
Qualitative case study approach included interviews with DPRD members and document analysis, providing in-depth insights into local political dynamics.
Continuous professional development and transparent systems are crucial for enhanced institutional support and public participation in the DPRD's effectiveness.