All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the Borobudur Conference on Public Administration (BCPA) during 20 – 22 October in Balkondes Kembanglimus, Magelang. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members of the Scientific Committee and approved by the Editor-in-Chief,...

Resource management in the education system is a crucial element for supporting learning success, particularly in rural elementary schools like SDN Desa Pendreh. This qualitative study aims to explore resource management practices, including human resources, facilities, and budget, as well as the challenges...

The local election system in Indonesia has undergone several changes in recent decades, making it interesting to examine how local elections affect community welfare. This study aims to conduct a comparative study of the local election system in Indonesia with several other countries, namely the Taiwan,...

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are a vital pillar of Indonesia’s economy, yet their development remains constrained by limited resources, weak coordination, and uneven institutional capacity. Collaborative governance, emphasizing synergy among government, private sector, academia, and civil...

The transformation of Pancasila values, a key step in developing human resources (HR) in higher education, reflects the decline in the practice of Pancasila values, as evidenced by an increase in violence in response to the challenges of the digital generation. Descriptive qualitative research based...

Elections are manifestation of the concept of democracy. Citizen participation in elections is the primary measure of election success, demonstrating popular sovereignty in determining their leaders and representatives. As inseparable citizens, persons with disabilities have equal rights to participate...

This study explores the model of strengthening community empowerment through the “Rodanya MasBagia” program in Magelang City. Using a qualitative approach, this research focuses on the experiences and perceptions of the community related to their empowerment through this program. The research method...

Agenda number 15 of SDGs, Life on Land, is currently in the spotlight because Indonesia’s commitment to it is still being scrutinized. There are various problems such as illegal logging, illegal mining, palm oil issues, and so on that drive deforestation. Therefore, this study aims to review Indonesia’s...

This article broadly examines cybersecurity approaches in the protection and development of the creative economy and tourism in the digital era in Pamekasan Regency. The rapid development of information technology in communications has made it easier to access information anytime and anywhere. The internet,...

Improving the quality of education depends heavily on the quality of human resources, namely, teachers. This begins with universities actively instilling an entrepreneurial spirit through edupreneurship courses. This study aims to examine the relationship between entrepreneurial characteristics and students’...

Public sector reform increasingly acknowledges the necessity to progress beyond conventional bureaucratic frameworks towards more flexible, citizen-oriented governance. This research investigates the implementation of dynamic governance principles within a local public service initiative called “Si Bulan”...

The global pandemic has highlighted the significance of sustainable development goals (SDGs) for all countries, including Indonesia. While smart city concepts have been implemented in several regencies/cities in Indonesia as a means of achieving SDGs, there are still limitations from the human and environmental...

The transformation of social forestry schemes in Indonesia has recently intensified, especially with the transition from the Social Forestry Permit (IPHPS) to Community Forest (HKm) within the context of Specially Managed Forest Areas (KHDPK). Forest is a very important natural resource that should be...

This study aims to analyze the quality of traffic accident insurance claims services at PT Jasa Raharja (Persero) Magelang Representative Office. The issues raised include limited service personnel and suboptimal digital service systems. This study uses a descriptive quantitative method with a survey...

The digital era has redefined political communication by allowing public officials to bypass journalistic mediation and directly engage with citizens through platforms like YouTube. This study investigates how three Indonesian officials—Kang Dedy Mulyadi, Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY), and Cak Armuji—use...

Customer satisfaction is a crucial indicator of public service performance, yet there is limited research on the integrated effects of professionalism, service delivery, and service quality on customer satisfaction in the context of developing countries. This study aims to bridge this gap by examining...

This study examines the role of the Human Resources and Development Agency (BKPSDM) of Mandailing Natal Regency, Indonesia, in supporting sustainable development through effective HR management and inclusive social policies. Using a mixed-method approach, the study involves 44 BKPSDM respondents for...

Indonesia, an archipelagic nation characterized by a rich diversity of ecosystems and a rapidly expanding population, encounters considerable challenges in managing its extensive river systems, which are essential for water supply, agriculture activities, transportation services, and environmental sanitation....

Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world as of March 2025. According to data compiled from good stats, 244.7 milions of Indonesia’s total population of 281.3 million are Muslims. Each year, Indonesia receives the highest quota of Hajj pilgrims in the world, amounting to approximately...

Based on data collected from the annual report of the Supreme Court in 2024, the number of cases handled by the Supreme Court and its subordinate judicial bodies in 2024 is 3,003,665. In the first-instance courts, the number of cases filed in 2024 is 2,927,815, with the backlog from 2023 amounting to...

This paper aims to enhance understanding of intergovernmental relations in public policy implementation by mapping the relevant literature, knowing the practice in several countries, and recognizing opportunities for future research. This research uses the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method by...

This study aims to investigate the social-capital approach in disaster mitigation policy of Magelang Regency with regard to Sister Village Program as a program on the field. Given the region’s proximity to Mount Merapi and its high level of risk, the local Government has proposed framework of partnership...

The Prambanan-Klaten Toll Road exemplifies multi-level infrastructure delivery within Indonesia’s National Strategic Projects (Proyek Strategis Nasional, PSN), spanning central ministries, land agencies, provincial governments, a state-owned toll-road, and the Yogyakarta Sultanate as a traditional authority....

Urban agriculture has become an increasingly important policy towards innovation in Indonesian cities where municipal efforts to address food security, ecological decline and social inequality in densely populated urban environments. In the city of Semarang, for instance, this effort has taken shape...

Samarinda, as one of the largest coal mining centers in Indonesia, is currently confronted with a paradox between the short-term economic benefits of extractive industries and the long-term environmental and social risks. This study adopts a narrative literature review approach to synthesize findings...

This study analyzes international media framing of the Jolly Roger flag controversy in Indonesia, a case that reveals the intersection of popular culture, political expression, and democratic contestation. Using Entman’s framing theory and a qualitative content analysis of reports from International...