ANALYSIS OF SDGs IMPLEMENTATION IN PROVINCIAL REGIONAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS IN INDONESIA

Fransiskus Randa; Jeane Lelyana Sereh

doi:10.24071/icebmr.v2i1.222

Authors

Fransiskus Randa Universitas Atma Jaya Makassar Author
Jeane Lelyana Sereh Universitas Atma Jaya Makassar Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24071/icebmr.v2i1.222

Keywords:

National SDGs

Abstract

This research aims to describe the implementation of sustainable development goals in provincial governments in Indonesia. The research uses secondary data from the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics with the main data being the Sustainable Development Report. The research uses a descriptive quantitative approach with comparative analysis of sample averages with the achievement of sustainable development goals at the national level. The research results show that data on achieving sustainable development goals at the provincial level is very limited and there are six elements that do not have data from the seventeen elements that have been formulated. Even though there are limited data, the available data on the 11 provincial sustainable development goals has an average achievement of sustainable development goals that is in line with the achievement of national level sustainable development goals. The availability of data in sustainability reports at the central statistics bureau needs to be completed so that each province also has reliable information, considering that provincial regional governments are an inseparable part of achieving national sustainable development.

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