THE INFLUENCE OF SUPERVISION OF EFFECTIVENESS OF RICE DISTRIBUTION FOR POOR HOUSEHOLD IN BANJAR CITY BANJAR CITY

Sulaeman, dkk, Maman
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Sulaeman, dkk, Maman: Politeknik Triguna Tasikmalaya

No 82uah, INA-Rxiv from Center for Open Science

Abstract: Problems found is the number of people who received help rice for poor households to the new 2,138 poor households (73.32%) should have 2,916 poor households. This means that there are 768 poor households (26.68%) who did not receive rice for poor households. Another problem is the poor distribution of rice to people who sometimes late. This distribution is done by calling the poor rice recipient one by one, because there is no definite schedule of the arrival of this poor rice from the National Logistics Agency. The method used in this research is explanatory research (Explanatory Research). This research was conducted in the District of Banjar Banjar. Collecting data using a questionnaire which was distributed to 97 people. Data analysis technique using correlation analysis, coefficient of determination and hypothesis testing. Based on the results showed that the surveillance camat in the distribution of rice to poor families in the District of Banjar Banjar in the category enough. The effectiveness of the distribution of rice to poor families in the District of Banjar Banjar, including category enough. There is an influence on the effectiveness of supervision camat distribution of rice to poor families in the District of Banjar Banjar. The influence influence on the effectiveness of supervision camat distribution of rice to poor families in the District of Banjar Banjar. This means that if camat can impose control well, the service provided will be more effective. For Head may improve supervision of the distribution of rice to poor families in the district of District Banjar on Banjar City, especially in determining the procedure and the relationship of procedure, and always carry out medical examinations of employees, etc

Date: 2017-12-26
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