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Figure 1: Qualitative Data Analysis: Interactive Model
The Role And Competence Of Library Administrator In The Era Of Digital Information
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October 2021

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Putu Astina

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Wayan Sudemen

The library is one of the institutions providing information services. With the entry of information technology into a demand for library administrators to change their role and further improve competence. This research is a study conducted in the Special Region of Yogyakarta Indonesia. The informants used in this study are people who are competent in the field of libraries and digital information, data collection techniques through direct observation, interviews with predetermined informants, data were analyzed descriptively qualitatively with the Miles and Hubberman model, namely data reduction, data display, and conclusion/verification. The results of the study stated that in this digital information era there was quite a drastic change in the roles and competencies of librarians. Changes in roles include: (a) creative information presenters; (b) as an information consultant; (c) as educators; (d) as a researcher; (e) as a companion; (f) must be more active and critical of information; (g) willingness to always learn new things. Changes in the field of competence include: (a) Technology Skill and Network Management; (b) Media Management Storage and Retrieval; (c) Management and Leadership; (d) Business Development; (e) Information Skills; (f) Communication and Customer Care; (g) Personal Behavior.

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Building the Spirit of Governance in Realizing the Village SDGs in Bali Province, Indonesia

October 2021

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)

The transformation from Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to Village SDGs, implies that the direction of global agreement in the field of rebuilding is in the concept of People Center Development, which requires elements of governance in it. This research is about building the spirit of governance in realizing the Village SDGs, by conducting an initial study of the SDGs in the Province of Bali. The aim of this research is to find out the practice of SDGs in policy and empirically in development. The research method used was a qualitative research approach with data collection techniques consisting of interviews, literature studies and field observations. The informants were determined purposively consisting of 9 people. The data analysis technique used was the Miles, Huberman, and Shaldana (2014) model. This study found that the provincial government of Bali has responded to global calls and central government policies regarding the importance of SDGs practice by issuing the Bali Governor Regulation Number 39 of 2019. There are 4 SDGs points that have been programmed while their elaboration at the district/city to village level is still hampered by the incomplete Village SDGs data.

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... Along with it, there are also Village SDGs, the village-level SDGs, which are compiled by the Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration (Village-DDRT). However, the plan still has many problems related to the indicators used and its integration with other development indices (Yudhiantara et al. 2021). This statement is in line with an essay by Reinert (2020) that is, the difficulty of the SDGs achievement indicators makes it difficult for the SDGs to be realistically implemented until Reinert proposes a Basic Development Goals (BDGs) formula with only 7 Goals with 10 targets/ indicators. ...

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Evaluating the Gaps to Achieve Sustainable Development at the Village Level in Indonesia Using a Systemic Framework
Building the Spirit of Governance in Realizing the Village SDGs in Bali Province, Indonesia

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)