Policy Parameters in the Development of Strategic Management of Candidates for the New Autonomous Region of South Tasikmalaya Regency
Demi Hamzah Rahadian, Agus Rahayu, Vanessa Gaffar

Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia

Abstract

Tasikmalaya Regency as one of the regencies with a large area and large population has many problems related to accessibility and equitable distribution of welfare. This study aims to determine the parameters of the preparation area for the expansion of the southern Tasik region and develop a regional development strategy. In general, Tasik Selatan deserves to be an autonomous region. Economic potential and high fiscal capacity can be used as the basis for recommendations to make South Tasik an autonomous region. The strategy that can be used is how to develop relatively underdeveloped regions based on their superior sectors, supporting the development of the primary sector, such as tourism. Government policies are very important to optimize resource management, equitable distribution of infrastructure development, especially to support development in rural areas. The implications of the policies implemented are based on the character of each region such as socio-cultural, spatial and sectoral basis, in the future regional development can be analyzed based on the sub-district and village areas. Thus, to develop and optimize resource management, the economy and equitable distribution of infrastructure development can be realized through geographic, demographic and systemic parameters in developing the southern Tasikmalaya district as a candidate for a new autonomous region.

Keywords: Geographic Parameters, Demographic Parameters, Systemic Parameters, Regional Development

Topic: Organizational Behavior, Leadership and Human Resource Management