The Effect of Accountability and Transparency on Village Financial Management: Study in Kabila Village, Bone District, Bone Bolango Regency

Abstract

The Effect of Accountability and Transparency on Village Financial Management. Zulmar Irianto Saman. 921419157. (Study in Villages of Kabila Bone District, Bone Bolango Regency). Harun Blongkod, S.Pd.Ak., M.SA as supervisor 1 and Siti Pratiwi Husain, SE., M.Sc as supervisor 2. This research will investigate the impact of accountability and transparency of land sales in the villages, Kabila Bone, District Bone Bolango, either sequentially or simultaneously, with a view to determining which of the two approaches is more effective. Quantitative analysis with an ex-post facto approach was used to compile the results of this study. The use of a questionnaire is an integral part of the data collection process in this examination. 103 people participated in the event overall. Quantitative inferential structural equivalence modeling is used during the data processing in this study. Based on the findings, (1) accountability does not have a major impact on rural land development in the Kabila Bone District, Bone Bolango Regency. The positive consequences suggest that an increase in a country's ability to do business will occur if the country's government accepts responsibility for its actions. (2) The sale of land in the Kabila Bone District, Bone Bolango Regency has a positive impact with transparency. The positive impact shows that the more transparent the government of a country, the better the country's financial services will be. (3) The accountability of the parties involved in the sale of land in the Kabila Bone District, Bone Bolango Regency has a considerable influence on the market. The findings indicate that rural banking will become more accessible, along with increased accountability and transparency in transactions that occur in BPRs.