Published date: Oct 02 2023

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: 1st Doctoral International Conference 2023

Pages: 393–404

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v8i17.14134

Firdaus Masyhurdaushoer@gmail.comHasanuddin University

Various problems in the implementation of highly complex and multidimensional government programs pose challenges to developing countries, including Indonesia. Comprehensive efforts are needed to overcome these constraints, including appropriate resource allocation, institutional capacity enhancement, strengthening good governance, combating corruption, addressing social and economic inequalities, political stability, and adaptation to environmental and geographical factors. This article describes the resources utilized in the implementation of a GTA program based on the types of resources. The approach employed in this study is descriptive and qualitative, while the data collection method utilizes the examination of government documents. The objective of this research is to explore and analyze the current state of resource utilization within government networks with the aim of identifying areas for optimization and improvement. The combination of human resources, partnerships, and technological resources in the GTA program, along with the utilization of qualitative research methods, demonstrates a comprehensive and multifaceted approach to government transformation and resource optimization. The program aims to enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and digital transformation within the government, while the research contributes to a deeper understanding of the current practices and challenges. By integrating these findings into policy and programmatic decisions, governments can strive towards better resource allocation, improved service delivery, and ultimately, more effective and responsive governance in the context of government networks.

Keywords: governance network, resource governance, government program

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