Building an Anti-Corruption Village With Local Wisdom in Tourism Towards the Richest Village in Indonesia (A Closer Look at Kutuh Village-Badung-Bali)
Amalia Syauket, Ali Johardi Wirogioto, Donny Ramadhan

Bhayangkara University, Greater Jakarta
Bhayangkara University, Greater Jakarta
Bhayangkara University, Greater Jakarta

Abstract

In the midst of the dark image of village funds due to village head corruption, there is a lamp in the south of Bali. Kutuh Village, which was once poor and arid, has now become an independent village thanks to village funds from the government Kutuh Village has received village funds of around Rp. 3.5 billion The village budget management sector was recorded as the largest contributor to state losses in 2018. The biggest challenge in managing the Village Fund comes from the uniqueness of the village government system in Bali with the dualism concept of power official village and traditional village, in the development of Balinese tourism with a cultural pattern. Opportunities for fraud are mitigated by implementing local wisdom which is still very much embedded in the daily life of the Kutuh Village community, which is based on the principle: from by Krama and for karma (citizens), with the ultimate goal of strengthening traditional institutions and religious traditions with wisdom. in it in order to realize prosperity and harmouy between elements in accordance with the Trihita Karana philosophy and in essence this is the mandate of the provision of village funds.

Keywords: Anti-Corruption Village, Local Wisdom, Leadership Duality

Topic: Law on Criminal Act of Corruption and Asset Recovery