Analisis kontribusi pad, dau, dan dak dalam struktur pembiayaan belanja daerah studi pada  kabupaten kota di papua tahun 2019 â€“ 2023

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Analisis kontribusi pad, dau, dan dak dalam struktur pembiayaan belanja daerah studi pada kabupaten kota di papua tahun 2019 â€“ 2023

Oleh : Ayu Kurnia Natasya

Info Katalog

Penerbit : FEB - Usakti

Kota Terbit : Jakarta

Tahun Terbit : 2026

Pembimbing 1 : Christina Dwi Astuti

Kata Kunci : PAD, DAU, DAK, regional expenditure, fiscal autonomy, Papua

Status Posting : Published

Status : Lengkap

File Repositori

No.	Nama File	Hal.
1.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Halaman-Judul.pdf
2.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Surat-Pernyataan-Revisi-Terakhir.pdf	1
3.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Surat-Hasil-Similaritas.pdf	1
4.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Halaman-Pernyataan-Persetujuan-Publikasi-Tugas-Akhir-untuk-Kepentingan-Akademis.pdf	1
5.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Lembar-Pengesahan.pdf	4
6.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Pernyataan-Orisinalitas.pdf	1
7.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Formulir-Persetujuan-Publikasi-Karya-Ilmiah.pdf	1
8.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Bab-1.pdf
9.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Bab-2.pdf
10.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Bab-3.pdf
11.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Bab-4.pdf
12.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Bab-5.pdf
13.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Daftar-Pustaka.pdf
14.	2026_SK_SAK_023002404022_Lampiran.pdf

Abstrak
Abstract

P Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis struktur pembiayaan belanja daerah kabupaten/kota di provinsi papua selama periode 2019â€“2023, dengan fokus pada kontribusi pendapatan asli daerah (pad), dana alokasi umum (dau), dan dana alokasi khusus (dak), serta tingkat ketergantungan fiskal terhadap dana transfer pemerintah pusat. penelitian menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif deskriptif berbasis data sekunder dari laporan keuangan daerah dan publikasi kementerian keuangan. hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa sebagian besar belanja daerah di wilayah ini sangat bergantung pada dau dan dak, sementara kontribusi pad relatif rendah, mencerminkan ketimpangan fiskal, keterbatasan kemandirian fiskal, dan potensi flypaper effect. berdasarkan temuan tersebut, disarankan agar pemerintah daerah meningkatkan optimalisasi pad melalui pengelolaan potensi lokal, meningkatkan efisiensi belanja, serta pemerintah pusat menyesuaikan alokasi dau dan dak untuk mendukung pemerataan pembangunan dan kualitas pelayanan publik. penelitian ini memberikan referensi empiris bagi pengambilan keputusan kebijakan fiskal yang lebih efektif dan berkelanjutan.

T This study aims to analyze the expenditure financing structure of regencies/cities in papua provinces during the period 2019â€“2023, focusing on the contribution of local own-source revenue (pad), general allocation fund (dau), and special allocation fund (dak), as well as the degree of fiscal dependence on central government transfers. the study employs a descriptive quantitative approach based on secondary data from regional financial reports and publications from the ministry of finance. the results indicate that most regional expenditures in these areas heavily rely on dau and dak, while pad contributions remain relatively low, reflecting fiscal disparities, limited fiscal autonomy, and potential flypaper effects. based on these findings, it is recommended that local governments optimize pad through better utilization of local potential, improve spending efficiency, and that the central government adjust dau and dak allocations to support equitable development and public service quality. this study provides empirical evidence to guide more effective and sustainable fiscal policy decisions. this study aims to analyze the expenditure financing structure of regencies/cities in papua provinces during the period 2019â€“2023, focusing on the contribution of local own-source revenue (pad), general allocation fund (dau), and special allocation fund (dak), as well as the degree of fiscal dependence on central government transfers. the study employs a descriptive quantitative approach based on secondary data from regional financial reports and publications from the ministry of finance. the results indicate that most regional expenditures in these areas heavily rely on dau and dak, while pad contributions remain relatively low, reflecting fiscal disparities, limited fiscal autonomy, and potential flypaper effects. based on these findings, it is recommended that local governments optimize pad through better utilization of local potential, improve spending efficiency, and that the central government adjust dau and dak allocations to support equitable development and public service quality. this study provides empirical evidence to guide more effective and sustainable fiscal policy decisions.