Achievement of SDGs Desa in Villages Planning and Budgeting Documents

Abstract

Abstract Indonesia adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2017. SDG adoption requires village governments to implement this strategy into village development plans. There is a need for more efforts from the village government to increase awareness about the importance of development with environmental sustainability. The research aims to determine village compliance with the SDGs Desa policies at the planning, implementation, transparency, and reporting stages. Data analysis involves reviewing work plans, money allocations, and reports implementation and then classifying them into different categories. The output data required is the number of program implementation activities aligned with the Village SDGs objectives, the budget allocation, and the implementation report. This research focused on villages with independent status in the Pelepat Ilir Subdistrict, Bungo District. Each village has complied with several goals in the SDGs Desa by carrying out various infrastructure development, community development, and empowerment activities. However, there are still four goals that are not complied with, namely plans 1, 10, 13, and 17. Based on some of the conclusions above, it is necessary to monitor and formulate additional policies to explain to the village government that development must also consider equity, support for the marginalized, and side by side with environmental sustainability.