Implementasi Padat Karya Tunai Dana Desa untuk Masyarakat Miskin di Kabupaten Pasuruan dan Kabupaten Probolinggo

Abstract

The Village Fund began to be allocated in the 2015 APBN after the issuance of Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Village. Inequality, poverty and unemployment in villages are still a problem today. 1In 2018 there is a new policy on the implementation of the Village Fund, which is Cash for Work in The Village (CfWV) to overcome this problem. The purpose of this article are 1) to find out the implementation of CfWV, and 2) obstacles to CfWV. This article uses qualitative research methods using triangulation of data validation techniques, namely observation, interview and literature study. The article found, CfWV is capable of a minimum of 55 workers for each activity and the average fulfillment of Workers' Day (HOK) still requires 30 percent. CfWV also reduces the spirit of mutual cooperation in the village. The conclusion of this article is that CfWV in 2018 has generally run well and is very useful in increasing the income of the people, especially the poor.