Implementation Of Population Administration Policy (Study of Incoming Move-in Registration Residents in Katapang sub-district, Bandung Regency)

Abstract

This research is driven by the observed shortcomings in the effective implementation
of policies related to population administration, particularly concerning the
registration of migrants. The research background highlights the following
identified problems:
1. The inquiry into the execution of population policies in the data migration process
of residents within Katapang Sub-District, Bandung Regency.
2. Examination of the factors influencing and supporting the resettlement process
in Katapang District, Bandung Regency.
3. Evaluation of the efforts made by the Katapang District regarding the transfer of
registrations from residents within the district.
The research employs the policy implementation theory of George C. Edwards III,
encompassing Communication, Resources, Disposition, and Bureaucratic
Structure. Based on this theoretical framework, the researchers posit the following
propositions: the optimal execution of the Policy on the Implementation of
Population Administration involves considerations of communication, resources,
disposition, and bureaucratic structure dimensions.
The chosen research method is descriptive with a qualitative approach. Data is
gathered through literature review, participant observation, in-depth interviews,
and documentation. The findings of this study reveal suboptimal implementation
of policies related to population administration, particularly in the registration of
migrants by the Katapang District, Bandung Regency. Indications of this
suboptimality include a lack of intensive socialization and information
dissemination regarding the registration of migrant residents and insufficient
human resources dedicated to facilitating the population's relocation.