The Implementation Of The Presidential Assistance Policy Model For Micro Business Productive Assistance To Support The State Defense

Abstract

The Indonesian government has been assisting the community in overcoming financial difficulties caused by the pandemic. One of the national economic recovery policies established by the Indonesian government is the Micro Business Productive Assistance program. The Micro Business Productive Assistance policy aims to aid micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in surviving and recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. This study analyzes microbusiness productive assistance policies during the COVID-19 pandemic in order to collect data on an effective model for microbusiness productive assistance policies. In evaluation studies, qualitative methods are employed. The design of the study is based on the constant stake concept. Observation, interviews, and a literature review were utilized to obtain data. The soft system methodology and stake are used in the analysis. The outcomes of this study are techniques for implementing the concept of microbusiness productive assistance policy to advance national security. As a strategy fo[1]r implementing the Micro Business Productive Assistance policy model, improved communication tools, the distribution of work across all devices, and constraints on microbusiness participants in channeling banks are utilized. In addition, the Indonesian Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs is responsible for implementing the strategy for implementing Micro Business Productive Assistance, which entails collaborating with other authorities in cases where data proposal submissions are required immediately. The creation of supporting applications for the Micro Business Productive Assistance program relating to accessibility, education, and transparency is one of the suggestions provided in this study.