IMPLEMENTATION OF GOOD GOVERNANCE PRINCIPLES IN STATUTORY IN THE PROCUREMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES IN INDONESIA

Abstract

Standing of good governance is one of the ideals of the Indonesian State and the vision for State Administrators. State administrators have an obligation to create a public procurement and service system that is transparent, accountable and responsive in order to effectively meet the needs of the community. For this reason, State Administrators must apply the principles of Good Governance in carrying out public procurement and services. The minimum requirements for achieving Good Governance are transparency, accountability, participation, effectiveness and efficiency, and justice. Good governance requires public participation at all levels of the decision-making process. This research aims to analyze the extent to which the implementation of good governance principles has been successful in the procurement and provision of public services framework. This research uses normative research methods with literature study. This research not only contributes conceptually to understanding Good Governance, but also provides practical insights for stakeholders, policy makers and practitioners who play a role in managing public procurement and services.