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Laporan Orientasi PPPK Dinas Koperasi dan UKM Kabupaten Cirebon #bangkompppk

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Key takeaways

Technology

Tech/Product/Systems Concepts Highlighted

  • Digital mapping for RAT compliance (RAT = cooperative members’ meeting/reporting cycle) to replace a manual, non-integrated reporting process.
  • Integrated digital database building by consolidating and validating cooperative RAT data.
  • Geospatial visualization:
    • Data uploaded to a geospatial platform
    • Color-coded zoning per sub-district to show compliance/achievement status
    • An interactive digital map accessible for multiple periods (stated as 2027–2030)
  • Analytics & dashboards for supervision/decision-making:
    • Map connected to a Google Looker dashboard for field leadership monitoring
    • A “control and evaluation dashboard” using a leader-oriented view to summarize compliance and performance

Main Problem / Background (as described)

  • RAT reporting data is currently provided as Excel text tables.
  • There is no dynamic data mapping between:
    • cooperatives that implement RAT vs. those that do not, and
    • compliance vs. non-compliance status.

Resulting issues:

  • Manual validation of cooperative data “one by one.”
  • No tool to detect which sub-district clusters have concentrated non-compliant/inactive “red” cooperatives.
  • Operational counseling/facilitation efforts are harder because urgency calculation is not supported by integrated operational data.

Action Plan / Workflow (steps included)

  1. Consultation & data collection stage

    • Coordinate with superiors/leaders
    • Compile physical RAT report files from 40 sub-districts
    • Build an initial database for Patu cooperative RAT periods 2026–2027

  2. Validation & geocoding stage

    • Validate RAT administrative report files
    • Determine geographical coordinates of cooperative offices
    • Produce accurate spatial coordinate records for 2027–2030

  3. Digital map visualization stage

    • Upload validated database to the geospatial platform
    • Create color code zones for RAT compliance per sub-district/region
    • Provide access to the interactive digital map for 2027–2030

  4. Control & evaluation dashboard stage

    • Integrate map with Google Looker dashboard (referred to as “Google Studio” in one place)
    • Provide an operations management/achievement indicator view for leaders
    • Final evaluation report approved for 2027–2030

Key Claimed Impacts / Benefits (analysis outcomes)

  • More accurate cooperative status classification (active/passive/healthy/critical) in near real time based on RAT compliance.
  • Higher legal compliance and discipline in conducting AGMs/meetings (implied from improved oversight and reminders).
  • Administrative supervision efficiency: reduces time spent manually checking physical accountability files by using dashboard visualization.
  • Targeted assistance: acts like a “compass” to direct aid/training/restructuring programs to cooperatives that truly need them.
  • Early warning system: flags cooperatives likely to decline or deviate earlier.
  • Operational budget efficiency: reduces random field verification visits; monitoring becomes focused on non-compliant points.
  • Transparency / open access to information: supports public and ministry-facing communication with validated data.

Ethics / Values Framing (included but tied to execution model)

  • Emphasis on accountability, anti-manipulation, data integrity, professional behavior, and collaboration with IT teams/field officers.
  • Values are mapped onto each stage—consultation, validation/geocoding, mapping, and dashboarding—to justify governance quality.

Main Speaker / Source

  • Wiwit Jwid Komalawati Esos — operational head (Natal operational service mentioned) at the Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises Service, Cirebon Regency.

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