Management of Village Credit Institutions in Buleleng District (Independent Sanction Perspective)

This research is aiming at carrying out a cultural mission to carry out activities internally within the community, and oriented toward improving the welfare of indigenous village communities. The provincial government of Bali is in a position as semi-intervention so that the management is giving the power to decide. The research method used is by conducting interviews so that this type of research qualifies as a type of empirical sociological research. In the discussion related to the policies carried out by the Provincial Government of Bali, the LPD was only semi-intervention in the form of the issuance of Regional Regulations and was semi-autonomous concerning its management. Then in managing activities, there are several LPDs in Buleleng Regency experiencing difficulties in handling credit settlement. So that it requires implementing customary sanction provisions, as stipulated in awig-awig or perarem in each traditional village. Then conclusions can be drawn that the Provincial Government of Bali has taken a semi-intervention position in the regulation of Village Credit Institutions (LPD) and provides semi-autonomous locations to traditional villages in managing their management. This provision shows as a form of Self-Regulatory well in LPD settings. Then the application of the sort of customary sanctions is based on the regulations that have been arranged in the awig-awig or pararem in each traditional village/pakraman