Pengelolaan Dana Desa untuk Pembangunan Infrastruktur di Desa Kedoyo

Abstract

Infrastructure development is an essential factor in improving the quality of life and welfare of the residents of Kedoyo Village. This study describes the village’s development conditions based on interviews. Road construction has been carried out in stages, covering the Kedoyo–Geger section in 2022 and the Kedoyo–Bungur section in 2023–2024. Out of the total 9.7 km of village roads, approximately 5.2 km have been completed. The village also repaired 40 meters of irrigation channels due to landslide damage. The main highway is funded by the central government through a tender system, while the Village Fund is allocated for building community halls, concrete paving, retaining walls, and empowerment programs such as cattle hoof-trimming training and organic fertilizer production. Financial management uses the SISKEUDES application, which is directly connected to the central government. All development processes are supervised through deliberations with RT, RW, and BPD, as well as oversight from institutions such as the Inspectorate and the Regional House of Representatives (DPRD). Although development progress is evident, the village still faces limited budget capacity, clean water access issues, and underdeveloped tourism potential. Overall, Kedoyo Village’s infrastructure shows positive progress but still requires continued efforts to strengthen sustainability and optimize local resources.