Risma Niswaty, Johanna Mano, Haedar Akib
This study aimed to analyze and explain the performance of public services based on the Human Development Index (HDI) in Makassar. The method used is descriptive analysis of ex post Pacto. Secondary data were obtained through analysis of documents, both from the Central Bureau of Statistics, the government of Makassar, and of the relevant scientific publications. Data were analyzed by descriptive qualitative with quantitative data supported. The results showed that in the era of regional autonomy HDI is an ideal proxy for measuring the performance of local governments, including the city of Makassar. The index is an overview of local government performance in three main areas, namely education, public health, and the economy. Then, success in managing the finances to make the area capable of improving the performance of public services. Improved public service performance is reflected in the increase in HDI, which in turn can improve the welfare of society. Improved performance of public services will also improve the competitiveness of the region as a destination for domestic and foreign investment.
Head of Office Administration Education Department, Faculty of Social Science, State University of Makassar, Indonesia; Economic Faculty State, University of Makassar, Indonesia; Head of Public Administration, Department Post-Graduate Program State, University of Makassar, Indonesia
