Dynamic Governance in Poverty Alleviation Efforts Through the ALADIN Program

T his article discusses the Bojonegoro District Government's ALADIN (Roof, Floor, Wall) program. This research method uses descriptive qualitative research. Primary data sources consist of open interviews and observation. At the same time, secondary data sources come from documentation studies obtained from the research location. The technique of determining informants was carried out by purposive sampling; researchers chose participants and informants to explain the problems and questions of researchers such as the PKP Cipta Karya Office, Village Government, and ALADIN (Roof, Floor, Wall) beneficiaries. Triangulating sources carries out data validity, exploring the truth of certain information through various methods and sources of data acquisition through interviews and observations. This study's results indicate the importance of emphasising the application of organizational culture and government capabilities in implementing the (Roof, Floor, Wall) ALADIN program. This research provides a broad perspective on the achievement of dynamic governance. The limitations of this study lie in the scope that only covers certain areas, so the results obtained are only partially representative of broader conditions. Hence, researchers recommend further research to expand the reach to places with different social, economic, and cultural characteristics to understanding.