Coping Strategy For The Implementation Of South Sulawesi Provincial Government Grant Funds

Abstract

The distribution of grant funds for the construction of houses of worship, which are full of moral values, is often misused, so a strategy is needed to ensure that the funds are targeted and used effectively. This research uses a qualitative approach with a case study design. The study focuses on cases of implementation of grant fund distribution by the South Sulawesi Provincial Government for mosque construction. Data were collected through document studies and interviews. The data were then analyzed qualitatively through classification, categorization, formulating meanings, and drawing conclusions. The research results show that grant fund distribution in several cases experienced deviations. Uncertainty was found in the grant fund distribution. Therefore, coping strategies in the form of reorganizing, self-organizing, and co-evolution are important in unraveling solutions to the phenomenon of grant fund distribution deviations. Misuse of grant funds is caused by the weak integrity of recipients, so there is a need to strengthen responsibility and self-organization based on moral values.