Implementation of Gender Mainstreaming (PUG) in the Clean and Creative City Program in Lhokseumawe

Abstract

To promote and effectively implement gender mainstreaming in a coordinated manner, Presidential Instruction no. 9 of 2000 was issued. This instruction mandates the improvement of gender equality and justice in all aspects of human life through policies and programs that consider the experiences, aspirations, needs, and problems of both women and men. In the city of Lhokseumawe, the mayor's government has also issued regulations with Mayor Regulation Number 22 of 2018 concerning gender mainstreaming. The method used to complete this research is qualitative research with a sociological-empirical/juridical approach. Producing descriptive data in the form of written or spoken words or observed behavior, the stages of this research include collecting primary and secondary data through interviews determined by purposive sampling by selecting certain people who can represent the relevance of this research. The implementation of gender mainstreaming in the Clean and Creative City Program is to provide equal space for men and women, carry out monitoring, and program. Obstacles faced in implementing the Gender Mainstreaming model in the Clean and Creative City Program in Lhokseumawe City include: the lack of a sense of concern among individuals, which has become a habit since childhood, and ethics and morals are increasingly being eroded, there is no Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). A budget is not gender-responsive. Furthermore, as well as low human resources (HR). Meanwhile, efforts made in implementing gender mainstreaming in the Clean and Creative City Program in Lhokseumawe City include creating a website related to gender issues, starting from the program preparation stage. , implementing activities, maintaining infrastructure, forming a women's community, and activating Friday clean-up activities that have long been abandoned. It is recommended that in drafting SOPs regarding the Implementation of Hygiene Programs and morals.