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Youth organizations have the potential to build the nation and as agents of change, therefore their existence needs to be managed professionally so that they truly contribute to regional development. Within the village environment, there are many potentials that can be developed as alternative capital for regional development. It is hoped that the implementation of strategic management in its management will produce work programs that are appropriate to the needs and potential resources owned by the village/kelurahan, as capital in developing the village. The concept of strategic management includes how an organization makes strategic plans, coordinates and implements programs and evaluates them. In several kelurahans within the sub-district, the existence of youth organizations tended to show less of their role in promoting village development. The existence of this organization seems to be just a formality to complement activities in the village. The awareness of residents to use this organization as a forum for activities and to participate in developing their area is very lacking. The organizing process requires funds to run the programs that have been planned. In general, the obstacles to realizing work programs include funding issues. With sufficient funding, young people can develop their potential, to empower villages and their communities (carry out the activities needed) and provide added value and increase welfare. However, in reality in society, these organizations are not managed properly and optimally because they are constrained by financing. One of the efforts to attract funds is by submitting proposals for funds to certain institutions, both government and non-government organizations. Most of them do not know how to make a proposal for funding an activity. Furthermore, the regional autonomy policy provides opportunities for regions to develop themselves and their communities in accordance with regional needs/interests, so the role of youth as a nation's potential and development constellation cannot be separated from village/sub-district development.

Background: High prevalence of anemia exists in the developing country where its causes are multi-factorial. One of the most vulnerable populations are adolescent girl. This study aims to know the prevalence and risk factor of anemia among adolescent girls in Abiansemal High School Methods: Cross sectional study was conduct with a total of 254 individuals comprising healthy participated. The relevant information was collected with interviews, anthropometric measurements and Hemoglobin assay. Multivariate Poisson Regression analysis was done to analysis the risk factor. Results: The prevalence of anemia was found to be 71.3% (22.8% mild anemia, 47.2% moderate anemia and 1.2% severe anemia). Mean age of the adolescent girls was 15.5 ± 0.66 years old. Multivariate analysis showed that the strongest predictors of anemia associated with adolescent girls is eating frequency ? 2 times a day (aPR:1.55; 95% CI: 1.32 to 1.81), excessive menstrual bleeding (aPR: 1, 35; 95% CI 1.17 to 1.56), vegetarian diet (aPR: 1.23; 95% CI 1.08 to 1.41) and drinking tea during meals (aPR: 1.17; 95% CI 1.01 to 1.36). However, the level of knowledge, socioeconomic status, and BMI did not contribute significantly in this study. Conclusions: High prevalence of anemia in adolescent girls of Abiansemal High School. Anemia screening should be done regularly and giving iron tablets to adolescent girls.

The prevalence of cervical cancer in Indonesia is increasing, reaching 1.79 per 1000 population. According to the Global Cancer Observatory 2018 data, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women in Indonesia, with a prevalence of 32,469 cases or 9.3% of the total cases. This issue arises because many adolescents do not maintain proper personal hygiene during menstruation. Women who lack proper personal hygiene have a 19,386 times greater risk of developing cervical cancer compared to those with good personal hygiene. Cervical cancer prevention in adolescents is carried out by maintaining genital hygiene properly. The study aims to determine the relationship between knowledge about cervical cancer and genital personal hygiene behavior among adolescents. Cervical cancer is the growth of abnormal cells in the cervix. Genital personal hygiene behavior involves maintaining individual cleanliness and health. The research design is correlational with a cross-sectional approach. The study population comprises 392 adolescent girls, with a sample of 195 adolescent girls selected using purposive sampling technique. The validity test using the Pearson product-moment showed all results to be valid with a P value < 0.05. The reliability test for the knowledge variable is 0.623, and for the behavior variable, the r value is 0.865. The study results show that most adolescents have fairly good knowledge (41.5%) but poor hygiene behavior (54.4%), with a Chi-Square P value = 0.000. There is a relationship between knowledge about cervical cancer and genital personal hygiene behavior among adolescents. It is recommended for Selabatu Health Center to conduct outreach on cervical cancer to improve adolescents' personal hygiene practices.

In exercising regional autonomy as mandated by Law No 32 Year 2004 on Regional Government and Law No 33 of 2004 on revenue sharing and central and local government Act No 28 of 2009 on local taxes and levies Third Law implies that a region vying to dig and search for sources of local revenue. Embroidery Demak needed short-term investment plans, medium and long consequences of regional autonomy is not easy, considering an area diuntut must find alternative sources of financing region One source of financing in Demak is the presence of developing SMEs Embroidery located in several districts in Demak, however, there are three centers of IKM is District Bonang, Wedung, and Wonosalam IKM development Short-term investment plans annual 5 USD 5.715 billion; 10-year medium-term IDR 38.432 billion; Long-Term IDR 15 years Rp 258.461 billion and 20 years 1,738,204,000,000. There are 5 dimensions HPI Embroidery Demak need to be developed, namely: Finance, Accounting, Review HR, Production and Marketing Process. By positioning strategy: Rapid Growth for Financial Dimension; Stable Growth for Dimension Bookkeeping; Selective Maintenance for Human Dimension; Turn around for Dimensional Marketing; Concentric Diversification of Production Process dimension.

Updates Concept boarding school Curriculum must continue to improve it self as well as in developing innovative teaching and training Curriculum, in order to compete in this global era with other educational institutions in producing quality graduates. In addition, because the upkeep boarding school education curriculum has a harder task than the other educational institutions. Updates boarding school curriculum is required not only to produce graduates who are competent in the field of science and technology (IPTEK) but also to have faith and devotion (IMTAQ) quality so formed that boast private, skilled, creative in all things and be able to compete in the arena of real life.   Konsep Kurikulum pendidikan Pesantren harus terus berbenah diri serta inovatif dalam mengembangkan sistem pendidikan dan pengajarannya, agar dapat bersaing di era global ini dengan lembaga pendidikan lainnya dalam menghasilkan lulusan yang berkualitas. Selain itu juga karena sistem pendidikan Pesantren mempunyai tugas yang lebih berat dibandingkan dengan lembaga pendidikan lain. Pembaharuan sistem Pesantren dituntut bukan hanya menghasilkan lulusan yang berkompeten dibidang ilmu pengetahuan dan tekhnologi (IPTEK) namun juga mempunyai keimanan dan ketakwaan (IMTAQ) yang berkualitas sehingga terbentuk pribadi yang membanggakan, terampil, kreatif dalam segala hal serta mampu bersaing dalam kehidupan nyata.

One of the goals of accounting education in Indonesia is to introducethe students to the ethics and values of accounting profession. This researchfocused on the effectiveness of acconting curiculum in developing studentsresponsibility towards the financial statement’s users. We find that differentethics influence to perception the financial statement.

Foreign Direct Investment flows to developing countries surged in the 1990s, to become their leading source of external financing. This raises in FDI volume make government must be generate domestic policies to push FDI inflows. The first step is identification macroeconomic determinants of FDI inflows.Globerman and Shapiro (2005) suggest the macroecomic variables, such as, market size, resources, and financial sector, may be associated with FDI inflows, especially in developingcountries. The problem is how far the macroeconomic variable can push FDI inflows, in condition, imperfect economic liberalisation.This study proofs that market size, included, domestic economy (GDP) and extention of domestic economy (Openness) significantly push FDI inflow. But debt variable, despite of associated with government policy, significantly impeded FDI inflows.Key words: Foreign Direct Investment, Market Size, and Financial Sector.

AbstractsEnforcement of Environmental Law in Indonesia is still very poor although some times the legal framework related to environmental management are experiencing recent changes made ​​Act number 32 of 2009 on the Protection and Environmental Management. Environmental law enforcement problems occurred in addition to human resource issues are also global environmental problem that is both attractive differing interests between developed and developing countries, because environmental issues are not only related to criminal cases but also civil law. Perhaps the administrative problems to environmental problems must be resolved in a comprehensive and integral. Key words  :Enforcement of Environmental Law, the legal aspects related