The demand for improving the quality of public services continues to
increase in line with the growing complexity of societal needs. However, its
implementation in Indonesia still faces challenges, including the practice of
corruption, collusion, and nepotism (CCN), which hampers effectiveness. Through
Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Regulation (Permen-PANRB)
No. 5 of 2024, the government has established the Integrity Zone (IZ) policy to
accelerate bureaucratic reform through Corruption-Free Zones (CFZ) and Clean
and Serving Bureaucratic Zones (CSBZ) with a focus on transparency,
accountability, and increasing public satisfaction. This qualitative
descriptive study discusses the strategies of the East Java Provincial
Representative Office of BKKBN in improving public services based on the IZ CFZ
and CSBZ framework. The approach follows the guidelines of Permen-PANRB,
encompassing change management, governance, accountability, human resource
management, supervision, and improvement of service quality. Data analysis
employs the Miles and Huberman model, while data collection methods include
interviews, observations, documentation, and literature reviews.
The research results indicate that the implementation of IZ CFZ and CSBZ
strategies at the East Java Provincial Representative Office of BKKBN is a
planned effort to enhance the quality of public services. The main strategies
include change management focused on shifting work culture toward transparency,
supported by structured training. Governance reform is directed toward
integrated e-Government with a business process map, such as the Siap
Bahagia application, which improves service efficiency and transparency.
Human resource development emphasizes training, career path structuring, and
performance evaluation through the SIVIKA platform, with room for
improvement in task allocation and supervision. Strengthening accountability is
realized through the e-SAKIP application for systematic performance
reporting and public involvement in supervision, thereby increasing
transparency and public trust. Supervision is enhanced with technology-based
reporting systems, online complaint channels, and whistleblowing mechanisms to
support ethical work practices. The improvement of public service quality is
demonstrated through technology-based service innovations and periodic public
satisfaction surveys, supported by active communication through social media to
expand public education and engagement. The achievement of CFZ and CSBZ status
reflects positive progress, although further improvements in workload
distribution and inter-unit coordination are necessary to maintain this status
and provide optimal public services that meet public expectations.
Keywords: Public Service, Bureaucratic Reform, Integrity Zone,
CFZ, CSBZ.