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One of the problems faced by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is public information disclosure because it is still considered unable to create optimal information disclosure. As an effort to strengthen accountability and governance, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government launched a digital platform "Jakarta Kini" (JAKI). The researcher aims to find out and analyze the application of digital democracy values and the impact of implementation in the use of the JAKI platform. Qualitative was chosen as the method in the research by taking data using literature study to complete the data during the research. The results obtained in the research are the application of the JAKI application with its various features has been fulfilled and in accordance with the characteristics of digital democracy in providing public information, creating political deliberation for the community to empower the community in the political decision process. The public response to complaints on this application can be quite enthusiastic to get involved and report various public problems through the complaint feature in the JAKI application. The existence of the JAKI application launched by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government can be a motivation for other regions to develop similar services to meet the demands of the community in digital convenience.

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Digital democracy Governance JAKI Public Policy

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