Trust Domination Based on Local Wisdom in The Concept of Social Capital in Local Government Performance

ABSTRACT :Social capital theory generates disputes that have ramifications for social connections. The issue centers on the concept of social capital as tangible capital in which individuals or organizations can leverage social interactions, such as values, social networks, and trust, to achieve economic and social benefits. The intrinsic element of trust has a significant influence on the other elements. The premise is that the stronger the element of trust, the more powerful social capital’s role as a catalyst for social change will be. The article indicates that the idea of social capital, particularly the element of trust, provides a beneficial framework for the effective development and formulation of policies based on indigenous wisdom in Belu Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province.

KEYWORDS :Social Capital, Trust, Government Performance