TITLE:
The Estimating of Public Service Delivery Using Fuzzy Base
AUTHORS:
Ser-Od Bayaraa, Khurelbaatar Batjargal, Tuul Ser-Od
KEYWORDS:
Fuzzy Logic Rule, Membership Function, Public Servant, Land Area, Quality of Life, Availability of Public Services, Cluster, Fuzzy Subset, Fuzzy Modeling, Fuzzy Weight
JOURNAL NAME:
Journal of Human Resource and Sustainability Studies,
Vol.12 No.4,
December
9,
2024
ABSTRACT: The primary responsibility of any government is to enhance its citizens’ quality of life and ensure their comfort. Government actions are closely linked to the country’s social, economic, and political stability. Public servants play a crucial role in implementing government policies and delivering services. Consequently, the availability of these services is influenced not only by the number of government employees but also by factors such as citizens’ lifestyles and settlement patterns. In developing countries, where agriculture, animal husbandry, and low-tech mining dominate the economy, land and natural resources are critical economic drivers. This reliance can lead to ecological issues like drought and desertification due to environmental imbalances. Additionally, inadequate government policies on land use, restoration, and conservation exacerbate these problems. Therefore, this research aims to examine how the availability of public services is affected by land area through fuzzy modeling methods.