BUDDHIST PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: APPLYING THE TRI-SIKHA TO DRUG PREVENTION AND SUPPRESSION

Abstract

This article presents buddhist public administration as an approach that can be applied to prevent and suppress drugs effectively. This study focuses on the application of the Tri-Sikkha principle, which consists of morality, concentration, and wisdom to strengthen measures and strategies for public administration to prevent and suppress drugs. It was found that practicing the Tri-Sikkha principle can strengthen the process of preventing and suppressing drugs, especially in terms of strengthening morality and responsibility of officials, developing concentration for effective decision-making, and using wisdom to analyze and solve problems. The application of the Tri-Sikkha is an important approach to strengthen public administration that is sustainable and effective in preventing and suppressing drugs. It is hoped that the results of this study will be useful in developing measures and strategies for public administration for sustainable prevention and suppression of drugs.