Purpose: This study aims to determine the role of people’s Business Credit on the Development of MSMEs at Bank BRI Unit Kedaton. Methodology/approach: This study used qualitative descriptive methods with primary data sources, namely survey and questionnaire results, and secondary data in the form of journals and articles related to research. Data collection techniques included observation, questionnaires, and documentation. The population used in this study is all KUR customers at Bank BRI Unit Kedaton from to 2020-2022 with a sample of 97 respondents calculated using the Cohcran formula. Results: The results of this study show that the role of KUR has a significant effect on the development of MSMEs in the Kedaton Unit, judging from the t-count test results of 9,708 t-tables > 1,661, and from the determinant test results of 49.8%, and the remaining 50.2% was influenced by other var iabels that were not studied in this study. Limitations: This study used only one independent research variable that affected micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises. There are many other independent variables that can explain and possibly influence Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises variables, but researchers did not use them in this final project study. Contribution: The provision of people’s Business Credit (KUR) financing to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is expected to continue to increase so that the wider community can conveniently build or develop a business. Novelty: novelty in this study lies in the time and conditions carried out by the researcher, so as to get differences from the results of the study.

Purpose: his study aimed to determine the effect of competency on employee performance in the Pelalawan district inspectorate and the role of organizational commitment in mediating the relationship between these two variables. Methodology/approach: This research is quantitative research that uses cross-sectional techniques. The population in this study was Pelalawan Regency Inspectorate Employees, totaling 83 people, using total sampling. Statistical data analysis using the Smart PLS program Results: The results indicate that Competency and Organizational Commitment have a direct and significant effect on Employee Performance at the Pelalawan Regency Inspectorate. In addition, competency has a significant direct effect on employees’ organizational commitment at the Pelalawan Regency Inspectorate. Organizational Commitment is also considered capable of mediating the relationship between Competency and Employee Performance at the Pelalawan Regency Inspectorate Limitations: This research was only carried out at the Pelalawan Regency inspectorate which is a government institution so it cannot be generalized to private companies Contribution: This study can contribute to readers and anyone who wants to conduct research on organizational competence and commitment to employee performance in government institutions. Novelty: This research uses organizational commitment as a mediating variable in determining the relationship between competency and employee performance.