Realialisasi

Realialisasi is a term occasionally found in Indonesian-language texts to denote the act of turning ideas, plans, or policies into real, tangible outcomes. The standard Indonesian spelling for this concept is realisasi; "realalisasi" is rarely used and is generally considered a nonstandard variant or misspelling.

In government, business, and development contexts, realisasi refers to actualization or execution: the results achieved, expenditures incurred, or outputs delivered during a period. Examples include realisasi anggaran (actual spending against the budget), realisasi program (program outcomes realized), and realisasi proyek (project completion relative to plan). The term emphasizes the outcome rather than the planning stage.

Etymology: realisasi is derived from the root real- meaning real or actual, with the suffix -isasi indicating a process or result. In practice, realisasi is used interchangeably with pelaksanaan or implementasi, though each term carries nuance: realisasi stresses the realized outcomes, while pelaksanaan focuses on the act of carrying out.

See also: Realisasi. Pelaksanaan. Implementasi.