Realisasi

Realisasi is an Indonesian noun used to denote the act of realizing something or the state of being realized. The term is borrowed from the English realization and is widely used in governmental, corporate, and everyday language to refer to making plans, concepts, or funds become actual, tangible outcomes. The related verb form is merealisasikan, meaning to realize or implement.

In government and public administration, realisasi commonly describes the actual outcomes against planned targets. Realisasi anggaran refers to the actual spending of a budget, while realisasi pendapatan denotes realized revenue. These figures appear in financial reports and accountability documents to show how closely plans were followed and to assess efficiency and effectiveness. Realisasi often includes timeliness and completion rates for programs and projects, serving as a key metric in performance evaluation.

In the private sector and project management, realisasi covers the implementation of projects, achievement of targets, and delivery of outputs. It is used to evaluate progress, allocate resources, and report performance to stakeholders. Realisasi can also refer more generally to turning ideas or plans into concrete results, a concept closely related to execution and operationalization.

Alternative forms and related terms include realisasi fisik (physical realization) and realisasi manfaat (realized benefits). The word is commonly employed in financial, administrative, and managerial contexts to emphasize the transition from planning to actualization.