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"Penelitian ini mengenai keterampilan berkomunikasi staf layanan perpustakaan di Perpustakaan Umum Daerah Kabupaten Bogor yang meliputi keterampilan berkomunikasi lisan, berkomunikasi tertulis, berkomunikasi audio visual, berkomunikasi terkomputerisasi, berkomunikasi bahasa asing, berkomunikasi interpersonal, dan berkomunikasi institusional yang mengacu pada Euroguide LIS (2004): Competencies and Aptitudes for European Information Professionals (vol 1). Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif.Informan utama dalam penelitian ini adalah staf layanan perpustakaan dan pengguna perpustakaan sebagai informan tambahan. Pengumpulan data dilakukan melalui wawancara dan observasi yang dilakukan selama tiga bulan mulai dari tanggal 19 Agustus sampai dengan 31 Oktober 2015.Berdasarkan penelitian dihasilkan kesimpulan bahwa keterampilan berkomunikasi staf layanan berada pada level 2 : pengetahuan praktek atau teknik yaitu mampu menerapkan keterampilan dasar berkomunikasi, dapat mengerjakan tugas khusus dan berulang, dapat bekerjasama dengan pakar subjek, dan dapat memberikan instruksi praktis.

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This research is about communication skills of library services staff at Public Library in Bogor Regency which include verbal communication, written communication, audio-visual communication, computerized communication, foreign language communication, interpersonal communication, and institutional communication that refer to Euroguide LIS (2004): Competencies and Aptitudes for European Information Professionals (vol 1).This is a qualitative research.

The key informants of this research are the library service staff and supported by the users of library as an additional informants. Data collection is done through interviews and observations which is conducted for approximately three months from August 19 to October 31, 2015.

The results of the research concludes that the communication skills of the library service staff are at level 2 : knowledge of practice or techniques which means they are able to use basic communication skills, they can work on specific tasks and repetitive, they can collaborate with subject experts, and they can provide practical instruction."

"Road Funds, financed from user charges; have been practiced in many countries in securing morereliable funding for rock The idea of an of budget source of funding is appealing. But they are mosteffective where they form part of a broader strategy to manage roads in a more business-like way on afee-for-service basis: the link between user charges - tariffs for road use ~ and road expenditures,reinforced by user participation in their oversight creates a sense of ownership and puts pressure onroad agencies for greater transparency, accountability, and efficiency. This is in tune with Indonesia 'smoves towards better governance and democratic accountability under decentralization. This paperdiscusses the paradigm shifts that are now taking place and considers them as the rationales behind theattempt to establish a road fund in Indonesia."