Kemendagri speeds up Papua special autonomy fund governance reforms
2025 Papua Special Autonomy Fund disbursement has reached 100%, while local governments are urged to finish 2026 second-stage requirements.
2025 Papua Special Autonomy Fund disbursement has reached 100%, while local governments are urged to finish 2026 second-stage requirements.
BGN is reviewing beneficiary data, including a possible removal of 8 million affluent high school students from the MBG program.
The agency’s ideal 2027 budget rises to Rp184.1 trillion, with the largest extra request set for Rp40.6 trillion in capital spending.
The request covers personnel, operations, capital spending and preparations for security for the 2029 election.
The at-risk family database has been built down to village and urban ward level and will be used across ministries and local governments.
The 2027 indicative ceiling is only Rp139 trillion, down from the 2026 budget of Rp187 trillion, and Komisi I DPR backed moving the proposal to Banggar.
As a result, 32 ministries and agencies are being asked to file 2026 supplemental budgets at once so rehabilitation does not stall as rain in Sumatera Barat is forecast to rise after June 7.
JICA and World Bank funding backs 160 MW projects in Lumut Balai and Lahendong, with operations targeted to begin in 2030.