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Anticipating the Future of Agriculture, Jatinom Village Holds Training

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The most obvious impact of climate change in the agricultural sector is damage (degradation) and a decrease in the quality of land and water resources, agricultural infrastructure, a decrease in production and productivity of food crops, which will result in threats of vulnerability and insecurity to food security. If not anticipated, this condition will increase […]

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Formulate Annual Work Plan, PATTIRO Holds 2018 Work Meeting

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In 2018, PATTIRO entered its 19th year. This year is also the final year of implementing the 2016-2018 PATTIRO Strategic Plan. To see the achievements of the implementation of the 2016-2018 Strategic Plan, at Jambu Luwuk Resort Bogor, 24-26 January PATTIRO held an Annual Working Meeting (Raker). “Every year, PATTIRO regularly holds a Working Meeting

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PRESS RELEASE OF THE DBH DR OPTIMIZATION COALITION

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PRESS RELEASE OF THE DBR DR OPTIMIZATION COALITION Jakarta, January 14, 2018 2018 Forest and Land Sector Budget Policy Outlook “Social Forestry realization has only reached 6%, KLHK needs a new breakthrough in 2018” In the five years of President Jokowi’s administration, the Government has targeted that social forestry reaches an area of 12.7 million

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PATTIRO Trains Communities on Disasters for Resilience in the Face of Climate Change

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As an archipelagic nation of some 17,000 islands, Indonesia is particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. Changes in rainfall patterns, rising sea levels, and extreme weather events are the main problems. The impacts of climate change are beginning to be felt in various regions, especially those with high levels of vulnerability, one of

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PATTIRO Holds Workshop on Program Planning to Kick Off New Program

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In relation to corruption prevention efforts, the Government of Indonesia continues to promote bureaucratic reforms in the public sector, one of which is through the management of complaints. Currently the Government has developed a National Public Service Complaint Management System, known as LAPOR!SP4N, in order to improve the quality of public services such as health,

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EXECUTIVE REVIEW | On the Eradication of Tuberculosis in 4 Regencies/Cities

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The eradication of pulmonary TB in Indonesia has been ongoing since 1969, but the results have not been satisfactory. Based on the 2016 Global Tuberculosis Report, Indonesia ranks second under India in the number of TB patients. This figure is highly concerning, as TB is a highly infectious disease, spreading rapidly through the air without

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Citizen Voices, Community Solutions: Designing Better Transparency and Accountability Approaches to Improve Health

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The Transparency for Development (T4D) study was designed to answer the question of whether a community-led transparency and accountability program can improve health outcomes and community empowerment, and, if so, how and in what contexts. To answer this question, researchers and civil society organization partners began by co-designing a program that would activate community participation

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Indonesia’s Village Law: enabler or constraint for more accountable governance?

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Village underdevelopment is considered a major contributor to Indonesia’s high levels of inequality. Law No.6 / 2014 (‘Village Law’) on villages’ governance and finance is regarded as the most progressive policy in the history of local governance in Indonesia, and has great potential for rural development. This study investigates the implementation of the Village Law,

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Policy Paper | Considering the Revision of the ASN Law and its Impact on the Merit System in Indonesia

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Law No. 5 of 2014 on State Civil Apparatus (hereinafter UU ASN) has been in force since its enactment as law on 15 January 2014. The passing of this Law is part of the strategy of national bureaucratic reform, specifically in creating a system of State Civil Apparatus that is professional, free from political intervention,

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MAVC Program Budget and Expenditure Financial Report (October 2015 – February 2017)

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT Report No. KKSPJ/004-OA/X/2017 Board of Governing Pusat Telaah dan Informasi Regional (PATTIRO) Auditing report for financial statements We have audited the financial statement of budget and the expenditure of Pusat Telaah dan Informasi Regional (PATTIRO) for “An Advance and Applied Research of Village Law Annotation: Promoting Accountability of Village Law Implementation Through

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