Jakarta – The Regional Information Research Center (PATTIRO) is concerned about the possibility of irregularities which could actually ensnare village officials, if in practice they are not given guidance and direction, as well as guidance and assistance by the central government and district/city governments considering that we are entering the 3rd week of February. , […]
#OGPinMyanmar Background 7 November 2010. Myanmar held a general election for the first time in the last 20 years. Though many appreciated what the government has done, many more people questioned the legitimacy of the election won by the Union Solidarity and Development Party led by General Than Shwe. The General Election Law referring to
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The following is a press release from the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) coalition’s public discussion in collaboration with PATTIRO in Pekanbaru, Riau Pekanbaru, (Antarariau.com) – The Indonesian non-governmental organization (NGO) Publish What You Pay (PWYP) stated that the government and contractor companies are obliged to implement transparency in oil and natural gas (oil and
PATTIRO asked the Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia (ORI) to immediately implement a national complaint handling system that is integrated with social accountability. A social accountability approach can be used to handle problems that can be resolved in the service unit. So not all complaints must be resolved by ORI. On the other hand,
“We believe that all of us have something to share and something to learn on how the Government and community continue together to make better governance”, Mr. O’Conroy Doloksaribu, Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Republic of Indonesia to Papua New Guinea, November 2014 Open Government Partnership (OGP). This multilateral movement has given many advantages to its
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PATTIRO urges BPJS, District/City Health Services, and Community Health Centers to start being transparent about the use of National Health Insurance (JKN) capitation funds. The funds managed come from community contributions so that the community has the right to demand accountability for their use, either directly or through the Health Committee/Council as part of social
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Civil Society Coalition for Changes to the MPR, DPR, DPD and DPRD Laws (MD3) (Indonesian Parliamentary Center (IPC), Pusat Studi Hukum dan Kebijakan (PSHK), Komunitas Indonesia untuk Demokrasi (KID), Pusat Telaah Informasi Regional (PATTIRO), Transparansi Internasional Indonesia (TI Indonesia), Indonesian Coruption Watch (ICW), Indonesian Budget Center (IBC), YAPPIKA) In less than seven hours, the DPR
by: Ahmad Rofik (Program Development Unit) Openness of Public Information in Indonesia Implementation of Law no. 14 of 2008 concerning Public Information Openness (KIP) has been in place for four years. The average achievement of basic compliance for the formation of Information and Documentation Management Officers (PPID) has only reached 48.27%.[1] This low achievement is
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In the national conference for Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), 19-20 November 2014 in Jakarta, CSOs and the government representatives discussed the development of OGP implementation in Indonesia. On one hand, as Tara Hidayat the Deputy Management of Strategic Issue and International Relations of UKP4 explained, Indonesian government has done many good things as the manifestation
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Since the Open Government Partnership Asia Pacific Regional Conference in Bali, May, 2014, the civil society’s belief that the Open Government Partnership could bring big changes in the Indonesian government has grown stronger. From then on, the civil society has also become more aware of their part in the government. They now realize that in
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011. An Open Government Declaration was established. Eight countries, Brazil, Mexico, Norway, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Philippines, South Africa, and Indonesia, proclaimed themselves outright to join the OGP as their commitment in the realization of a transparent and accountable government. Now, the number of the OGP participating countries has
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Although it has been a subject of discussion among various of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) since years ago, public information disclosure is still the main concern of those CSOs desiring the realization of transparent and accountable governance. To fulfill this aspiration, the Makassar Legislative Monitoring Committee – Komite Pemantau Legislatif (KOPEL) Makassar – which is
