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
Tensions between the two faction groups that were united in the Red and White Coalition (KMP) and the Great Indonesian Coalition (KIH) resurfaced. This time the cause was related to the election of the chairman of the DPR apparatus. The desire to wipe out the position of DPR leadership and completeness by one side results
written by: Sad Dian Utomo, Executive Director of the Regional Research and Information Center (PATTIRO) Through improving the quality of life, border residents will automatically feel comfortable in their own country so that territorial integrity is maintained. One of the big agendas that President Jokowi must not ignore in the next five years is the development of
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WARTA KOTA, JAKARTA – Executive Director of the Regional Information Review Center (PATTIRO) Sad Dian Utomo said that the Minister of Health, Nila Djuwita F Moeloek, had a lot of homework to do to deal with the high maternal mortality rate (MMR) in Indonesia. “There is a lot of homework waiting for Nila Moeloek to complete
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by: Widiyarti, ST. MT. The Center of Information and Regional Studies (PATTIRO) with partners, the Water Integrity Network (WIN), the international centre for water management services (CEWAS), and PDAM Kota Malang conducted a workshop with the theme of Integrity Management Implementation in the Local Water Tap Company or Perusahaan Daerah Air Minum (PDAM) in Malang
Workshop of Integrity Management Toolbox for PDAM Kota Malang Read More »
The implementation of the Public Information Openness Law (KIP) has been running for four years. Many complex public problems can be dismantled. In its development, threats began to emerge, contradictions with the implementation of the Community Organizations Law, the implementation of regulations which were good but problematic or deliberately circumvented, especially in eradicating corruption, as
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24 September 2014, New York We, the under-signed, believe transparent, accountable and inclusive institutions are vital if we are to end poverty and protect the planet. We are convinced that a specific goal addressing this urgent call is an essential component of the Post-2015 Development Framework. The reasons are overwhelming. Millions of citizens around the
A. SNAPSHOT OF Maternal Mortality Rates (MMR) / Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) IN NTB PROVINCE 1. Infant Mortality Trend Rates of Infant Mortality (IMR) in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) during the period of 2009-2011 have experienced an increase. In 2009, IMR in NTB province were 176/1000 live births and in 2010 this only experienced a
Budget Analysis Maternal and Neo-Natal Health in Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB) Read More »
To expand Open Government Partnership (OGP) membership in the Asia Pacific, PATTIRO became the coordinator for organizing workshops in five countries. Activities supported by the Ford Foundation, Asia Development Bank, Open Society Foundations – South East Asia Initiative and OGP Support Unit are carried out in Malaysia, Cambodia, Papua New Guinea, Myanmar and Vietnam. As
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After Malaysia, it was the turn of Cambodia to host the OGP Workshop in Asia Pacific countries. Taken place in Sunway Hotel, Phnom Penh, the OGP Workshop in Cambodia is not only attended by the CSOs from Indonesia, Philippine, and Cambodia, but also attended by the representative of CSOs from Vietnam coordinated by Toward Transparency
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