Author name: PATTIRO

Dreaded Public Services

Every citizen always require a variety of services (goods and services) is provided by the government and private sectors. Product services provided by the government (public goods) include services for security, identity services such as ID cards, driver’s license or certificate of land, electricity, education and health services. Although for the last two terms (education […]

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NGO Support for Open Government Indonesia (OGI) in Central Kalimantan and Ambon

JAKARTA – PATTIRO with TII (Transparency International Indonesia), ICEL (Indonesian Center for Environmental Law), and FITRA (Indonesian Forum for Budget Transparency) which is the Open Government Core Team Indonesia (OGI) is involved in promoting piloting the implementation of the Open Government Partnership (OGP ). Two areas that start was initiated as a pilot area of

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PATTIRO Open Complaints Car

SOLO – Public services in a number of villages and districts in the city of Solo found still bad. Residents complain about the condition of public service both to the behavior of workers thes service when accessing public services. This conclusion is the result of research by the Center for Information and Regional Studies (PATTIRO)

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BOS: Mandate Consistency, Sustainability and Accountability

Implementation of the mandate of the constitution, the 1945 Constitution and the legislation on compulsory education is necessarily carried out seriously by the Government. And this is shown by the high value of the budget allocated to this area. One of the flagship programs in education is the Operational School Assistance Program. Since its implementation

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PATTIRO: People are not Satisfied on the Public Service in Solo

The level of community satisfaction in accessing public services in Surakarta is considered low. This assessment emerged based on research conducted by the Center for Research and Regional Information (PATTIRO) Solo over the past few months. PATTIRO Solo activist, Alif Basuki, said that they had conducted research on 300 respondents. “We obtained field data through

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Advocacy Training Module on Gender Responsive Budgeting Performance Based

After 60 years of Indonesian independence, the welfare (health education, and the economy) women in Indonesia are still low. This is reflected in the Human Development Index (HDI) and Gender Development Index (GDT) Indonesia is still low. Similarly, the Gender Empowerment Measurement (GEM), Indonesia is not in a position encouraging. This marked the low level

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[Policy Discussion-I] RUU ASN, the Second Big Bang of Our Reformation

JAKARTA, 9 NOVEMBER 2012 – “The existence of the State Civil Aparatus Bill (RUU Aparatur Sipil Negara) is a marker for the ‘big bang’ both during the reform of our country,” said Sad Dian Utomo, Executive Director PATTIRO, when the policy-led discussions I held on Thursday, 9 November. Discussions held by the Public Policy Unit,

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Restoring the Rights of the People: The Experience of Nahdliyyin Center Pekalongan in Developing and Empowering Communities

“After the political era political parties competing for power, followed by the power of the professionals and then the army / military for thirty years, now came the era to witness the emergence of the role of religious institutions (such as clerics and so on). —– KH Abdurrahman Wahid, “Are Pesantren Hold Politics?,” www.gusdur.net, October

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