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, […]
[Policy Discussion-I] RUU ASN, the Second Big Bang of Our Reformation Read More »
“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
Since its establishment in 1999, PATTIRO have contributed in facilitating the interaction of the actors in the making of public policy and in improving public services and budgets in the area. In playing its role, PATTIRO facilitate civil society to advocate budget, initiation of local regulation, and to develop an improved model of public service
Networks Consolidation of PATTIRO Raya in PUPN Anyer 2012 Read More »
In this last ten years, after reformation in the late 1990’s, Indonesia experienced rapid changes in its life of state. Both government and its citizens were committed to uphold the values of Human Rights and implement the spirit of democracy and decentralizations to the governance. The government’s commitment to always honor the Human Rights values
PATTIRO’s Annual Report Year 2011 Read More »
Indonesia has implemented a policy of subsidized fertilizers since the 1970s. This policy aims to ease the burden of farmers so that when they need fertilizer to crops, fertilizers are available at affordable prices. There is the argument that, in the first use of fertilizer technology until recently recognized as the intensification of agricultural technology
The Map of Subsidized Fertilizer Problems in Indonesia Read More »
The need to encourage the community to jointly monitor social assistance programs from the government that use APBN funds such as school operational assistance (BOS), subsidized fertilizer and rice for the poor (raskin)
Diversion Leads To Disaster (Full Version) Read More »
The need to encourage the community to jointly monitor social assistance programs from the government that use APBN funds such as school operational assistance (BOS), subsidized fertilizer and rice for the poor (raskin)
Diversion Leads to Disaster (short version) Read More »
Education, the basic right of every citizen that is protected by the Constitution, Laws and is mandated to be fulfilled by the state. What happens when the 9 year compulsory education is not fully borne by the state, aka it is not free? Not enough allocation? Is it not effective? The Pattiro Institute-Education Working
Save Education Fund Read More »
The energy and mineral resources sector still play an important role in Indonesia’s revenue. In 2009 this sector contributed to 27% of the state revenue, and 80% of that was from oil and natural gas. However, to date Indonesia is still facing deep set issues of poverty, corruption and social inequity. “I’m originally from
People, Oil, Policy; Playing Between Welfare and Curse Read More »
Indonesia is an intercontinental country having 17,508 islands. Its population reaches more or less 237 millions and is estimated to continue growing and reaching to 315 millions in 2035. With area of 1,919,440 kilometer square, Indonesia is the 16th world’s vastest country. Indonesia is also known as having the largest Moslem population in the world.
Indonesia in Brief Read More »
Speaking of history of change and development in Indonesia without speaking of CSO role is impossible. Dynamic social and political situation in Indonesia also brings changes to CSO or NGO movement map in Indonesia. The fall of Soeharto regime and the open opportunity for democratization process in Indonesia rose the discourse of good governance, accountability
Reformation, Regional Otonomy and CSO/NGO Read More »
The Members of PWYP-Indonesia, PATTIRO and LPAW Blora, with the support of Revenue Watch Institute (RWI) held a trainings on extractive industries oil and gas revenue sharing (DBH=dana bagi hasil) calculations and projections. PATTIRO and LPAW are the member of PWYP-Indonesia. The one day training aims to provide better understanding on revenue streams (flow of
Training on Revenue Sharing Calculation and EITI at Subnational Level Read More »
