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Law Number 5 of 1979 concerning Village Government is no longer valid since the government passed Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages. One thing that differentiates the Village Law and the Village Government Law is the clause regarding village funds. Village funds are funds provided by the central government originating from the State Revenue […]
Fact Sheet | Priority Use of Village Funds Read More »
Government budgets reflect the priorities of those who get to influence spending and revenue-raising decisions. Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) and Participatory Budgeting (PB) strategies offer different means of challenging traditional, and often invisible, power relationships and budgetary outcomes. Fiscal democratization through inclusive participation in budgetary debates and decision-making processes is essential if governments are to
This Policy Brief discusses the adaptation of Sasi or local ecological wisdom into formal law in Central Maluku to preserve the environmental ecosystem. Sasi or ecological wisdom is a tradition of the Maluku people, including the people of Central Maluku Regency, which is still implemented continuously and voluntarily. Sasi itself is defined as a local
Policy Briefs | “Sasi”: Between Pride, Appreciation, and Concern Read More »
The Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia (ORI) for the 2011-2016 period is the first generation following the ratification of Law Number 37 of 2008 concerning the Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia which strengthens ORI’s institutional mandate to supervise the implementation of public services. At the end of this first generation period, YAPPIKA together
Book of ORI Performance Evaluation Study Results for the 2011-2016 Period Read More »
By: Dini Inayati, Director of PATTIRO Semarang Supervision of public services carried out by the community is contained in the Public Services Law Number 25 of 2009 article 35. One way that the public can monitor the public services provided is to complain if the services provided are not as they should be. Unfortunately, the
Policy Briefs | Limited space for BPJS participants to talk Read More »
By: Widi Nugroho* Community participation in health promotion activities (promkes) is still low so that disease prevention efforts that have been carried out are ineffective. This is caused by several factors, including low involvement of all elements in society, high dominance of women, women’s involvement is still instructive, limited space for community discussion to be
Policy Briefs | Unfinished Homework Read More »
The enactment of Law Number 6 Year 2014 on Village is expected to bring significant change in village governance and development. Because of the existence of this Law, the village government and its people have more space and opportunity to develop their village in accordance with their needs as stated in the Village Medium Term
Monitoring Village Finance and Development Module Read More »
By: Dwi Yunita Prismawati – PATTIRO Semarang Activist Lack of public participation in conducting health promotion results in the ineffective disease prevention efforts. All this time, there are only some small groups involved. Those groups will do this promotion only when they get an instruction and is dominated by women. The government has created a
Annotation is a record made to explain, comment on, or criticize laws or regulations, as well as to reveal the facts of how certain laws established by the Parliament and the government and other related parties, as well as the facts of how to properly interpreted and applied the laws. PATTIRO creates this annotation of Village Law to documenting
Annotation of Law Number 6 Year 2014 on Village Book Read More »
PATTIRO with the support of the Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization/The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization (AIPD) provides assistance to a network of civil society organizations in conducting assessment surveys on the implementation of basic services using the Community Report Card instrument/ Citizen Report Card (CRC). This survey was conducted to get an overview of
Results of Community Assessment Survey of Basic Services in Merauke District Read More »
To get an overview of citizens’ assessments of the public services they receive, especially in the fields of education, health and infrastructure, with the support of the Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization/The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization (AIPD), PATTIRO provides assistance to a network of civil society organizations in conducting community assessment surveys on the implementation
Results of Community Assessment Survey of Basic Services in Manokwari District Read More »
With support from the Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization/The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralization (AIPD), PATTIRO runs a Support Program for Civil Society Organizations. In this program, PATTIRO provides assistance to a network of civil society organizations in conducting community assessment surveys on the implementation of basic services using the Citizen Report Card (CRC) instrument. This
Results of Community Assessment Survey of Basic Services in Malang City Read More »
