jpnn.com, JAKARTA – The State Civil Apparatus Law (UU ASN) is considered not appropriate to revise. Other than being new, the government regulations that derive from this Law have not been published. From the 11 drafts of government regulations on state civil apparatus, only two have been enacted. “We believe it’s too early to revise UU ASN. Especially […]
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Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: Director of PATTIRO Maya Rostanty (Tanty) rejected the proposal to revise the State Civil Apparatus Law (UU ASN). Tanty considered the plan as premature, as the Law itself was only enacted in 2014. “We believe that this proposal for revision is premature,” she asserted when visiting the MetroTV complex in Kedoya, West Jakarta,
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The honor of life is not determined by how high your education is, how many academic certificates you have, how many service stars are scattered on your chest, but the honor of life is when your name is attached to the hearts of the people around you , your work is useful for many people,
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On August 2 2017, PATTIRO held another Expert Meeting activity at the Akmani Hotel with the theme “Institutional Oversight of Merit System Implementation”. This activity is the final activity of a series of Regulatory Review ASN Law program activities that have been implemented, starting from desk study, expert meeting I and FGD discussion of the
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Based on data from the 2016 Global Tuberculosis Report, Indonesia is ranked second behind India with the most TB sufferers. This figure is quite worrying considering that TB is an infectious disease that can spread very quickly through the air and without the sufferer being able to know directly. One of the contributions made by
Tuberculosis (TB) sufferers in Indonesia are ranked second in the world, this is based on the 2014 Global Tuberculosis report of the World Health Organization (WHO) which was revised in 2015. This data states that case data in Indonesia has increased by 10% compared to all cases in the world, namely one million new cases
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In increasingly extreme climate change, drought is not the only disaster on offer, but also climate uncertainty, rising sea levels or even floods. And Indonesia is not free from all that. Executive Director of the Regional Research and Information Center (PATTIRO), Maya Rostanty, said that one of the most vulnerable areas is East Java. “In
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The sky beats to welcome the dawn of Shawwal Allow this lantern of victory We express gratitude and forgiveness Let’s celebrate this togetherness with full pleasure This is victory and incomparable happiness. Happy Eid Mubarak 1438 H We hereby inform you that PATTIRO activities will be closed starting June 22 2017 and will resume
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In order to encourage the creation of an accountable village government, the Regional Research and Information Center (PATTIRO) together with the Central Information Commission (KIP) prepared guidelines for Village Government Public Information Service Standards (Village SLIP). In its preparation, PATTIRO has carried out assessments in eight villages in four regions, namely, East Java, Banten, North
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In order to encourage the creation of an accountable village government, the Regional Research and Information Center (PATTIRO) together with the Central Information Commission (KIP) prepared guidelines for Village Government Public Information Service Standards (Village SLIP). In its preparation, PATTIRO has carried out assessments in eight villages in four regions, namely, East Java, Banten, North
Executive Director of the Center for Regional Research and Information (PATTIRO), Maya Rostanty emphasized that in order to advance the Indonesian state administration which wants to become a modern democratic country in the Asia Pacific economic era, the merit system is absolutely implemented by the government. “Because of the merit system, we will get qualified
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The Regional Research and Information Center (PATTIRO) together with USAID CEGAH held a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) to discuss the draft policy paper regarding the planned revision of Law Number 5/2014 concerning State Civil Apparatus (UU ASN), as well as its impact on the merit system in Indonesia . The event itself was held on
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