Author name: PATTIRO

Increasing participant fees, BPJS Health must be ready to open up

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After being flooded with public protests, the government finally decided to postpone the increase BPJS Health class III contributions for the independent participant category. However, this decision does not apply to contributions with class I and II service benefits. Starting April 1 2016, BPJS Health Class II contributions increased to IDR 51,000 per person per […]

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PATTIRO: Improve the system and make the village assistant recruitment process transparent

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The working period of tens of thousands of professional village assistants will ended on March 31 2016. The government has started to move to carry out re-recruitment. Unfortunately, this recruitment actually resulted in chaos and mutual accusations. There are parties who feel that this was deliberately done by the Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged

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DPR Officially Passes Law on Persons with Disabilities

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March 2016 is a month of victory for people with disabilities in Indonesia. The reason is that the House of Representatives (DPR) in its plenary session on March 17 2016 officially passed the Law on Persons with Disabilities. Through this article, PATTIRO congratulates all people with disabilities, organizational leaders, and various institutions throughout the country

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Gender Responsive and Participatory Budgeting: Imperative for Equitable Public Expenditure

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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

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Policy Briefs | “Sasi”: Between Pride, Appreciation, and Concern

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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

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Book of ORI Performance Evaluation Study Results for the 2011-2016 Period

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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

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”Check my Puskesmas”, Test Access to Puskesmas Services

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By Nurjanah* “Cek Puskesmasku”, this Community Health Center (Puskesmas) service access testing activity is now starting to be known by many disabled groups in West Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara Province, especially by those who live in Labuapi District and Lingsar District. The Check My Puskesmas activity was held involving several individuals or groups with

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PATTIRO Held a Public Discussion “100% Village Funds for Infrastructure?”

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The Village Government refuses village funds policy entirely for infrastructure. This is supported by the result of PATTIRO research team in several villages in Central Java, Yogyakarta, and Riau. PATTIRO researcher Ahmad Rofik revealed that several excellent villages in three provinces refuses village fund policy 100% for infrastructure. Local Government wants these funds also for

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Village Rejects Policy on Using 100% Village Funds for Infrastructure

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The first phase of 2016 village funds of around IDR 28.2 trillion is ready to be disbursed by the government on March 16. President Joko Widodo ordered that all village funds be used only for infrastructure development purposes. Unfortunately, the president’s order received strong resistance from the village government. Based on PATTIRO’s findings in several

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International Women’s Day, Women Begin to Actively Play a Role as Village Change Agents

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International Women’s Day which falls today, March 8 2016, is a day where women around the world commemorate their successes in various fields, both economic, political and social. In Indonesia, unfortunately, there are still many things that prevent women from developing and becoming more involved in various community activities. One of them is the strong

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