The Regional Research and Information Center (PATTIRO) through their representatives Widiyarti and Maya Rostanty participated in a series of Post 2015 MDGs Stakeholder Consultation Days on 24 – 25 March 2013 in Nusa Dua Bali, Indonesia. The first series of agendas is the High Level Panel Eminent Person (HLPEP) Side Event discussing related to Low […]
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The existence of Law number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages (Village Law) is expected to bring more prosperous residents in the Village through 4 (four) main aspects, namely fulfillment of basic needs, construction of facilities and infrastructure, development of local economic potential, and utilization of natural resources and environment (Article 78 paragraph 1). To support
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The Village Act Must Be Able to Improve the Welfare of Women PATTIRO : Gender Equality in the Village Act Must Be Observed Every year, the 8th of March is celebrated as International Women’s Day in recognition of the contribution of women in the economic, political and social sectors. Recognising the issue of gender equality
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On 25 February 2014, Agus Salim, Program Manager of B3WP PATTIRO, spoke at the Asian Regional Conference of gender responsive budgeting in Penang, Malaysia. The international conference, titled Gender Responsive Budget Narratives: Transforming Institutions, Empowering Communities, was hosted by the Penang Women’s Development Cooperation (PWDC), in collaboration with the Penang State Government, two local authorities
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This book was written to provide understanding to the public about the public service complaints mechanism based on community participation. Law Number 25 of 2009 provides more space for the public to participate in public service delivery. This space is no longer just what can be done at each stage of planning, implementation and evaluation
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The case of bribery and money laundering by former Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court (MK) Akil Mochtar has increasingly shocked the public. At the Corruption Crime Court (Tipikor), Thursday (20/2), it was stated in one of the indictments of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) public prosecutor team, that the total money laundering carried out
To create a clearer and more focused performance, the Central Information Commission (KIP) in collaboration with PATTIRO compiled a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), at Hotel Santika Bogor, 20-22 February. In his remarks, KIP Chairman Abdulhamid Dipopramono said that so far KIP did not have SOPs, so it often caused confusion and conflict at work. “The
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This module was written to support budgetary advocacy training activities that are undertaken by CSOs in five provinces and 20 districts that constitute the AIPD program area. Module material encompasses various methods of budgetary supervision that are already practised by civil society, both in Indonesia and other nations, following their success advocating budgetary supervision. Among
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This Video is an information disclosure campaign created by the FOINI Secretariat with support from the Ford Foundation and PATTIRO. The speaker in this video is Alamsyah Saragih, chairman of the Central Information Commission period 2009-2011. He explains about the general and excluded information along with its division and types.
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The Center for Regional Information and Studies (PATTIRO) states that the government needs to be careful and work hard, so that the mandate contained in Law No. 5/2014 on State Civil Apparatus (ASN Law) can be fully implemented starting January 2016. PATTIRO’s public policy research division study shows that the ASN Law mandates 19 Government
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Citizens have basic rights that are guaranteed by the constitution. The state is responsible for fulfilling basic rights, also known as citizens’ constitutional rights. The implementation of the fulfillment of these constitutional rights is then realized in the form of public service delivery which is regulated through various policies / laws, from laws to technical
Public Information Disclosure Act (UU KIP) was formulated with several purposes that can be summed up into 5 stages: (i) to build a better management and information provision system in public institutions; (ii) to guarantee citizens’ right to information; (iii) to encourage public participation in decision-making processes; (iv) to encourage the accountability of governance; (v)
