Author name: PATTIRO

Lomba Foto Amatir: Tambang dan Kesejahteraan

Pusat Telaah dan Informasi Regional (PATTIRO) Jakarta bekerja sama dengan Revenue Watch Institute (RWI) dan Local Government and Public Service Reform Inisiative (LGI) mengadakan Lomba Foto Amatir Tingkat Nasional 2010. Lomba ini mengangkat tema: “INDUSTRI TAMBANG, KESEJAHTERAAN MASYARAKAT DAN LINGKUNGAN HIDUP” Lomba ini bertujuan untuk memotret dampak dan manfaat yang ditimbulkan oleh industri pertambangan nasional […]

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Indonesia Now

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. There

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Implementing a Community-Based Complaint Mechanism for Public Services

Starting in November 2005, the Center for Regional Information and Studies (PATTIRO) implemented the program “Developing a Community-Based Complaint Mechanism for Public Services.” The program was carried out in three cities on the island of Java: Tangerang City in Banten Province, Semarang City in Central Java Province, and Malang City in East Java Province. Two

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Pocket Guide: TIPS & TRICKS for Reviewing the Regional Budget – A Practical Guide for APBD Analysis

This small book is a story collection of PATTIRO experiences in budget advocacy work over last five years. One of PATTIRO experience is technical assistance to parliament members and also to different city / county officials in Indonesia. Therefore, several cases provided in this book are cases findings and observations. Budget analysis is done to

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Annual Report 2006 (Seeking Development Alternatives by Stringing Citizen Voices)

The success of the direct elections, especially the presidential and vice-presidential elections in 2004, brought hope for change. This great hope cannot be separated from the assumption that direct elections are the real form, even the only one, of democracy. A natural thing considering that people still think that the leader is everything; change the

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