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 […]
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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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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
All public agency mandated by Freedom of Information Law to appoint an Information and Documentation Management official (Pengelola Informasi dan Dokumentasi- PPID) in their institution. Each PPID has a central role in Public Agency. PPID role for public bodies internally is responsible for managing information, whereas the role of the PPID externally i.e., duty to
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This module was developed as training materials that will be implemented by AIPD as support for CSO. One of the AIPD support that has given to CSO is capacity building in planning and budgeting as well as monitoring of public budgets. AIPD sees that participatory planning and budgeting is one of the important issues that
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After 60 years of Indonesian independence, the welfare (health education, and the economy) women in Indonesia are still low. This is reflected in the Human Development Index (HDI) and Gender Development Index (GDT) Indonesia is still low. Similarly, the Gender Empowerment Measurement (GEM), Indonesia is not in a position encouraging. This marked the low level
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