Private and Government Contributions for Low-Income Housing 2023

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Erlina Fury Santika 27/09/2024 02:16 WIB

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The One Million Houses Program (PSR) is supported not only by the government, but also by the private sector and the community. This represents the contribution of various parties to the PSR for low-

Contribution Proportion of Parties/Institutions in the One Million Houses Program, MBR Housing Category (2023)

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Contribution Proportion of Parties/Institutions in the One Million Houses Program, MBR Housing Category (2023)

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According to data from the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR), 1,217,794 houses were built under the One Million Houses Program (PSR) in 2023.

Of this number, 1,010,142 units, or 82.95%, were built for low-income communities (MBR). Only 207,652 units, or 17.05%, were built for non-MBR.

Based on the contribution of the builders, the majority were developers, with 591,410 units or 48.56% of the total houses for MBR in 2023.

Second was the PUPR Ministry, with 396,943 units or 32.6%. Third, local governments, with 94,586 units or 7.77%.

The community also contributed 81,850 units or 6.72%, placing them fourth.

Fifth, other ministries/institutions (K/L) recorded 45,505 units or 3.74%.

Finally, the corporate social responsibility (CSR) housing program contributed 7,500 units or 0.62%.

The non-MBR PSR was built by only two parties.

First, developers, with 155,464 units or 74.87%. Second, the community, with 52,188 units or 25.13%.

(Also read: [Achievement of the One Million Houses Program since 2017](https://databoks.katadata.co.id/properti/statistik/66f5ab267d844/capaian-program-sejuta-rumah-sejak-2017))

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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