Here are the top 10 provinces receiving the largest Village Fund allocations in 2020.

In the Central Government Financial Report, the realization of village funds transferred to regions amounted to Rp 71.1 trillion in 2020. This figure reached 99.9% of the budget ceiling of Rp 71.19 trillion. The village funds transferred by the central government increased by 1.8% compared to the previous year, which amounted to Rp 69.81 trillion.

Central Java recorded the largest receipt of village funds in 2020, reaching Rp 8.12 trillion. This figure represents the total amount of village funds transferred to all villages in the province.

The next largest recipient province of village funds was East Java with Rp 7.57 trillion, followed by West Java which received Rp 5.88 trillion in village funds.

Next, the largest recipient provinces of village funds were Papua with Rp 5.35 trillion, then Aceh with Rp 4.98 trillion in village funds, and North Sumatra receiving Rp 4.49 trillion in village funds. Other largest recipient provinces of village funds were East Nusa Tenggara with Rp 3.06 trillion, South Sumatra receiving Rp 2.68 trillion in village funds, Lampung receiving Rp 2.43 trillion in village funds, and South Sulawesi receiving Rp 2.34 trillion in village funds.

In the State Budget Draft (RAPBN), the government allocated Rp 68 trillion for the transfer of village funds. This figure is lower than the 2021 outlook of Rp 71.9 trillion.

Village Funds are funds sourced from the State Budget (APBN) and intended for villages. Village Funds are transferred through the Regional Budget (APBD) of regencies/cities to finance the administration of government, the implementation of development, community development, and village community empowerment.