2020 Regional Transfer and Village Fund Allocation

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Dwi Hadya Jayani 16/08/2019 18:25 WIB

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The total transfer to regions and village funds in the 2020 State Budget (RAPBN) is Rp 858.8 trillion.

Regional Transfer and Village Fund Allocation 2015-2020

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Regional Transfer and Village Fund Allocation 2015-2020

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In 2020, the government allocated 34% of the total national expenditure (Rp 2,528.8 trillion) to Regional Transfers and Village Funds. The total Regional Transfers and Village Funds in the 2020 State Budget (RAPBN) amounted to Rp 858.8 trillion. This figure represents a 5.45% increase compared to the 2019 State Budget (APBN) of Rp 814.4 trillion.

Specifically, the allocation for Regional Transfers in the 2020 RAPBN was Rp 786.8 trillion, a 3.97% increase from the previous year's Rp 756.8 trillion. This budget increase is smaller than the previous year's 7.17% increase. The same trend is observed in Village Fund allocation, with an increase of only 2.86% compared to the previous year's 16.67% increase. In the 2020 RAPBN, the Village Fund allocation was Rp 72 trillion, a 2.87% increase from Rp 70 trillion in 2019.

The government pledged that the increased allocation for Regional Transfers and Village Funds will be accompanied by improvements in implementation quality. As a result, regional government spending can improve basic public services, stimulate regional economic growth, and reduce inequality and poverty.

Editor : Hari Widowati

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