60% of the 2023 Ministry of Defence Budget for Management Support

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 05/10/2022 15:20 WIB

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The Indonesian Ministry of Defence's budget was Rp131.78 billion in 2023.

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In the 2023 State Budget (RAPBN), the Indonesian government allocated Rp131.78 trillion (approximately US$8.8 billion) to the Ministry of Defence. This represents a 1% decrease compared to the 2022 outlook of Rp133.41 trillion (approximately US$8.9 billion).

The 2023 Ministry of Defence budget is primarily allocated to management support programs, amounting to Rp79.1 trillion (59.96%) of the total budget.

The second largest allocation is for the modernization of main weapon systems (alutsista), non-alutsista, and defence infrastructure, totaling Rp35.88 trillion (27.2%).

Further allocations include Rp11.04 trillion (8.37%) for the professionalism and welfare of soldiers; Rp4.34 trillion (3.29%) for TNI operational tasks; Rp1.06 trillion for research, industry, and higher education in defence; and Rp501.9 billion for other programs.

The following are some strategic outputs of the defence function in the 2023 RAPBN:

* Military operations other than war (OMSP)
* Construction of military housing
* Support for the procurement of alutsista
* Maintenance of KRI, KAL, Alpung, and Ranpur/Rantis Matra Laut (naval vessels and vehicles)
* Procurement/replacement of combat vehicles
* Strengthening national food reserves

Meanwhile, the challenges in the defence function that must be anticipated are:

* Suboptimal contracts and loan agreements for the procurement of foreign-made alutsista.
* Ongoing risks of maritime crime, illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (IUUF), transnational crimes, and weak navigation security.
* Lack of a mechanism for integrating and sharing cyberattack information among stakeholders.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

"Disclosure: This is an AI-generated translation of the original article. We strive for accuracy, but please note that automated translations may contain errors or slight inconsistencies."

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