Without Efficiency Gains, Social Assistance Disbursement Reaches Rp25 Trillion by February 2025

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Nabilah Muhamad 14/03/2025 10:32 WIB

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The Ministry of Finance reports that social assistance spending reached Rp25.9 trillion by February 2025, or 19.2% of the State Budget target.

Social Assistance Spending Realization Based on Utilization (February 2025)

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Without Efficiency Gains, Social Assistance Disbursement Reaches Rp25 Trillion by February 2025

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Social Assistance Spending Realization Based on Utilization (February 2025)

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The Ministry of Finance (Kemenkeu) reported that the realization of social assistance spending (bansos) until February 2025 reached Rp25.9 trillion, or 19.2% of the APBN target.

"This (bansos) has not been made inefficient. Even the search, budget implementation, and distribution are all on schedule," said Deputy Minister of Finance Suahasil Nazara in a press conference on the APBN Kita, Thursday (13/2/2025).

Based on its utilization, the most social assistance spending was disbursed for food staple card assistance, amounting to Rp10.3 trillion.

Then, assistance for recipients of health insurance contribution assistance (PBI JKN) was disbursed at Rp7.7 trillion, and assistance for the Family Hope Program (PKH) amounted to Rp7.3 trillion.

Furthermore, assistance for the Smart Indonesia Card (KIP) for college students has been disbursed at Rp156.3 billion and the Smart Indonesia Program (PIP) at Rp600 million.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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