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    "data": {
        "id": 1847090,
        "msgid": "adkasi-pushes-for-increased-oil-and-gas-revenue-sharing-for-producing-regions-in-2027-1783489971",
        "date": "2026-07-08 11:32:08",
        "title": "Adkasi Pushes for Increased Oil and Gas Revenue Sharing for Producing Regions in 2027",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "The Association of Indonesian Regional People's Representative Councils (Adkasi) is urging the central government to increase the Oil and Gas Revenue Sharing (DBH Migas) funds for producing regions in the 2027 fiscal year. This push comes after a drastic 70 percent cut in Blora Regency's DBH Migas allocation for 2026, severely limiting the region's fiscal capacity for development. Adkasi argues that enhanced transfers are crucial for regional innovation and economic growth.",
        "content": "<p>The Association of Indonesian Regional People\u2019s Representative\nCouncils (Adkasi) is urging the central government to increase the Oil\nand Gas Revenue Sharing (DBH Migas) funds for producing regions in the\n2027 fiscal year to strengthen regional fiscal capacity in supporting\ndevelopment. Adkasi Chairman Siswanto stated that the association,\ntogether with the Association of Provincial Governments of Indonesia\n(APPSI), is advocating for increased regional transfers, particularly\nthe DBH Migas component. \u2018We, together with APPSI, are fighting for next\nyear\u2019s regional transfer funds, especially the DBH Migas item,\u2019 he said\nwhen contacted in Blora Regency, Central Java, on Wednesday. Siswanto,\nwho also serves as Deputy Chairman of the Blora Regency DPRD, noted that\noil and gas producing regions require adequate fiscal support as they\nstill rely on transfer funds from the central government to finance\ndevelopment and public services. He revealed that the DBH Migas received\nby Blora Regency for the 2026 fiscal year has been cut by approximately\n70 percent, from around Rp132 billion to approximately Rp45 billion. To\ndate, only about Rp25 billion has been transferred by the central\ngovernment. \u2018Our DBH Migas this year has been cut by about 70 percent.\nFrom around Rp132 billion, now only about Rp45 billion remains. Even so,\nonly about Rp25 billion has been transferred so far,\u2019 he said. Siswanto\nexplained that the decline in DBH Migas has impacted the region\u2019s\nfinancial capacity. Furthermore, the Blora Regency Government is also\nfacing a reduction in general transfer funds of around Rp362 billion. He\nmentioned that the Blora Regency Government\u2019s operational expenditure\nreaches approximately Rp1.5 trillion, while the total regional budget\n(APBD) is around Rp2.2 trillion, leaving increasingly limited fiscal\nspace for development. According to him, increasing the DBH Migas for\nproducing regions will strengthen the regional government\u2019s ability to\nfinance development, drive the economy, and improve public welfare. \u2018If\nthe goal is regional development, returning regional transfer funds is\nimportant. Because if everything is controlled by the central\ngovernment, regions will struggle to innovate,\u2019 Siswanto concluded.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/adkasi-pushes-for-increased-oil-and-gas-revenue-sharing-for-producing-regions-in-2027-1783489971",
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