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        "id": 1676447,
        "msgid": "airlangga-assures-apbn-funding-for-red-and-white-village-cooperatives-is-secure-1776153066",
        "date": "2026-04-14 13:55:33",
        "title": "Airlangga Assures APBN Funding for Red and White Village Cooperatives is Secure",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Economy",
        "summary": "Coordinating Minister for the Economy Airlangga Hartarto has confirmed that funding for the Red and White Village\/Urban Ward Cooperatives (KDMP) is safely allocated within the State Budget (APBN), despite ongoing fiscal tightening measures. A new regulation, Ministerial Regulation on Finance Number 15 of 2026, allows state-owned banks to provide financing to KDMP units up to Rp3 billion each at a 6% annual interest rate, easing the burden on the national budget while supporting grassroots economic activities. This initiative includes Rp200 trillion from state-owned banks and Rp16 trillion from surplus budget funds, with 58.03% of village funds directed towards KDMP development, aiming to accelerate infrastructure and operational setup for these cooperatives.",
        "content": "<p>Coordinating Minister for the Economy Airlangga Hartarto has spoken\nout regarding the financing scheme for the Red and White Village\/Urban\nWard Cooperatives (KDMP) through the State Revenue and Expenditure\nBudget (APBN). Menko Airlangga emphasised that KDMP financing already\nhas its own dedicated allocation in the APBN, even as the government\nimplements budget tightening. \u201cYes, we will monitor it because the\nfinancing will have a budget from the APBN,\u201d he told reporters when met\nat the Coordinating Ministry for the Economy office on Monday\n(13\/4\/2025). Airlangga also explained the new regulation under\nMinisterial Regulation on Finance (PMK) Number 15 of 2026, which amends\nArticle 2 of PMK 49\/2025 to facilitate KDMP business activities,\nallowing state-owned banks to provide financing to KDMP. \u201cYes, there is\ncertainly a change, as this relates to financing and activities. The\nmost important thing is to encourage activities at the grassroots\nlevel,\u201d said Airlangga. Thus, this regulation also alleviates the\ngovernment\u2019s APBN burden. State-owned banks are permitted to disburse\nloans to village cooperatives as part of accelerating development. In\ndetail, the government can place funds as a liquidity source for banks\nto support the physical development of cooperative outlets, including\nwarehousing and operational equipment. Fund disbursement is carried out\nin stages, considering the state\u2019s financial liquidity conditions. The\nregulation also sets a maximum financing limit of Rp3 billion per\ncooperative outlet unit. Meanwhile, the interest rate or financing\nmargin is set at 6% per year for recipients. From CNBC Indonesia\u2019s\nrecords, KDMP funding previously came from state fund placements and\nvillage fund deductions, focusing on physical outlet development and\ninitial working capital. Under the latest 2026 policy, approximately\n58.03% of village funds are allocated for KDMP. The total funding\nincludes Rp200 trillion from Himbara and Rp16 trillion from Surplus More\nBudget (SAL).<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/airlangga-assures-apbn-funding-for-red-and-white-village-cooperatives-is-secure-1776153066",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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