The results of the Indonesia Network Election Survey (INES) show that\npublic satisfaction with the leadership of President Prabowo Subianto\nhas reached 79.3 per cent as the administration approaches its second\nyear.<\/p>\n
Andri Gunawan, the Executive Director of INES, stated that 17.4 per\ncent of respondents expressed dissatisfaction or were dissatisfied with\nPrabowo\u2019s performance, while 3.3 per cent provided no answer.<\/p>\n
The INES survey also noted that public trust in President Prabowo\nstands at 82.1 per cent. Meanwhile, 16.5 per cent of respondents\nexpressed a lack of trust, and 1.4 per cent did not respond.<\/p>\n
In several policy areas, the survey recorded relatively high levels\nof public satisfaction. Approximately 78.2 per cent of respondents\nappreciated the courage, decisiveness, and speed of execution of\nprogrammes deemed pro-people.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, 7ability 78.3 per cent of respondents assessed\nIndonesia\u2019s political condition as stable and good. Conversely, 18.6 per\ncent viewed the political condition as poor and unstable, while 3.1 per\ncent offered no assessment.<\/p>\n
In the field of diplomacy, 80.3 per cent of respondents expressed\nsatisfaction and trust in President Prabowo\u2019s diplomatic strategy, which\nis seen as prioritising Indonesia\u2019s economic strengthening agenda during\nvarious overseas visits.<\/p>\n
The survey also noted that 78.2 per cent of respondents were\nsatisfied or sufficiently satisfied with anti-corruption efforts.\nRegarding freedom of expression, the satisfaction level reached 81.2 per\ncent.<\/p>\n
In terms of poverty alleviation, 68.2 per cent of respondents\nexpressed satisfaction or sufficient satisfaction. Regarding social\nwelfare programmes and social assistance, the satisfaction level reached\n78.7 per cent.<\/p>\n
However, the people\u2019s economic sector remains a challenge for the\ngovernment. INES noted that the difficulty of obtaining employment and\nthe high price of basic necessities are major concerns for the\npublic.<\/p>\n
Specifically, 50.7 per cent of respondents expressed dissatisfaction\nwith the handling of employment issues, while 54.8 per cent complained\nabout the high prices of basic commodities.<\/p>\n
Additionally, the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) programme received\nmajority support. Approximately 78.2 per cent of citizens agreed that\nthe programme should be continued.<\/p>\n
In contrast, 18.4 per cent of respondents disagreed with the\ncontinuation of the MBG programme, while 3.4 per cent did not provide an\nanswer. According to INES, these results indicate that the MBG programme\nremains relevant to the basic needs of the community.<\/p>\n
The INES survey was conducted across 36 provinces with a total of\n1,400 respondents. The sampling utilised a multi-stage random sampling\nmethod with a margin of error of approximately \u00b12.48 per cent at a 95\nper cent confidence level.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/ines-survey-approval-rating-for-prabowo-reaches-79-3-per-cent-1790495614", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }