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        "id": 1757667,
        "msgid": "jakarta-allocates-rp1-9-trillion-to-upgrade-slum-areas-since-2018-1779542122",
        "date": "2026-05-22 16:15:56",
        "title": "Jakarta allocates Rp1.9 trillion to upgrade slum areas since 2018",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "Jakarta's government has allocated about Rp1.9 trillion for slum area improvement between 2018 and 2025, with an average annual allocation of around Rp200 billion. The latest data show a 52.58% reduction in slum RW from 445 in 2017 to 211, and the programme will continue with further targeting, aiming to address 50 RW by next year, in collaboration with BPS.",
        "content": "<p>Jakarta\u2019s provincial government has disbursed a budget of Rp1.9\ntrillion from 2018 to 2025 to reduce the number of slum areas in the\ncapital. \u2018In total, the budget for the arrangement of slum areas\nimplemented during the 2018 to 2025 period amounts to around Rp1.9\ntrillion. Therefore, the average annual allocation is in the range of\nRp200 billion,\u2019 said Kelik Indriyanto, Head of the Housing and\nSettlement Areas Office (DPRKP) of DKI Jakarta, in Central Jakarta on\nFriday. He explained that the Jakarta Provincial Government consistently\nallocates budgets for slum area improvement through various programmes\nto enhance the quality of settlements. According to the latest data\ngathered by the Jakarta Provincial Government in collaboration with the\nCentral Statistics Agency (BPS), the number of slum RW in Jakarta has\ndeclined to 211 from 445 RW in 2017. The 52.58% reduction is an\nimportant achievement in improving residents\u2019 living environments. Areas\nsuch as Tambora have become a focus due to high settlement complexity\nand require measured interventions. Kelik admitted that there are still\nslum areas in the two regions, but presently there are no RW classified\nas heavy slum in the capital. The remaining slum RW in Jakarta are\ncategorised as moderate, light, and very light slums. Looking ahead, he\nconfirmed that the programme to reduce slum RW in Jakarta will continue.\nThe target is that 50 slum RW can be addressed by next year. Kelik said\nthe Jakarta Government will also collaborate with the Central Statistics\nAgency (BPS) to tackle slum RW. \u2018The programme will continue, and with\nthe results from BPS, we will truly address the areas designated as slum\naccording to the central points. We will therefore work together with\nBPS DKI, including those who detail RTs where there is slum, because\naccording to BPS if there is one RT that is slum, it is then referred to\nas a slum RW,\u2019 he explained.<\/p>",
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