The Human Resources Development Agency (BPSDM) of the Ministry of\nHome Affairs is continuously encouraging the strengthening of leadership\ncapacity for regional heads through the Regional Head Leadership\nProgramme (KPPD) Batch IV of 2026. Held from 2-12 September 2026, the\nprogramme is designed not only to expand the horizons and enhance the\ncompetence of participants but also to foster the creation of action\nplans that can be implemented in regional governance and\ndevelopment.<\/p>\n
KPPD Batch IV 2026 is organised by the BPSDM Ministry of Home Affairs\nin collaboration with Lemhannas RI and the Purnomo Yusgiantoro Centre\n(PYC). The programme involves regional heads and heads of Regional\nDevelopment Planning Agencies (Bappeda), featuring various perspectives\nfrom government officials, academics, practitioners, and national\nfigures. Through this series of learning sessions, participants are\nexpected to broaden their views in facing various strategic challenges\nin regional governance and development.<\/p>\n
The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Akhmad Wiyagus, emphasised that\nthe formulation of action plans is a vital part of ensuring that the\ncompetency development process does not stop at the learning stage.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe various knowledge and perspectives obtained by participants\nduring the programme are directed to be translated into strategic\nagendas that can be tailored to the needs and challenges of each\nrespective region,\u201d said Akhint.<\/p>\n
This approach positions the BPSDM Ministry of Home Affairs not merely\nas a programme organiser, but as an institution that oversees the\nregional heads\u2019 capacity development process in a directed and\nimplementation-oriented manner. This process is carried out through\nseveral stages, ranging from programme introductions and material\nbriefings to mentoring and coaching in the preparation of Action Plans\n(Renaksi).<\/p>\n
KPPD Batch IV 2026 presents various materials related to the\nstrategic challenges of national and regional development. Participants\ngain insights into downstreaming and the strengthening of regional\nindustries towards Indonesia Gold 2045, energy security, education\ntransformation, human resource development, and opportunities for\nregional development financing.<\/p>\n
These various perspectives are expected to help regional heads view\ndevelopment challenges more comprehensively, while simultaneously\nidentifying opportunities that can be developed according to the\nspecific characteristics of their respective regions.<\/p>\n
As the programme nears its conclusion, participants are undergoing\ncoaching for the preparation of action plans, which are then presented\nwith the involvement of the Directorate General of Regional Finance and\nthe Directorate General of Regional Development.<\/p>\n
\u201cThrough KPPD Batch IV of 2026, the BPSDM Ministry of Home Affairs\nemphasises the importance of developing regional heads\u2019 competence,\nwhich should not only be oriented towards increasing individual\ncapacity,\u201d stated Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Akhmad Wiyagus.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, leadership capability needs to be directed towards the\ncapacity to lead change and translate acquired knowledge into policies\nand concrete steps within the regions. With this approach, the\nleadership development programme is expected to have a broader impact on\nimproving the quality of governance and regional development.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/regional-heads-urged-to-transform-learning-into-concrete-action-1789278788", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }