The South Kalimantan Provincial Government is striving to accelerate\nthe certification of land and buildings in the central office area in\nBanjarbaru City to anticipate potential agrarian conflicts in the\nfuture. To date, only 150 hectares of the provincial government\u2019s office\narea, which totals 500 hectares, have been certified.<\/p>\n
This was emphasised by the Governor of South Kalimantan, Muhidin,\nduring the Coordination Meeting for Accelerating the Certification of\nRegional Owned Goods (BMD) Land Assets of the South Kalimantan\nProvincial Government and District\/City Regional Governments at the\nSouth Kalimantan National Land Agency Regional Office Hall on Monday\n(06\/04). \u201cThe South Kalimantan Provincial Government, assisted by the\nBPN Regional Office, is committed to accelerating the certification of\nland and buildings in the office area. This aims, among other things, to\nensure legal certainty, legitimacy, and avoid conflicts in the future,\u201d\nhe stated.<\/p>\n
Muhidin acknowledged that several cases of land ownership conflicts\nwith the community have occurred in the office area. Currently, out of\nthe 500 hectares total area of the provincial government\u2019s central\noffice complex in Banjarbaru, only 150 hectares have certificates. \u201cThis\nis our acceleration target. There are still 350 hectares left,\u201d he\nsaid.<\/p>\n
The Head of the South Kalimantan National Land Agency Regional\nOffice, Budi Kristiyana, stated that this activity is an effort to\nstrengthen the commitment to accelerating land certification in 2026,\nparticularly for regional government assets at both provincial and\ndistrict\/city levels.<\/p>\n
\u201cLand certification is not just an administrative aspect, but also a\nstrategic step in securing regional assets from potential seizures or\ndisputes with third parties. In addition, certification plays an\nimportant role in improving the quality of regional financial\ngovernance, which is one of the assessment indicators by supervisory\ninstitutions such as the KPK and BPK, and encourages the optimisation of\nasset utilisation to support development and increase Regional Original\nRevenue (PAD),\u201d she explained.<\/p>\n
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Furthermore, it was conveyed that to date, there are still several\nregional assets that have not been mapped, do not have certificates, or\nare located in certain areas that require special handling. Therefore,\ncoordinated acceleration steps are needed between district\/city land\noffices and regional governments.<\/p>\n
In the coordination forum, several important matters were emphasised,\nincluding the need for valid data synchronisation between the Land\nOffice and the Regional Financial and Asset Management Agency (BPKAD),\nensuring complete supporting documents and professional and systematic\nmeasurements. In addition, all ranks are urged to commit to accelerating\nthe resolution of certification with progressive, fast, and on-target\nprinciples, so that there are no more regional government assets without\nclear legal status.<\/p>\n
In this segment, the South Kalimantan BPN Regional Office handed over\n237 regional owned land certificates, consisting of 68 certificates for\nthe South Kalimantan Provincial Government and 169 certificates for\nthree district\/city governments, namely Banjarmasin City, Banjarbaru\nCity, and Banjar Regency. The total value of the certified land assets\nreaches Rp317.97 billion.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/south-kalimantan-provincial-government-accelerates-certification-of-government-office-area-1775616729", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }