BPKP Stresses Urgent Need for Integrated Oversight of Government Credit Schemes

The Deputy for State Accountants at the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP), Iwan Taufiq Purwanto, has emphasised the urgency of integrated supervision for various government credit programme schemes.

“The increasing diversity of government credit programme schemes requires integrated supervision so that development goals can be achieved effectively, accountably, and precisely,” he stated during the 2026 People’s Business Credit (KUR) Supervision Coordination Forum (Forkorwas), as quoted from an official BPKP statement in Jakarta on Monday.

In addition to the People’s Business Credit (KUR), he continued, the government is currently developing various other financing schemes, such as Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Credit (Alsintan), Labour-Intensive Industry Credit (KIPK), and Housing Programme Credit.

Each scheme is said to have strategic objectives, ranging from expanding access to financing for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), supporting food security, and increasing industrial productivity, to accelerating the provision of housing for the community.

According to Iwan, the diversity of these programmes needs to be balanced with the strengthening of supervisory mechanisms through the Supervision Coordination Forum, which should not only focus on KUR but also encompass all government credit programmes.

Therefore, he encouraged the strengthening of governance in supervising government credit programmes through cross-sector collaboration.