West Java Government to Oversee Effective, Targeted Implementation of 3 Million Homes Programme

The West Java Provincial Government is working to oversee the 3 Million Houses Programme so that it truly provides benefits for the community. To that end, every stage must be carried out professionally, transparently, and in favour of the public.

This national strategic programme must not be oriented solely towards achieving numerical targets, but must be able to deliver prosperity through the provision of decent housing for people in need.

Therefore, the process of collecting data on beneficiaries, carrying out construction, and conducting oversight must be done accountably so that assistance is genuinely received by entitled citizens.

This was conveyed by West Java Provincial Secretary Herman Suryatman while serving as keynote speaker at the Socialisation of Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas Regulation Number 6 of 2026 on Home Renovation, organised by the Ministry of Housing and Settlement Areas at the West Java Provincial Housing and Settlement Areas Office.

According to Herman, the realisation of the 3 Million Houses Programme is determined by the integrity of all parties involved in its implementation.

“The important thing is that there is no ill intent in delivering prosperity for the people through this 3 Million Houses Programme,” said Herman in a written statement on Monday (10/8/2026).

Herman said the 3 Million Houses Programme is one of the priority programmes of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto that must be jointly overseen. All elements of government, both central and regional, share the same responsibility to ensure the programme runs according to its objectives.

Herman also invited all regional governments from the 27 regencies and cities in attendance to begin focusing attention on the implementation stage.

After various regulations and preparations have been drawn up, it is now time to ensure that implementation on the ground runs effectively, is properly targeted, and is able to answer the needs of the community.

“In September 2026 we will focus on the implementation of the construction of 3 million houses,” he concluded.