Indonesia Allocates Rp 51 Trillion for Sumatera Reconstruction in 2026

Rebuilding Efforts to Focus on Disaster-Resistant Construction

The Indonesian government has announced plans to allocate Rp 51 trillion for the reconstruction of Sumatera in 2026, following the devastating floods and landslides that affected the region ¹

. The funds will be used to rebuild infrastructure, homes, and public facilities, with a focus on disaster-resistant construction ²

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Financial Assistance for Affected Families

The government has also promised to provide financial assistance to affected families, including Rp 450,000 per month for food and other necessities ³

. This assistance will be provided for a period of three months, and will be targeted at families who have lost their homes or livelihoods due to the disaster.

Reconstruction Efforts to be Completed in 2026

The government has set a target to complete the reconstruction efforts in 2026, with a focus on building back better and stronger ⁴

. The reconstruction efforts will be carried out in phases, with the first phase focusing on the repair of critical infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and hospitals.