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President Prabowo Subianto has agreed to increase Papua's Special Autonomy Fund (Dana Otsus) to at least Rp 12 trillion for 2026, up from Rp 10 trillion. The decision follows discussions with Papua's regional leaders and comes with specific conditions for fund utilization. This move aims to support Papua's development while ensuring effective fund management.
President Prabowo Subianto has committed to increasing Papua's Special Autonomy Fund (Dana Otsus) to at least Rp 12 trillion for 2026, maintaining the current year's allocation. This decision was made during a meeting with Papua's regional leaders at the Presidential Palace in Jakarta. The fund is crucial for Papua's development, supporting various sectors including infrastructure, education, and healthcare.
The increased funding comes with specific conditions aimed at ensuring effective utilization of the funds. While the exact conditions were not detailed in the initial announcement, they are expected to focus on transparency, accountability, and project prioritization. This approach reflects the government's commitment to improving governance and maximizing the impact of the autonomy fund.
The decision to maintain the Dana Otsus at Rp 12 trillion for 2026 is seen as a positive step for Papua's development. The funds are expected to be allocated across various critical sectors, driving economic growth and improving living standards in the region. The government's emphasis on conditional funding highlights its focus on achieving tangible outcomes from the increased financial allocation.
Increase in Special Autonomy Fund
Conditional Fund Allocation