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Indonesian regional governments implement digital services and education support
Various Indonesian local governments are implementing new administrative and educational initiatives. In Serang Regency, the Disdukcapil has expanded its 'Aku Desa Digital' program, with 137 villages now capable of providing digital population administration services to reduce costs and travel time for residents.
Pekanbaru is transitioning students back to face-to-face learning following a period of remote instruction caused by haze. To support families, the Pekanbaru City Government is targeting the distribution of free school uniforms for tens of thousands of elementary and junior high students by October 2026.
Other regional updates include Tangerang City confirming that unmarried citizens can obtain their own Family Cards (KK) provided they meet administrative requirements. In Gorontalo, authorities are fast-tracking the replacement of identity documents for families affected by recent fires. Additionally, Palangka Raya has introduced the 'ANAK ITAH' service, which integrates the issuance of birth certificates, updated Family Cards, and child identity cards for newborns through hospital partnerships.
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Agung Nugroho · Disdukcapil · Disdukcapil Pekanbaru · Disdukcapil Subulussalam · Disdukcapil Tangerang · Irma Novrita · Pekanbaru · Rizal Ridolloh · Serang Regency · Tangerang City
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Saturday service aims to reduce waiting times and increase administrative efficiency for workers and students.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Applicants for a separate Family Card must be at least 17 years old and provide an e-KTP and previous family documentation.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Unmarried citizens in Tangerang can obtain their own Family Card (KK) if they meet administrative requirements.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Disdukcapil Pekanbaru launched the 'Sabtu Ceria' program to provide e-KTP recording and printing services on Saturdays.