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Indonesia local budget approvals

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In late July 2026, the Gianyar Regional House of Representatives in Bali approved the 2027 General Budget Policy (KUA) and Temporary Budget Ceiling (PPAS). At the same time, the Jember Simultaneously, Jember’s DPRD in East Java closed its budget deliberations to journalists for the first time, after a vote by seven parliamentary factions. A week later, the later Batam City Council debated revisions to raising the 2026 municipal budget, proposing to raise the revenue target by roughly about Rp 71 billion. On billion; on 3 August 2026, 2026 Mayor Haji Amsakar Achmad presented the a revised plan, which would lift plan lifting total revenue to about roughly Rp 4.255 trillion, driven by higher local tax receipts taxes and an increased regional original revenue allocation (PAD) to Rp 2.706 trillion. PAD allocation. In Blitar, council members boycotted the 2026‑27 KUA‑PPAS plenary over a Rp 10 billion reserve earmarked for the 2029 local elections. The boycott left elections, leaving the session without a quorum, quorum and prompting a postponement; Chairman Syahrul Alim cited the absence of a supporting regional regulation, while Deputy Secretary Tri Iman Prasetyon noted the reserve had been included since 2022 to smooth election‑year spending. postponement. On 4 August 2026, 2026 the Gorontalo Provincial DPRD’s budget committee finalized the KUA‑PPAS amendment for a the 2026 APBD amendment, reviewing policy adjustments before plenary approval. The following day, APBD, and the next day Pasaman Barat Regency presented announced a revised 2026 APBD that raised total expenditures by 21.44 21 % increase in expenditures to Rp 1.38 trillion, targeting disaster‑relief measures, employee salaries, a provincial sports week, infrastructure projects and public‑service delivery. Revenue is funded by projected to grow revenue growth of 15 % to Rp 1.30 trillion through higher local taxes and adjusted central‑government transfers. These developments show trillion. On 5 August 2026 Seram Bagian Timur recorded a Rp 46.4 billion deficit for 2025, covered by net financing from the previous year’s surplus. Gorontalo’s budget committee continued debate across Indonesian local legislatures work on the 2026 APBD amendment under Chair Thomas MT Mopili. East Java’s 2026 APBD amendment allocated over fiscal targets, allocation priorities, Rp 1 trillion to roads, bridges and flood‑mitigation infrastructure, raising the transparency of provincial budget processes. to Rp 29.8 trillion.

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  1. 2026-08-06 04:05 UTC Indonesia local budget approvals
  2. 2026-08-05 07:32 UTC Indonesia local budget approvals
  3. 2026-08-03 08:13 UTC Indonesia local budget approvals

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