Jakarta, dpd.go.id - In connection with the Bill on the Development of Underdeveloped Regions, Regent Lebak, H. Mulyadi Jayabaya as the General Chairman of ASKATI proposed for improvements on the titles of the Bill that originally the Bill on Development of Underdeveloped Regions (PDT) into PPDT Bill (Accelerated Development of Underdeveloped Regions), furthermore, in order to get clarity in the Bill regarding the specific budget allocation for the accelerated development of underdeveloped regions, “there is clarity of special allocation fund to finance the underdeveloped regions, so that we can focus to catch up”, he told RDPU of Committee II DPD on Committee II DPD Meeting Room, building B, Senayan, Jakarta, Wednesday (31/01/2012).

Regarding the allocation of DAK-PPDT with the number of accumulation at least 3% of the state budget (APBN) or 100 billion / year / of underdeveloped regions of the 183 districts throughout Indonesia, “we use for regional and central development to supervise, we will use the funds for infrastructure development, not development office “, said Mulyadi,” the investment does not enter into underdeveloped regions due to lack of infrastructure support, “he added.

Head of the Border Management Agency Regions, Inland and Underdeveloped Regions (BPKP2TD), Andri Patton explained that any development strategy that will be implemented, if its infrastructure has not been completed then it is unlikely that border region will be fast-growing; therefore, the central government, provincial and district borders should quickly provide concrete solutions by accelerating the development of infrastructure of roads, bridges, procurement of pioneering aircraft that connects between district and also the construction of aircraft runway, the construction of diesel power plants, solar power and clean water facilities and human resource development, health and others that should be implemented immediately and with continuity, consistency and consequent. Related to PDT-Bill, Andrew Patton suggested that special treatment for the border areas should be included connected to the empowerment of human resources in order to encourage economic growth and as well as to manage the border area in an integrated and realistic ways and also included the difference between disadvantaged areas in the border areas and not in the border area because of the differences in characteristics in the bill on the Development of Underdeveloped Regions.

At the end of the public hearing (RDPU), Committee II suggested that the DPD RI can facilitate seminars devoted to on Underdeveloped Regions by inviting the government of the Ministry of Finance, Bappenas, the Ministry of PDT, the Ministry of National Education and Ministry of Public Works and Provincial / District of Underdeveloped Regions to create a masterplan in accelerating , improving the welfare of the community with regard to the potential and the support and direction of the development for the Underdeveloped Regions.

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