Foreword: The journey of budget advocacy in Indonesia began with the rise of the anti-corruption movement, precisely since the start of the regional autonomy era in the year… ...
Preface Budget advocacy in Indonesia grew out of the anti-corruption movement, starting in about in 2000. This is also the year in which Local Autonomy, which saw a strong and rapid move towards decentralization, was first implemented. Before then, corruption ...
Mitigating Disaster Risk Some stakeholders still think that DRR is not related to human rights, foreign debt, gender, or planning and budgeting policies. However, the journey and experience prove that concern for DRR is intertwined with all humanitarian issues in the realm of ...
The first problem is uneven expertise. Countries with abundant natural resources are generally poor in education and research and are too seduced by the ease of obtaining income from the sale of their natural resources. Unlike countries that live from the processing industry that continues to ...
Has budgeting in Indonesia become participatory? The hustle and bustle of discourse on participation in development has long been echoed. However, all of that is just jargon without real meaning. It is said that in budgeting matters, the community seems to be involved by holding musrenbang from the village level to the ...
Title: Catching People's Money: Various Budget Advocacy in Indonesia. Author: Editor: A.Anam Thamrin and V. Sri Wijayanti. Published: July 2006. Publisher: IDEA and TIFA. Length: 340 Pages. What are the journey and twists and turns in pushing for democratization ...
Title: Public Participation in the Budget Cannot Be Delayed. Author: Sri Hidayati and Wasingatu Zakiyah. Published: –. Publisher: Partnership and IDEA. Length: 12 Pages. In the budgeting chain, the community should be in the earliest and most ...
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