Area (state Gazette 1999 Number 72,

Additional State Sheet Number 3848);

4. Law Number 25 of the Year 2000 on the Program

National Development (PROPENAS) of 2000-2004

(State Sheet of 2000 Number 206);

5. Government Regulation No. 25 Year 2000, about

Government Authority And Propintion Authority

As Autonomous Region (State Sheet Of 2000

Number 54, Extra State Sheet Number 3952);

6. Government Regulation No. 104 of 2000, about

The Balance Fund (State Sheet of 2000 Number

201, Extra State Sheet Number 4021);

7. Government Regulation Number 39 of 2001 on

HOSTING DECON-SEQUESTRATION (STATE SHEET

2001 NUMBER 62, ADDITIONAL STATE SHEET NUMBER 4095).

8. President's decision No. 44 of 1999 on Engineering

Drafting Laws And Forms

Draft Act, Draft Rules

The Government and Draft Decision of the President (Sheet

Country of the Year 1999 Number 70).

9. Regulation of Central Java Propinsi Number 5 Year

2001 on Regional Development Program (PROPEDA)

Propinsi Jawa Tengah Tahun 2001-2005. (Sheet

Regions Propinsi Central Java Year 2001 Number 19).

With the approval

THE REGIONAL PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

PROPINSI CENTRAL JAVA

DECIDED

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SET: REGULATION OF CENTRAL JAVA PROVINCE

ABOUT THE REGIONAL ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

(REPETADA) CENTRAL JAVA PROPINSI 2002.

Article 1

The Regional Annual Development Plan (REPETADA) Central Java Propinsion

Year 2002 is the cornerstone and operational guideline for the Service, Agency,

Office and Employment Unit of the Central Java Propinsi Government in the

planning and implementing the construction of 2002.

Article 2

The Regional Annual Development Plan (REPETADA) Propinsi

Central Java Year 2002 is compiled as follows:

BAB I: Prelude

BAB II: Regional Development Priority

BAB III: Construction of Law, Security and Order

BAB IV: Political Development

BAB V: Economic Development

BAB VI: Development of People Welfare and Cultural Prisoners

BAB VII: Regional Empowerment

BAB VIII: Construction of Natural Resources and Environment

BAB IX: Development Financing

BAB X: Closing

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Section 3

Central Java Annual Development Plan (REPETADA) Central Java Propinsi

In 2002 following its matrices as set forth in Annex I and

Appendix II constitute an inseparable part of the Regulation. This area.

Article 4

Further implementation of the Regional Annual Development Plan

(REPETADA) Central Java Propinsi 2002 was poured in the Budget

Revenue and Regional Shopping.

Article 5

The rules of this section begin to apply at the date of the invitation.

For each person know, ordering the Rules inviters

This area with its placement in the Java Propinsi Area Sheet

Central.

specified in Semarang

on September 7, 2001

CENTRAL JAVA GOVERNOR

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MARDIYANTO

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Reundrased in Semarang

on September 10, 2001

SECRETARY OF THE PROVINCE

CENTRAL JAVA

Daily Executory

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MULYADI WIDODO

Vice Governor Central Java

People's Welfare Fields

SHEET REGION OF CENTRAL JAVA ' S 2001 CENTER OF 2001 NUMBER 39

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BAB I

PRELUDE

A. General.

The Regional Annual Development Plan (REPETADA)

Central Java Propinsi 2002 was the activities plan

operational second year of PROPEDA Propinsi Central Java

Year 2001-2005. This REPETADA is compiled with

considering the results of the development implementation evaluation at

years earlier by lecturing the results that have been

achieved, the problems faced as well as paying attention to the aspiration

Community (stakeholder) networked through various forums

seminars, focused discussion and discussion groups.

THE REPETADA Propination of Central Java Year

2002 was intended to provide the foundation and guidelines

operational policy for the Service, Agency, Office and Employment Units

Central Java Propinsi Government in compiling plans

program, project/activities in accordance with the role, principal tasks and

respective functions in the goal achievement stage and

the development goals of the area for which the Program is located. further poured

in RAPBD with regard to financial capabilities

regions, dynamics and aspiration that are developing in the community.

Thus this REPETADA is expected to be

embodied the planning allotedness and sharping priorities

development activities in order to achieve results

development evenly and optimally for welfare

society.

Programs and projects/activities are structured with

basing on PROPEDA, Strategic Plan (RENSTRA)

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Service, Agency, Office, and Workforce, as well as accommodate

community aspirations through the planning mechanism

applicable development.

Landasan drafting REPETADA is TAP MPR RI

Number IV/MPR/1999 About (GBHN) Year 1999-2004, Law (UU) RI Number 25

Year 2000 On National Development Program

(PROPENAS) 2000-2004 and Central Java Propinsi

Number 5 Year 2001 About Program of Regional Development

(PROPEDA) Central Java Propinsi of 2001-2005.

Sistematika REPETADA Propinsi Central Java Year 2002

consists of ten chapters: Preliminary; Priority

Regional Development; Law Development, Security and

Order; Political Development; Economic Development;

Development of People's Welfare and Cultural Detainees;

Regional Empowerment; Natural Resources Development and

Environment; Development Financing; and Cover.

B. Current Conditions.

1. Economy.

Economic growth of 2000 amounted to 3.36%, more

low when compared to 1999, i.e. 3.41%. With

national leadership changes helped by the Cabinet

Gotong Royong which is conducive to this, expected security conditions

and the economy starting in 2001 would be better that

marked by an exchange of exchange rates rupiah.

The processing industry sector contribution to PDRB

of 29.44%; agricultural sector amounted to 25.55%; sector

trade, hotels and restaurants of 22.44%; service sector-

services 8.77%; freight sector and communications 4.42%; sector

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buildings 3.75%; mining and excavation sectors

gives a relatively small donation of 1.05%. Similarly

The electricity, gas and clean water sector is only 0.68%.

The mid-1997 economic crisis caused

per capita income in 1998 saw a decrease from Rp

1.226.211,-to Rp 1,073,830,-(decreased 12.43%). However

in 1999 rose to Rp 1,095,480,-or 2.02%.

The year 2000 per capita income increased was greater

to Rp. 1.123,096 (2.52%). This per

capita income fluctuation affects the alignment aspect, which

marked by the rise of the Gini Index from 0.252 in 1998

to 0.260 in 1999, which meant the gap rate

increased.

The inflation figure as one of the indicators

stability/price changes in a region undergoing a contraction

is considerable. In 1998, inflation was 67.19%, but the year 1999

declined to 1.51%. In 2000, inflation rate was below 2 digits

which is 8.73%.

The export value and import of the 1995-1999 period fluctuates

from year to year. Expected increase in export value not

followed increases in import value, as it would have an effect on

the trade balance sheet. In 1997 the trade balance

Central Java amounted to 390 million US $, but since 1998

to date continues to experience the deficit. 1998 and 1999

deficit 102 million US $and 203 million US $. Year 2000

(January-September) deficit of 594 million US $. One

The cause is reliance on imported raw materials

for export products.

The economic development of the area is not uncut

The investment role is well implanted through the PMA facility

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and PMDN as well as non facilities of the Small Effort role

Medium (UKM). The value of non-facility development investments

in the period from 1997/1998 to 1999/2000-

contributed to a decrease of 4.342.60 billion rupiah,

3.641.58 billion rupiah up to 1,384.53 billion rupiah. However

in 2000 the investment value increased to 3.134.02

billion rupiah among others caused by ni lai swap rupiah

against dollar is decreasing.

2. People's welfare.

The employment problem is marked by yet

a job opportunity for the availability of power

work, namely: (a) Open unemployment rate (TPT)

up to 4.22% in 2000; (b) The workforce quality

is still relatively low, as it is 71.63% of the workforce

educated-high SD, consequently influential

at the worker's productivity level; and (c) Rata-rata working hours

per week It only reached 37.72 hours, and the female worker

34.62 hours. The partial chance of employment and weight weight

the family resulted in workers with the worker status

The family was not paid relatively high (19.57%), in part

the large was female worker (13.16%).

In the case of health case specific diseases are still

high, among other things: malaria, 1.78 per 1,000 inhabitants, fever

dengue dengue, 1.4 per 10,000 inhabitants, lung tuberculosis

with a positive acid-resistant Baksil (BTA) positive 6.9%, diarhe 14.4%,

and Infection of the Upper Breathing Tract (ISPA) 24.21%. Service

the delivery of medicine helped by the shaman is still relatively high (36%),

HIV cases of 25 people and AIDS 4 cases. The figure

infant mortality of 36.6 per 1,000 births and maternal mortality rates

152 per 10,000 births. While it ' s clean water coverage

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71.03% and eligible use of the jamban

new health of 51.58% as well as the Waste Water Waste Channel

(SPAL) 27.40%.

The 10-year-old population is up to 71.63%

SD is educated. The elementary school's gross participation rate was 106, 29

%, the new SLTP level was 79.15% and the SLTA rate

for only 38.72%. The transition figure to SLTP amounted to 81.68

%, and SLTA 50.42%. This is due to

a relatively low parental level of ability, and

the limitations of the SLTP and SLTA features power.

The cultural issues that are still faced between

other flows of information flows and foreign cultural values that

are not compatible with the nation's cultural value, lack

understanding of the importance of moral education and

the pekerti that led to a culture of hedonism and

is very permissive against shifting values-ethical values and

morals. Besides not optimised the public's support

in the arts and culture as well as the lems

cultural arts in contributing positively to

increase the appreciation of cultural arts.

The Problem of the Problem The Social Welfare (PMKS)

is relatively large, which is indicated by the number of displaced children

260.233 people, bad boy 25,211 people and street children 8,507

people, Tuna Susila 7,118 people as well as homeless beggars

and People (PGOT) 4,430 people. While

government service capabilities are both at home and outside

restricted homes.

Religious and religious observability in life

everyday is not yet optimal that resulted in rising

criminal acts as well as an award for older people to be

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descending. Globalization of information has made it easier

access to difficult information is dammed and the weak the scrutiny

of the parents, as well as the lack of planting of the teachings

religion, causing the more drug-use of the drug

forbidden among the public.

The growth rate of the population undergoes a decrease (0.82

%), but absolute growth is still high. The number of families

poor (Pra KS and KS 1) experienced an increase from

58.52% in 1999 to 61.04% in 2000.

Figures of Droup Out Family Planning on Women of the Subur Age

(WUS) ages 15-49 experienced an increase from 12.7%

in 1997 to 15.5% in 1999. The pair

Unmetneed (unmetneed) in

the reproductive health field of 13.64%, male participation

in family plans is relatively small.

In everyday life still It appears to be biased

genders, among other things that are relatively lower rights that

received women in employment and still relative

the first female number of married women is under 17.

The thing It's against the public's view that

women's position in the family. not as

policy determiners. Other discontents of child and youth readiness,

especially girls and teenage girls still require

coaching to be able to act as an adult candidate

physically and mentally.

3. Regional Development and Community Development.

The government has shifted, which is

from centralisms to decentralised. This was marked with

of the Act No. 22 of 1999 accompanied

its implementation of the rules of implementation. But its implementation

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is not yet optimal, due to the government's dependence

District/City against the government of Propinsi and Centre still

relatively large, other discharges of autonomy are very high.

The development management is not yet fully available.

It involves the community. This results, the government's program/project

is perceived as less rewarding and less

to the community, as it does not correspond to

aspirations, potential and needs of the community.

In an era of autonomy, the region given the authority to

plan for its own regional development according to

the problem of aspiration, potential as well as the needs of the community and

the area. The active participation of the public in the development process

is required through the repentance of public figures for

encouraging and excavating potential including optimizing

community funds, as a self-reliance, so

The reliance on funds from the government is decreasing.

The community empowerment paradigm is

an alternative, where in this paradigm society is prosecuted for

acting actively in the development process, including

increased control function in the implementation of the government

and The building's in the area.

4. Enforcement of Law, Security and Public Order as well as

Human Rights (Human Rights).

The ability and willingness to understand the difference in

society is on the problematic situation. Culture

The delivery of opinions as well as aspirationally wise and wise,

is important once in order to understand how to interpret

democracy. Similarly, with participation in

actual decision making is still not using

the democratic mechanism.

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qualitative law enforcement issues that

facing Central Java Propinsi are not much different from the

other Propinsi in Indonesia, due to the context of legal development

with respect to the applicable legal system national.

The issues in the legal field besides relative

low awareness and compliance of society and the apparatus

against the law also due to the constraints or obstacles

in the implementation of law enforcement by Aparatur.

5. Regional and Regional Autonomy.

In the area of government governance the problem that

happens is that it has not yet optimized the performance of the inner apparatus

running government, development and service

to the public. In addition to the number of apparatus

the government is larger than the real needs, as a result of

the changes in the authority of the Government of the Province and the presence of

integrations of central agencies into the Local Government.

Discontents Other public demands for the quality of the services of the apparatus

higher, while the availability of limited means

in order to counterbalance the demands of the society.

In the implementation of regional autonomy, the problem

is the low understanding of the apparatus and society about

the nature of autonomy section, not complete regulations

implementation that supports the implementation of regional autonomy,

as well as low regional financial ability in

finance the implementation of governance and development.

In order to solve the The problem is

there is a potential support that needs to be developed, which is

The motivational motivations of the government in the execution of reform and

the autonomy and the presence of a community conducive climate in

supports the implementation of the government and regional autonomy.

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6. Environmental Insight Development.

The environment as an activity vehicle and a factor

production has become an important commodity in

supporting the economic growth process of the region. Understanding

this drives the government, private and society increasingly

increases the exploitation of the environment, because it has value

economies, such as clean water sources, natural forests, and

germ plasmas. Some government agencies, businessmen and

societies have not yet understood the concept of environmental support

life, for rescue and preservation. The limitations

understanding and consciousness of this society show the presence of

structural and social cultural flaws.

This condition has interfered with the sustainability of the environmental function

in support of life. human and living beings

others on a variety of scale (local, regional, national and

international). In the short and long term, the disorder

or the damage to the environmental function that goes beyond the limit

its ability will incur an adverse disaster

and or victims of the people's lives around, such as: drought,

Natural disasters, landslides and more.

This adult phenomenon of environmental damage has been

evolving from urban areas to desicence. Additional

critical land area at various River Stream Areas (DAS),

high level of soil erosion of some regions as well as high

water contamination in rivers due to industrial development

is a phenomenon It's evolving right now. If the conditions

this occurs continuously in the medium term will

generate pollution on the coast, coast and sea waters.

In an attempt to solve that problem

there is a potential to be developed like the height

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The Local Government ' s commitment to sustaining development

sustained by conducting structural changes and

social society and increased awareness and control

society.

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BAB II

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES

The principal problem occurring in Central Java at this time is

law enforcement weak, still high security disorder, order

and still The low esteem of human rights, not yet

recuperation of economic conditions, poverty, unemployment, low levels

income and welfare of the community, the weak implementation of the tatalaksana

governance, less The development of regional development capacity and

community empowerment, and there is still a low understanding of autonomy

regions, as well as the weak quality of the implementation of insightful development

environment.

In 2001 the economic growth was predicted by 3.16%,

This was due to a rise in the Oil Fuel (BBM) price, fares

phones and electricity. However, in 2002 if the economic conditions

improved by the social, political and security conditions

the stable then economic growth would reach 3.5%. Assuming

numbers Incremental Capital Output Ratio (ICOR) of 4 as well as inflation between 6-8

%, then estimated development financing needs of 2002 will

reach Rp. 6.488.66 billion expected 65% may be provided through

the private and community sectors, while 35% of the government.

The financing of the development of the central government through the fund

The rebalancing is estimated to be Rp. 900.90 billion or up 26% of the year

2001. Whereas of the Region's Own Original Income (PADS) Propinsi

is expected to reach Rp. 622.90 billion or up 25% of the year revenue

2001. Prediction of regional admissions from the center is expected to reach Rp.

1.120.00 billion or up 20% instead of 2001, while the need

cost of development in 2002 is estimated to be Rp. 403.8 billion or

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up 30% from 2001. Other development costs are expected

from District/City by Rp. 1,014.78 billion.

On the other side of the per-capita income is expected to experience a rise

which is quite meaningful to the public. GDP per capita prediction in 2001

by Rp. 1.330.046.40 increased to Rp. 1.362,516.68 in

2002. For those potential sectors that need to get a boost namely

the processing industry; trade; hotels and restaurants; as well as agriculture.

In 2002 it was expected that there was an increase in enforcement of the enforcement

legal supremacy, the improvement of basic social services in the field of education,

health and increased purchasing power of the public. This is the cornerstone

for the accelerated economic recovery efforts and steps for

establishing a future economic base in the future.

By reference PROPEDA Propinsi Central Java Year 2001-2005

and consider the background of factual and interrelated conditions

issues, financing capabilities, as well as challenges faced, then

the strategy and planning policies of the construction of the Central Java region are compiled

through problem solving approaches especially the authority

Propinsi as an area autonomous by staying considering asas

deconcentrate as well as regard for aspiration and problems that

thrive in County/City and at the National level.

Therefore development priorities are directed to: continue

program of unresolved problem solving activities

in the previous year; attempt-oriented activities

urgent problem solving; direct-oriented activities program

on the needs of the community especially that has a high upper power of

the people's economy and the increased means of basic social services infrastructure

society; activities programs that can improve security stability and

community order; as well as program-oriented activities

concern for the District/City problems that have aspects

increased ties between Propinsi with County/City and between

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District/Kota; as well as the development activities oriented

or region/area growth of both local, regional, or

nationwide.

By considering the complexation of the problem facing

and the targets that want to be achieved as well as the funding limitations for the efforts

The dismissal then priority the development of Central Java region in the year

2002 was formulated as follows:

A. Recovery of Economic Conditions

The development priorities for economic recovery include:

1. Development of small and medium-sized venture cooperatives by strengthening

infrastructure and its supporting institutions as well as development

existing partnership patterns.

2. Development of export-oriented products and network reinforcement

marketing.

3. Development of investment activities through a variety of promotional activities and

increased service as well as ease in capital planting.

4. Increased food resistance and agrobusiness development, through

diversification, intensification, ecstasy and rehabilitation of agriculture both upstream

and downstream.

5. Development of forestry to support economic functions and

sustainable environmental balance, as well as improvement

community welfare around the forest.

6. The development of a distribution system to further ensure the alignment

availability of goods and services and price control.

7. Development of the means and economic infrastructure.

8. Development of the Economic Development Area |.

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9. Development of tourism through promotional activities and enhancers

means and infrastructure.

B. Community Welfare Improvement

Priority building improvement of community welfare includes:

1. Public health care performance and increased participation

society in health.

2. Improvement of social services and rehabilitation activities as well as increased

community participation in the handling of the problem

social welfare.

3. Rehabilitation of educational facilities and infrastructure, service structuring

community education and improved management quality and

school independence.

4. Expansion of job opportunities and opportunity efforts at various

sectors, and the development of employment information systems that can

be accessed by the public.

5. Improvement of skills, labor professionalism and improvement

community productivity.

6. Empowerment of women, children and teenagers.

C. Public Service Quality Improvement

The development priorities of improvement of the public service quality include:

1. Increased public information access and prime service delivery

to the community.

2. Increased transparency and performance accountability of government agencies

in order to increase the quality of service to the community.

3. Improving the quality of functional supervision, inherent oversight and

community supervision.

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D. Empowerment and Community Development

Priority development of empowerment and community development

is the facilitation of community development.

E. The Law Enforcement, Security and Public Order as well as human rights.

Priority enforcement development law enforcement and order

communities include:

1. Drafting and renewal of legal products

laws in the area.

2. Increased awareness and legal compliance.

3. Application and enforcement and human rights.

4. Increased means and legal amenity

F. Political Development.

The priority of political development, covering:

1. Facilitate the implementation of people's political education and development

the political system.

2. Increase in the role of the legislative body.

3. Facilitation/support for the 2004 election and the socialization of the system

Election.

G. Acceleration Implementation Of Area Autonomy

The priority development acceleration implementation of regional autonomy includes:

1. Increased understanding of the laws

about regional autonomy.

2. The structuring and development of the governance management system in

order to improve the quality of implementation of regional autonomy.

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3. Increased understanding and participation of development offenders in

implementation of regional autonomy.

H. Conservation of Natural and Environmental Protection.

Priority building conservation of natural and environmental resources

includes:

1. Potential management of natural resources, natural environment, and environment

is compatible with environmental support capabilities.

2. Improving environment management partnerships, increased awareness

society and mediation solving problems.

3. Environmental pollution control.

4. Ocean resource exploration control.

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BAB III

CONSTRUCTION OF LAW, SECURITY AND ORDER

A. Law.

Legal reform in order to realize supremacy

the law, until now has not been fully implemented

optimally. Some people have a perception that reform

is defined as a freedom to carry out life

without regard to the laws/norms of law

that exists. On the other hand, the legal apparatus was felt not entirely

carrying out law enforcement and human rights that complied with the sense of

justice. This is a mirror still low levels

legal awareness and compliance by the public and the apparatus

law. In addition to these existing laws regulations

fully in accordance with the needs of development and demands

community aspirations.

Low understanding and appreciation of human rights

leads to discrimination law, absence

transparency of laws and not its contents of the application of law.

Besides the low intelligence of moral and professionalism

the law apparatus causes the public to lack confidence in

the law enforcement, So the people chose the right path.

breaking the law, which is the judge. itself or the court

the streets.

Legal information services to the public also

perceived to be less optimal, among other things caused by not

the operation of the Documentation and Information Network services (JDI)

the law as a means of dissemination of information laws are fast,

precise and transparent.

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Pay attention to the problem above, the policies that will

be taken are: (a) the drafting and refinement of products-

legal products in areas that are appropriate to the needs and

community aspirations; (b) legal cultural development through

increased awareness and compliance of public law and

Legal apparatus; (c) law enforcement and human rights expressly,

humane based on justice and truth; (d) increase

quality of human resources of the law; (e) increase

of legal means and infrastructure and enhancers Network Services

Documentation and Information (JDI) laws.

Target to Achieved: (a) the product is product-

region law products that conform to the state conditions and

community aspirations; (b) the development of legal culture to

create awareness and compliance of the laws of society and

Legal apparatus; (c) presumably the supremacy of law and the award

against the Rights of Human Azasi (human rights); (d) the increasing ability

and the quality of the legal apparatus; (e) the availability of the means and infrastructure

adequate laws to increase Legal service to

society.

To achieve the legal development objective

the program as follows:

1. Drafting and Renewal of Legal Products in the Regions.

Its activities include: (a) Inventarization and drafting

RAPERDA about Taxes and Regional Attribution that mel Includes:

Motor Vehicle Tax, Vehicle Fuel Tax

Motor, Motor Vehicle Name, Tax

Surface Water Utilization, Underground Water Consumption Tax,

High Vehicle Tax and Protection Of Vehicle Names Top

Air, inventory and drafting law rules with

follow up existing rules and dig and

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respect for formalized custom rules, whereas

inventory activities and drafting of Retribution Perda include:

levy of waters and bookies, means of aid navigation, frequency

local radio; (b) Refinement of law products on

Retribution of the Java Propinsi Regional Regulation

Central Number 9 Year 1998 about Levy Usage

Regional Wealth, Central Java Propinsi Regulation

No. 4 Year 1999 on Attribution to the Inn Site/

Pesanggrahan/Villa and the Central Java Propinsi Region Regulations

No. 5 Year 1999 on Production Business Sales Levy

Regions; (c) Decision and Mail Redemption Governor's decision

on the Implementation of Government, Development and

Corrections.

2. Increased awareness and compliance of the Law.

Its activities include: (a) the statutory penal of taxes and

Regional Retribution in order to increase the Original Revenue

Regions; (b) Facilitation and socialization of the Act On

The Rights of Human Rights (Human Rights) and the Field Act

The Tanahan.

3. Law enforcement and Human Rights.

Its activities include: (a) Perda Enforcement on Taxes and

Retribution; (b) Facilitation of law enforcement in order

securing forest results and the circulation of forest results; (c)

Support/granting of legal assistance to LBH/LKBH; (d)

The legal protection of the implementation of Intellectual Property

(HAKI); (e) Technical Guidance of Local Government Legal powers;

(f) Technical Guidance of Civil Service Investigators (PPNS).

4. Law and Development of the Law.

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Its activities include: (a) software refinement

a regulatory or proprietary print manuscript (Search Program

Rules); (b) Documentation Network Website and

Legal Information.

B. Security and Public Order.

The evolving economic crisis becomes a multi-dimensional crisis

the dimensions are encouraging a part of the public to do an action

a violation of the law and the criminal that can interfere

security and Community order. Despite this

changes and dynamics of society so quickly, as

with a change in the social state of politics, bringing implications to

all areas of the nation's life, state and society.

The other problem is the increasing potential of conflict

the importance and negative influence of the globalization flow towards

the various public life joints. This situation is exacerbated

with some areas affected by musibah/disaster

that need countermeasures and handling.

As an attempt to deal with the problem

needs to get into the gotong-royong culture, Security Systems

and Public Order (Siskamtibmas) Swakarsa and Units

Community Protection (Linmas) to cultivate

society's independence as a force to deny

possible threats and interruption. It will include

in the disaster caused by disaster.

The policy to address the problem

is reached through: (a) the increase of kamtibmas, civil defense and

other trained folk elements to be able to play a role in

tackling the threat and disruption that occurs; (b)

increased sense of unity and nation unity through:

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The creation of a conducive climate, reviving the value -value of the sublime

mutual cooperation and development of the loyalty attitude that

involves the entire component of the community; (c) the increase

of trained people's participation; (d)

In an attempt to grow the nation's martial consciousness since

early.

The target to be achieved is: (a) warranted

the stability of the security and public order; (b) his pets

the unity and unity of the nation as well as the inescapable threat that

may interfere with the security and order of any citizen

in doing activities; (c) increasing member ability

its main community protection unit in countermeasures

disaster; (d) growing and growing the country's martial consciousness,

independence and the power of the society that tough in

facing threats as well as security disruptions.

To achieve Security development objectives and

public order are listed as follows:

1. Increased Security and Public Order.

Its activities include: (a) Security coordination meeting (Rakor

PAM); (b) ex-G 30 S/PKI Handlers; (c) Monitoring the impact

social price sembako; (d) Security security guests/officials

country; (e) Facilitation of the deployment of Linmas members; (f) Posko

Standby.

2. Increased Unity and Unity Nation.

Activities executed through the facilitation and mediation of the increase

nation unity, including: (a) unity coordination meeting

nation; (b) the National Insight Forum; (c) Seminar and

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second opinion on the unity of the nation; (d) Correctional

set of rules of the nation unity field; (e) Temu Works

The Governing Motion Team (TPP); (f) Social awareness of alertness

national; (g) Mediation of problem handling strategic that

is politically impacting; (h) Evaluate the field of nation unity.

3. The increase of the trained people (ratih) and Protection

Society (Linmas).

Its activities include: (a) Incresed member ability

Community Protection Units (Satlinmas); (b) Incresed

capabilities of the Countermeasures Operational Control

Disaster (Pusdalop PB).

4. Increased State Martial awareness.

Its activities through the enlarging of the Preliminary Education cadres

Bela State (PPBN) members of Linmas.

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BAB IV

POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT

As the process of reform, democratic kran and

communications have been opened wide. But the democratic political culture, attitude

and political behavior that appreciate the difference of views in

building society is not yet well-headed. Aspiration

society has not been fully articulated and aggregated

transparent and consistent. Interes of interest in taking

decisions still feel in political life, both those coming

from the political elite, government organizers, and groups-

interest groups. On the other hand, government institutions are not uncommon

to be in a weakened position in the face of attitudes and

society's current behavior is growing.

The society found to contain seeds of conflict, as

excesses of pilkada and pilkades activities, horizontal conflict between citizens in

various areas into a threat of unity and unity

nation. In addition, growing and developing political parties and

religious, ethnic and regional-oriented mass organizations

is a challenge in realizing a stable, transparent, democratic system of political systems.

The political development policy that is taken place, is this: (a) facilitation

hosting political education and political system development; (b)

increased role of legislative body; (c) preparation/preparation/support preparedness

holding the 2004 election and the socialization of the electoral system.

The target to be achieved, is: (a) the more diipahation

the role of communication, ethics and political morals in the nation's life

and the state that is conducive.; (b) the increased communication of the relationship

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interagency in the absorption of community aspirations; (c) Mantapnya

election preparation for the 2004 elections.

To achieve the political development objective of the

program as follows:

1. The facilitation of the People's Political Education and

Political System Development.

The activities are: (a) Facilitation of education

citizen politics, which includes: Muspida forum with Party leadership

Political, communication forums between Political Parties, communication forums and

consultation of public figures and religious figures, communication forums

community organizations; (b) Development of a political system, which

includes: State College Student Senate interface

(PTN)/Private College (PTS), facilitation of seminar activities

for PTN/PTS, Ormas and NGOs.

2. The improvement of the role of the Legislative Institution.

The activities are an increase in interagency relations through:

The interactive and legislative interchange dialogue.

3. Facilitation/Support of Hosting 2004 Elections and Socialization

Election System.

Its activities are the facilitation of the preparation of the implementation

Election 2004 through: (a) Coordination Meeting in preparation order

Election; (b) Election means and infrastructure elections.

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BAB V

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

A. Agriculture and Forestry.

1. Agriculture.

The agricultural sector contribution to the Domestic Product

Regional Bruto (PDRB) in 2000 amounted to 20.36%. The rate

GDP growth of agriculture based on the constant price of the year

1996-1998 saw an average decrease of minus 3.28%

per year. However, in 1998-2000 increased returns

to an average of 2.14% per year. Farmers ' Exchange Rate (NTP)

average years 1996-1998 in a row was 109, 104.2 and

94. In 2000, the NTP came back down to 90.

Food availability calculated from the amount of energy that

available for consumption of residents per day during 1998

showed that for padi-padian commodities, food

starch and sugar have exceeded the standards of the Food's Pattern of Hope

(PPH) of the population of Central Java. For fruit/vegetable commodities and

the animal food is still under PPH standard, each

of 92 Kilo calories per Kapita (Kcal/Kap) while standard

PPH fruit and vegetable 125 Kcal/Kap, as well as PPH food hewani

105 Kcal/Kap (standard PPH food hewani 382 Kcal/Kap).

The vast crop of rice crops, corn and soybeans in 2000

consecutive 1,669,486 Ha, 581,893 Ha and 147.305 Ha.

While the harvesting area of red onion, garlic and potatoes

relatively few each of 25,830 Ha, 5,384 Ha and 6,685 Ha.

The vast crop of rice and corn commodities from 1996-2000

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increased average by 1.01% and 1.6% per year.

While the soybean commodity and potato commodity declined

at 5.61% and 18.10% per year.

The 2000 rice and corn production was 8,469,430

Kwintal (Kwt) and 1,633,818 Kwt. While the production of onions

red and potatoes were at 2,123.124 Kwt and

1.122.341 Kwt. The production of rice and corn from 1996-2000

increased by an average of 0.35% and 1.62% per year. However,

soybean production, potatoes and garlic experienced

an average drop of 4.86%, 18.46% and 8.83% per year.

The Plantation contributed to the development of the

farm. The area of plantation area in Central Java is

712,054 ha, consisting of a people's plantation 657,306 ha (92.3%),

a large state plantation of 36,633 ha (5.2%) and a plantation

private large 18,114 ha (2.5%). This suggests that

most of the plantations in Central Java are estates

belonging to the people with an unoptimal management. As a result

productivity, quality and value added plantation results are still

low. In addition to the weak application and the iptek still

being an obstacle to the plantation development.

The construction of a farm from 1999-2000

shows the following results: population increase

The largest occurred on Quail cattle (73.40%), whereas

lowest on the meat-breed chicken cattle (0.43%). The cow population

cut experienced a 6.53% increase and a 9.18% increase cow.

But the buffalo and goose population declined

by 0.12% and 1.89% respectively.

The total production of meat in 2000 has been decreased

compared to 1999 by 0.42% (728,589 kg). However

beef production experienced an increase of 38.69%,

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due to reduced demand for poultry cattle (chicken

buras and chicken races). While the production of milk and eggs from

years 1999-2000 saw an increase of 16.39%

(1,121,321 litres) and 26.72% (24,064,778 kg) respectively.

Consumption of meat, eggs, milk and protein hewani residents

Central Java of 2000 each by 5.32 kilo grams

per capita per year (kg/kap/th), 3.16 kg/kap/th, 3.38 ltr/kap/th

and 3.93 gr/kap/th. Cattle and pork cuts in 2000

were increased compared to 1999 respectively

by 12.12% and 6.79% respectively, while other livestock cuts

were reduced. Unrecorded livestock cuts in

The Animal Cutting House (RPH) is still relatively large.

The number and value of 2000 livestock exports experienced

the decline was quite high compared to 1999. The number of exports

the cow's skin has decreased by 52.51%, while

the export of walet nests decreased by 34.93%.

The fishing conditions in Central Java indicate that

about 80% total fishery production comes from the sea, with

the largest contribution from the North Coast region. While

land fishery production (fresh water and payau) achieved more

less than 20%, with the biggest contribution of the first results.

The other contributions came from the people ' s pool, caramba, mina rice

and waters General (reservoir, rawa/telaga and river).

The exploitation of the Pantura marine fish production is already

overrated, especially in the undersea area under 4 miles. By

therefore the development policy of fishing fishing is directed

to oceanic fisheries. Development of tambak is facing

constraints increasingly decreasing the water quality caused by

pollution, upstream contamination through the river, and

the loss of mangroves. This affects productivity

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shrimp tambak. The development of fresh water fisheries is still

experiencing the constraints of seed, feed price,

marketing network as well as the capture and infrastructure of the capture

which is not yet adequate.

The number of farm groups and fishermen (KT) is in the Central Java

as much as 34,061 KT with a member number of 2,393,743 people.

Most KT is still in the beginner and advanced classes

each by 27.6% and 43.4% respectively. While

is in the madya and main classes at 21.5% and 7.3%.

It shows the quality of SDM fishermen farmers is still pretty

low.

Pay attention to the agricultural conditions in that broad sense

above, then agricultural development policies include: (a)

development of agricultural resources that includes resources

humans, natural resources, science and technology,

funds, information, and institutional; (b) production increase

efforts atani, agroindustrial, system distribution and trade,

region development, poverty alleviation, and

optimization of agricultural investments; (c) management development

construction of cross-sectoral agriculture and traffic

county/city. The agricultural development policy,

is implemented through: diversification, intensification, ecstasy

and rehabilitation. Diversification of agriculture is directed to be able to

increase the optimization of the resource utilization with

still pay attention to its bats, expanding the spectrum

agricultural development in the framework of system development

agribusiness, and the development of a unified region. Intensification

agriculture is an effort to increase input productivity

agriculture, covering labor, capital, natural resources and

artificial resources, as well as efforts to increase competlet power with

application of iptek and Efficient means of production. Exfoliation

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is done through a wide increase in the growing and wide area

the field of effort. Agricultural resource rehabilitation is directed

to restore the productive ability of natural resources and

agricultural infrastructure.

As for agricultural development goals, including: (a)

Optimized utilization domestic resources

of land, water, water, nutfah plasma, and labor; (b)

increasing spectrum of agricultural development systems; (c)

increasing application of specific agricultural technology engineering

local and proper for, both from government research institutes

and private; (d) The development of agrobusiness systems with

integrates upstream and downstream activities to improve

high-saing agricultural development.

To achieve agricultural development goals is

program as follows:

a. " Activities include:

1) Food crops: (a) Research and

development of strategic commodities oriented

market; (b) Optimizing land utilization and water for

agricultural production, for increased production and

anticipating drought or flood (c) Handling

drought, El Nino, and food resistance; (d)

Control of pest and plant bully organisms,

through: monitoring, forecasting, organism control

plant annoyers (OPT), control unified pest

(PHT), biological agent development; (e) Surveillance

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Use of fertilizer and pesticide; (f) Development

perbenihan, through: source of source seeds,

enhancement of perbenihan-prasarana, coaching

seed captors, selection improvements and seed purification,

seed supervision and certification; (g) Increas

production, through: agricultural production technology applications,

food agricultural commodity development and

horticulture on integrated farming areas,

development alternative food plants, development

families with food crop base and

horticulture; (h) Improved peasant human resources

and officers, as well as institutional farmers; (i) Development

post-harvest handling; (j) Increased Alertness

food and food diversity; (k)

Development of food information systems.

2) Plantation: (a) Regional drafting and

management of cross-county plantation land; (b)

People's plantation development; (c) Supervision

perbenihan, fertilizer, pesticide as well as tools and machinery (alsin);

(d) System development cultivation and processing of results;

(e) Technical support for staging technical dilates

for farmers and officers; (f) Support Supplies

staging of R&D; (g) Execution of activities

eradication of pests and organisms annoyation.

3) The Ranch: (a) Enhanced implementation of insemination

artificial (IB) and optimizing Technical Managing Unit (UPT)

IB Sidomulyo, as frozen cement producer; (b)

Improving livestock protection, through: increase

sarana-prasarana animal health labs,

veteriner public health labs, past posts

cattle traffic, quality of laboratory officer quality,

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and rehab health laboratories; (c) Revitalization of parks

livestock; (d) Region development, through

integrated farm development;

4) Fisheries: (a) Institutionalization of the Fish Seed Hall

Sentra (BBIS); (b) folk pool development and

optimization of general water management optimization; (c)

Development of cultivation in coastal areas; (d)

Improving the utilization of technology applied and

the development of the people ' s first technology; (e)

Increulate quality of human resources; (f)

Development of the mainstay area.

b. The development of Agrobusinesses.

Its activities include:

1) Agriculture of food crops: (a) model development

irrigation, as: circular model and pompanization; (b)

Development of network culture laboratories, through:

operationalization of network culture laboratories and

development of the parent plant Fontie Block; (c)

OPT control with biological agensia, and

organic farming development; (d) Development

integrated agricultural region in the city-country region (DAS

Kaligarang); (e) Development of product marketing networks

farm; (f) post-harvest iptek development; (g)

Commodous development export value is economical,

development of a specific commodity agribusiness; (h)

Improving human resources (farmers); (i)

promotion development and market information; (j)

Agricultural development of the food.

2) Plantations: (a) Agricultural development of the estate

through the development of the community industrial area

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plantation (Kimbun); (b) sentra development

agroindustrial; (c) Perbenihan supervision; (d)

Market information development; (e) Increds

product processing and waste; (f) Development

venture partnership; (g) agro tourist development; (h)

Integrated commodity and effort development in

area management framework of Sindoro Sumbing, DAS Progo

and Serayu.

3) Ranch: (a) The increased promotion of livestock products;

(b) Development of venture partnership; (c) Empowerment

breeder; (d) Upset human resource quality

(rancher and officer); (e) technological development

farm field; (f) Development means infrastructure

proponents of farm activities; (g) Development

farm business management on-farm and off farm; (h)

Development of the Agribusiness Development Sentra

The Seed of Seeded Cow Waste Green (SPAKU-SALIH);

(i) Development of the KSP-Blora and Kebumen

Purworejo.

4) Fisheries: (a) Improved means service capability

and fishery infrastructure; (b) venture development

fisheries; (c) Development of surveillance system and

production control; (d) regional development

Consolidated Rawapening, Bahari Region Integrated Rembang.

2. Forestry.

Central Java with a land area of 3,254,412 ha has

640.526 Ha state forest, 104.592 National Park

Karimunjawa (Kep. Minister of Forestry RI No. 435 /Kpts-II/1999

dated 15 June 1999) and 204,056 Ha forest folk scattered

in 28 counties. Based on the functioning of the state forest

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over a production forest of 561,637 Ha, conservation forest 3,375 Ha and

forest shelter 75,514 Ha. The entire country forest is managed by PT

Perhutani Unit I Central Java. Round wood production of the forest

state in 1998 for true nature of 321,477 m3 and for

a rimba type of 322,670 m3. While non-timber production

of the state forest in 1998 is pine sap 39.095

ton, copalian 168 tons and white wooden leaves 8.257 tons. The potential

population forest production area of 6.27% of the total forest area

in Central Java in 2000 was 23,180.727 m3.

Forest development issues, among other lack of

availability of raw materials for the timber industry of about 1.7 million

m3 per year. This led to increased logging

illegal and the influx of illegal wood from outside Java. In addition to that still

there is a process of marginalizing the community around the forest, because

forest management activities have not been able to improve

their welfare.

Pay attention to the forestry conditions above, then the policy

forestry development includes: (a) the improvement of the sustainability

forests for the interest in the balance of water and environment

life; (b) areal expansion to meet the material needs

industrial, community and export standards; (c) improving activities

greening, critical land rehabilitation and rehabilitation forest

sheltered; (d) Inclusion of forest region utilization with

other utilization; (e) multifunction forest utilization

both for natural tours and flora/fauna; (f)

increase of SDM professionalism, the means and infrastructure

forest management.

The foresight development objective

is: (a) the administrative order of forest boundaries and

the development of a forestry strategy plan; (b) the condition of the condition

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safe forests for flood control, erosion and

drought; (c) building a new forest resource (forest

of the people) outside of the country forest area; (d) the rising

protection and safeguarding of forests from encroachment,

illegal logging, looting and fires; (e) increasing

forest productivity; (f) increasing community welfare

around forests; (g) increasing native income of regions (PAD)

of forestry; (h) opening up opportunities efforts for the community

outside of the country forest area.

To reach Forestry development objectives

are listed as follows:

a. Forest management initiative.

Its activities include: (a) The drafting of the common plan

Central Java forestry; (b) guideline of the guideline

inventory and manufacture of the thematic map of the people's forest as well as

the reinstatement guidelines forest states; (c) Identification and

inventory of forest area

b. Optimize Forest Utilization.

Its activities include: (a) An increase in the active role of the society

in forest management; (b) wood control control

and circulatory of forest results; (c) Increilitation of the facilitation

improved PT cooperation. Perhutani; (d) Development

the benefits of forest services;

c. Forest Rehabilitation.

Its activities include: (a) Improvement of implementation

rehabilitation of forests and land; (b) Incresed partnership efforts;

(c) pest control and forestry plant disease.

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d. Forest Protection and Conservation of Nature.

Its activities include: (a) illegal wood circulation control

and unprotected fauna flora; (b) Increuits

peranas communities in forest protection and

conservation natural; (c) The development of efforts as well as preservation

flora and fauna.

e. Institutional Development.

Its activities include: (a) Enhanced planning performance,

forestry control and services; (b) Inventarization and

facilitation of the folk forest farm group; (c) Industrialization

processing people forest wood; (d) Upgrade system

forestry management information.

B. Industry and Trade

The development of Industrial Venture Unit in Central Java

saw a rise of 641,094 Effort in 1999

to 642,271 Business Units in 2000. The amount of investment

has increased from Rp. 11,595,328 million in 1999

to Rp. 12,703,390 million in 2000. The workforce that

absorbed 2,526,678 people in 1999 increased

to 2,541,422 people in 2000. For Production Value

Industry of Rp.19,635.594 million in 1999 increased

to Rp.21.401,837 million in 2000. The value

Export Non Migas also experienced a US$ 1.665.303.90

increase in 1999 to US$ 1.854,686.90 in 2000.

The issues facing the Industry field and

Trade today is still not economic.

national due to prolonged crisis, industrial development

is currently not fully based. Region seed potential

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and there are still many industries that are using imported raw materials,

the connection between the large-medium-small industry is still lacking.

Besides it has not yet been a product quality of the region by default

export as well as not yet The coordination of the market information network.

The other thing that is the obstacle is that it hasn't been Industrial.

Small and Medium in the face of global competition, because

The technology mastery is still low and it's still high.

production as well as the dependence of imported raw materials. Besides

for the commodity export mainstay is generally exported in the form

raw materials or half-goods so that its economic value

is relatively small.

Industry and trade development is intended to

guarantees the industry's activities in production and

trading activities in general. For that policy that

takes place among others: (a) Upstate of local content and

use of domestic production, in order of savings

devisa and driving independence; (b) increased regularity

between agencies Industrial waste, the world of business and society. (c)

The use of comparative advantage and creation of excellence

is competitive in order to face global competition; (d)

The development of human resources is intensively through

technology transformation; (e) Increds trade promotion in

order to expand the industrial market.

Target that wants to be achieved in industry and

trade is: (a) Enough of the underlying needs

society at an affordable price through security

distribution; (b) The role of small and medium business entrepreneurs

as well as improvements to market infrastructure; (c) Reforming the wheel

The economy through the improvement and development of the wheel

production and distribution as well as its inflation-adjusted inflation; (d) It embodied

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enablement for agroindustrial and agrobusiness reinforcement; (e)

The development of export-oriented industries.

To achieve the industrial development goals and

trade traveled the program as a following:

1. Enablement and Production and Distribution

The activities include: (a) The increased technological skills,

capital assistance and the development of Small Industry Klasters and

Medium; (b) Upgrading of business management and product quality

Agroindustry; (c) The structuring of information systems and agencies

pembina; (d) The rating of distribution means, service

market information and the domestic product correctional.

2. Expansion and Development of the Development Support Institution

Small, Medium and Koperating Effort.

Its activities include: (a) Partnership Pattern Development

Small and Medium Industry; (b) Improvement of the soul

entrepreneurial; (c) Construction Of Industrial Marketing Means

Small and Medium.

3. Export Development.

The activities include: (a) Load and Development

Export-oriented Products; (b) Product promotion increase

for export markets.

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4. Market Supporting Institutions.

Its activities include: (a) The development of systems and networks

market information; (b) Improvement of field services

Kemetrologian.

C. Capital Cultivation

In order to recover the percono-mian that

is still purbed, the role of local government and the business world as well as

the public in support of financing needs

development still needs to be improved, because financing

development has multi benefits, both in order

increased regional revenue for regional independence,

and human resource enhancers.

The development of the 2000 economy has not been recovered

fully, this results in the development of investment and

workforce uptake in Central Java. Development

Capital planting through foreign capital cultivation/planting

Domestic capital (PMA/PMDN) in 1999 there were 98

projects and 2000 down to 90 projects or minus 8%.

In the same period investment value increased from Rp

2.11 trillion to Rp 3.05 trillion or up 45%, absorption

workforce 30.708 people to 35,771 people or up 16%.

In addition the export value increased from US $. 275.1 million

to US $596.9 million or up 117%, while investment

the public is seen from the development of investment credits through

banking also experienced an increase from Rp. 1.44 trillion

to Rp. 3.13 trillion or up 117.36%.

Target wants achieved among others: (a) rising

venture world role in development; (b) rising

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promotion of domestic and foreign investment; (c) rising

the realization of the existing perijinan; (d) its investment needs

in 2002 of the private sector predicted by Rp. 4.2

trilyun.

To achieve the target of capital cultivation development

the program is listed as follows:

a. World Development and Development.

Its activities include: (1) BUMD development through

addition of Regional Government capital inclusion; (2)

Inventory and study potential of regional investment;

(3) The presentation of the Regional Government's capital city. investment needs plan.

b. Investment promotion.

Its activities include: (1) SIMPEDAL development and

home page Central Java; (2) Following investment promotion at

in and abroad; (3) Supply of means and infrastructure

investment promotion; (4) Development of cooperation with

propinsi and other countries.

c. Program of Investment Management.

Its activities include: (1) Simplification Procedure

approval of capital planting; (2) Smuggling of fo rum

communication; (3) facilitation of problem solving

jest.

d. Control and investment supervision.

Its activities include: (1) Monitoring the realization of the Agreement

Fixed (SPT) PMA and PMDN; (2) developmental inventory

non-facility investment; (3) Standard Socialization of ecolabeling for

PMA/PMDN efforts.

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D. Mining and Energy

1. Mining

Potency of group C excavated materials in Central Java

based on identification and inventorization of 35 types only

obtained 28 types. Of the 28 types of excavated groups C that

being a prospective commodity in Central Java amounted to just

10 types of quartz sand, feldspar, bentonite, diorite, phospat,

marble, limestone, kaolin, ball clay and trass.

Whereas the potential of the excavating group A and B in Java

Central identified as follows: coal, mangaan,

sulfur, barite, white tin, black lead (galena), iron sands,

gold, pyrite, chalcopyrite, gambut and oil Earth. From water data

existing regionally newly identified lands

as many as 21 basins with a potential of 241,900,000 m3/year.

The amount of perijinan for mining efforts that

was issued by the Central Government as many as 8 power powers

mining gold exploration and 8 mining powers

the exploitation of gold and iron sands. In 2001 the number

mining magnate excavated group C for

exploration of 2 pieces, while mining efforts

exploits as many as 79 pieces, as well as the processing of 7 Ijin Letters

Regional Mining (SIPD). For the Underground Water Fairy

(SIP/SIPA) issued Central Java Government

as much as 2,070 SIPs as well as 849 SIPA.

In 1998 a levy for the burrowing material of group C and water

underground reached Rp 15.48 billion or 119% of the target

amounting to Rp 13 billion. In 1999 after being handled by

District/City saw a decline that was to Rp 9.2

billion. While the contribution of the group C materials to

the construction of Central Java Propinsi reached Rp 1,098.4 billion

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with a percentage of 26.92% in the industrial sector and 73.08%

for the construction sector.

The problem facing and difficult to overcome is

mining without permission, attempts to link an effort between

mining with other sector activities are not yet effective

implemented, there are still many former mining land that

has not been reclaimed and utilized, not yet its optimization

monitoring and controlling in the fields of mining and Water

Underground and Unfulfilled the means and the infrastructure.

adequate mining.

Mining development is done by pushing

and moving the business world participation in order to leverage

potential mining materials optimally, providing expansion

employment opportunities in the mining field and upgrading

mine materials become materials that have economic value

higher.

Policies to be implemented among others: (a)

potential management and mining region structuring

as interest support optimal investment and management

as well as the efforts of creating the condition of the region competitive; (b)

supervision and control to achieve efficiency and

product productivity mining and underwater retrieval

soil in order of environmental function balance; (c)

increase of service mechanism which is conducive through

coaching the mining enterprise system and encouraging

role engagement as well as the community.

The target that wants to be achieved is: (a) its form

the empowerment of the District/City apparatus in particular in the

Mining in order to operationalise surveillance and

Mining and underground water control control

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in the area; (b) developing a mining venture of 25%

the year and its analysis of the current

medium and large mining magnates is still in the exploratory stage

to be upgraded to stage exploitation as well as

the diversity of mine materials into goods half

so, (c) identified all potential of the vital excavators and

strategies with their widest spare scales, (d) achieved

the development of materials quarry based on the economy

the countryside and its creator the active role of society in iatan

processing of the excavated materials, (e) the creation of information centers and

the mining laboratory is continuous.

To achieve the mining development goals

the program is listed as follows:

A. Research and Development of Potency and Geology Technology,

Mining and Water Underground

Its activities include: (1) The increase and development

potential of the mine materials and the Fatherland (ABT); (2)

Venture guidance mining; (3) venture Empowerment

mining; (4) Intensification of production calculations and

mining of mining materials and ABT materials.

b. Environment and Environmental Conservation of Geology,

Mining and Water Underground

Its activities include: (1) The alignment and development

mining region; (2) The drafting of the basin pattern and

setting setting Underground Water.

c. Development of Mining Investments

Its activities include: (1) The promotion of promotion; (2)

Development of a mining peripheral service system

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d. Improvement and Development of the Supervision System and

Geology, Mining and Underground Controlling

Its activities include: (1) Executing monitoring and

mining control; (2) Policing and control

ABT retrieval activities; (3) Monitoring and control

land movement.

e. Development of Human Resources and Sarana Prasarana

Geology, Mining and Water Underground

Its activities include: Information center development and

means in the fields of geology, mining and ABT.

2. Energy

In Central Java in 2000 generation potential

electrical power installed 39 units spread across 17 locations with

total power of 1,694.32 MW. The number of electrified villages

up to September 2000 reached 98.65%, the amount

electric customers of 3,644,485 customers with the Ratio

electrification of 58.19%.

Gardu Distribution contained in Central Java as much

3,185 pieces with trafo amount installed as much as 65,367

fruit. Medium voltage network length 31.105 KMs,

long voltage network length 33.931 KMs. Whereas

the alternative energy utilization in Central Java is made up of

Solar Power Plants are spread across 20 Counties,

The Disel Power Plant is located in Cilacap Regency

and Jepara, Power Plant Microhydro power in the County

Wonosobo and Pekalongan (its state is damaged) as well as the Plant

The Bayu Power Force in Jepara County.

The problem faced is the geographical condition of villages

which has not been electrised yet hard to reach electrical grid

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and sometimes must pass through the forest/plantation area.

Investment in the energy sector is increasingly requiring a high cost,

while the available funds are limited. Despite this problem

the energy sector authority is largely still handled

The Central Government, so the local government in

determines the policy entirely still refers to

The Central Government.

The policy which will be implemented include: (a)

provisioning, utilization, marketing and energy sales, (b)

improving the quality of human resources and mastery

technology, (c) increase, energy provision of the various

source.

Target to achieve is: (a) inventories

energy needs for society and industry, (b)

inventories of alternative energy needs for the community

rural, (c) inventories of energy for efforts to support

oil and gas.

To achieve the energy development objective is reached

the program as follows:

a. Rural Electric Development

Its activities include: Inventory of electricity desicization.

b. Alternative Energy Development

Its activities include: Inventory of alternative energy.

c. The development of the Migas services

Its activities include: Inventory of services of support efforts

migas.

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E. Tourism.

The development of tourism in Central Java is not in spite of

existing national and regional conditions, among them are declining

purchasing power of society, and most notably. is a political social condition and

an unsteady security. It is an external condition that

is a common problem affecting tourism development in

Central Java.

The development of Central Java tourism is also not detached

of the development of the tourism International. Quality

services services and attractions that are getting better at levels

international has led to the growing weight of the i which

must be faced by Central Java in marketing the product

its severity. Other things that led to Central Java were difficult

competing internationally due to lack of promotion,

so that tourism products have not yet been widely known to the public

international. The same is experienced at the national level. The number

international tourist visits in 1998 only had

a portion of 2%, far below Bali (39%), Jakarta (26%), and

Yogyakarta (4%). There is currently a decrease in the number

wisman, which is 3.39% in 2000. In addition, long

living tourists in Central Java (1.55 days) are relatively still left

by Propinsi others such as Bali (4.61 days), Yogya (2.45) days, even

Lampung (1.70 days). This is but due to its lack of strength

the interperpetrator network (stakeholders), also caused by still

the low quality of the services and attractions offered. Those

has led to the performance of Central Java's homing

not entirely as expected, which among others can

be marked with some of the following realities: (a) have not recovered.

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tourist visits to Central Java. In 1997-1998

the number of visits decreased by 18.17%, while in the year

1998-1999 increased by 13.04%. Despite this

increase in 1998-1999, the number of tourist visits

foreign (which also also reflected the capability level

global competition) still decreased by 19.97%. Even for

2000 is still down about 3.39% with an old average

staying under 2 days. This is affected by not

the optimization is done so that Central Java has not been

many are known in other countries; (b) although it has potential tourism

the flagship and the supporting facilities are adequate (type tourist objects

nature, culture and artificial objects around 213 objects, as well as facilities

accommodation 89 star hotels with room number 5129 and 832

hotel melati with room number of 15,665 plus infrastructure and

accessibility other), Central Java has not been able to make

itself as a major tourist destination area in national level.

Not even as many foreign societies know the potential

tourism in Central Java. This means that the tourist products in Java

Central are still many that have not been marketed as a product

flagship (market driven); (c) unoptimised the network (network)

which formed between perpetrators. (stakeholders), intersectors and interlands

territories. This has led to a lack of effective development

severity areas; (d) tourism sector contributions to

GDP and Central Java PAD are still relatively small, which is 6.71%

against PDRB and 7.65% against PAD in the year 1999; (e)

The quality of human resources in the field of tourism is still relatively

low, the spirit of competition and the authority of para

stakeholders is still not strong.

The tourism development policy is geared to

addressing the various tourism issues that exist in the area,

at once to anticipate a free competition in the era

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globalization, among them: (a) building a marketing network and

the promotion and network of information and communication integrated;

(b) grow the potential of the future through the potential

culture and nature owned as the flagship attraction; (c)

forming a synergy between stakeholders to push

the growth of a conducive investment climate; (d) preparing

The availability of a more professional tourism field workforce

in order to increase competitive power.

The tourism development target is: (a)

developing promotion and information systems and tourism in

countries and overseas integrates; (b) increasing quality

objects and tourist attractions are mainstays and seeds in accordance with

the market intended; (c) the increasing quality of tourist products that

is able to compete at national and international level; (d)

increasing integrated cooperation between regions, between sectors and

between tourism abusers in development tourism; (e)

increasing service quality in accordance with the competency standards

that applicable and the quality of human resources for the purposes

professionalism.

To achieve the tourism development objective of the

program as follows:

1. Tourism Promotion

The activities are (a) tourist market study and

tourism development cooperation through drafting

international tourist profiles, cultural tourist market analysis,

nautical tours, special interest tourism; (b) Development

promotion of tourism through the procurement of promotional materials and

information, promotion via print and electronic,

procurement of promotional merchandise through the Embassy

Republic of Indonesia (KBRI), as well as the preparation of Borobudur Festival

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2003; (c) Hosting events and tourist product information

through an exhibition, fam tour, and upgrade

information service, and press release.

2. Planning and Development of Tourism

Its activities include: (a) Par Planning of Java

Central through the drafting of software data base tourism and

data statistics tourism Jateng 2002, forum development

Tourism planning, as well as increased interrelations between

agencies; (b) tourism tourism through workforce training

work, tourism services efforts, tourist awareness counseling and

tourist-conscious quizzes, tour stewardscamp and Program facilitation

tours.

3. Development of Tourism Products

The activities include: (a) Tourist product development

through the development of the Karimunjawa tourism area,

Rawa Pening, Nusakambangan Island and the tourist park

purbakala Sangiran; (b) Increeving tourist means through

coaching and supervision tourism, classification and

drafting of hotel competence standards, inventories and

identification of potential tourism ventures as well as procurement of rambu-

tourist rambu in Central Java; (c) Development of attraction

and tourist attractions through the empowerment of khasanah the art of kriya,

packaging the joint tourist package stakeholders, and facilitation

objects and tourist attractions.

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F. Public relations and Public Works.

1. Relationships.

The relationship corresponds to the media that it went through,

grouped into Land, Sea, Air, Post

and Telecommunications relations. For Land Transport itself consists of the

Transport of the Highway, Rel as well as the River, Lake and

The Crossing. Of the various perrelation facilities consisting of

of the means and the infrastructure above, the road transport

rayalah is demanding the most attention. This is due

by not as large as the volume level of the vehicle with the rate

volume growth/road capacity. The needs of the means

relationship in addition to the basic needs for society

is also an economic basic requirement.

The length of the road in Central Java Propinsi reaches around

23,700 km, with details: 1,215 km of roads National, 2,589 km

Propinsi road and 19,817 km of District/City road. For

achieving optimal road speed has been provided with 35 units

motor vehicle testing spread throughout

District/City, and in accordance with Governor Propinsi Decree

Central Java No. 550.2/0179 date May 25, 1997 on

Rearrangement of the Timbang Bridge-then it has been opened

back 17 Timbang Bridge existing in Central Java and

has set Perda No. 4 Year 2001 on Orderly

Road Utilization and Control Overload.

While public transport conditions show

quality a given service is still low, not

satisfying and still in concern for concern.

Next in the provision of public goods such as service

public transport, management role and muchyagundaan

resources are indispenable.

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The current public transport is attempted

The organizers are a reachable transport

by the large community and many (mass), this

resulting in demand for train services to soar.

A short distance passenger rail service

majors Semarang-Cirebon which originally crossed the route

Semarang-Tegal is very much helpful to the service users

transport, in particular the para lajo (commuter). This is necessary

supported with the addition of some of the emplacement spoors

on some stations and an upgrade of the rail road infrastructure that

gradually could be a double track (double track) of traffic

Surabaya- Jakarta. Whereas to reduce the past load

the traffic in the central region needs to be enhanced by road and bridge

a railway line of Semarang-Solo with replacement pads

concrete and rails with R 54.

The transport conditions The current crossing is still necessary

empowered, primarily the Jepara-Karimunjawa crossing.

Prasarana pier crossings are already adequate, but

the existing means (ship) crossing still needs to be upgraded

and Plus the fleet. This is in addition to being used as

the pioneering transport, also expected to improve

tourist visits. While for cross Cilacap-

Majingklak-Kalipucang needs to be immediately implemented

its shipping groove, and for the transport of crossings that

are in the reservoir currently still managed by UPT

Dep. Perrelation needs to be enhanced by means and infrastructure

fasillity of its safety.

The Port of the Gold Cape of Semarang is one

Port open to foreign trade, has

grown and progressed as well as role in support

national economic activity in particular of Central Java. However

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for passenger transport services currently existing terminals

still being one with the freight terminal (cargo), while

the number of ship passengers is increasing every year,

so it needs to increase My integrated terminal infrastructure is tan

passengers with ground transportation transport mode that

is equipped with adequate service facilities.

Whereas the Port of Cape Intan-Cilacap, is an outlet

Southern Central Java developed to

secondary primary port . In addition to the port infrastructure infrastructure

that is adequate (5 versatile docks

includes docks for cement and fertilizer, the jetty for the ship

small, sea freight and ferry terminal for passengers,

animal quarantine live), some of the things that support

attract investment in industrial, manufacturing and

agriculture: the presence of natural harbor, transport means

good (highway, railway road), steady security,

adequate support infrastructure, activity and growth

that is high. Pertamina used the port for imports

kerosene and export processing results while PT.

Semen Nusantara unloading coal and raw materials for

cement factory located in the upstream of S. Donan. For ports-

other trading ports that are in the pantura area, such as

Port of Tegal, Juwana, Brebes, Rembang as well as port-

other small ports in addition to being used for transport

inter-island goods also as a stopover of boat-ship

fishermen. This requires an increase in safety facilities

voyage of the means of a shipping navigation and

cruise flow dredging. As for Legon Port

The Pirates in Karimunjawa still need to be upgraded to the facilities

His infrastructure.

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Achmad Yani Semarang Airport currently serves

domestic flight path, runway 1.850 x 45

m expected to be upgraded to 2,250 x 45 so that

can be darted the full B-737 type aircraft and can serve

flights with an international scale. It needs to be supported

with adequate support facilities and amenities,

as well as the addition of flight routes. Adisumarmo Airport

Surakarta currently serves international flight path,

in addition to serving hajj flights with hajj boarding facilities

Donohudan-can also conduct TKI and

services from the beginning The year 2000 can also do the service

to immigrate at the airport. Whereas the Tunggul Airport

Wace Cilacap is currently in addition to serving air traffic -moderate

in the process for return flight recovery by PT.

Merpati Nusantara. Dewadaru Karimunjawa Airport-because

the subsidy was terminated since March 1998, then in addition to serving air traffic also

serving the charter flight.

Government duties in the Post and Telecommunications field

is a separate part of the managed enterprise task

by PT. Post Indonesia and PT. " Government duty is coaching, in which aspect of coaching

filateli is directed at the active role of the public in use

postal service services alongside radio frequency illumination in

area.

Based on the issue above, the policy

will be reached is: (a) Network System development

Transportation through the alignment of transport nodes; (b)

passenger transit terminal development integrated in Tanjung

Gold Semarang; (c) construction of the Expressway and Rel Road

Semarang-Solo; (d) increased coordination between associations

road users with associated Service/Instancy; (e) regrets

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road network of sentra production to market; (f) regrets

transit mode; (g) tourism development; (h)

Economic development between regions, increasing PAD;

(i) increased private and community roles in

development and maintenance of means and infrastructure

transport; (j) increased supervision/empowerment

laws in the transport sector; (k) security improvements,

safety, and order organizer-an transport.

Target to be achieved in construction

Transport, i.e.: (a) the form of a transport network

as a series of transportation vertices and/or space

activities connected by a traffic space so

formed one unified network system for needs

hosting traffic and transport. Transport Network

This is realized by setting the Network General Plan

Transport; (b) the development of the passenger terminal

integrated in Tanjung Gold Semarang; (c) the pet of the road and

the bridge; (d) The development of mass public transit systems; (e)

increased means and infrastructure of the rivers, lakes

and the Crossing, especially in the improvement of the quality of services

and the balance of supply-demand; (f) the rising

Bandar air maintenance and rehabilitation, especially in

quality improvement services and safety facilities

flights as well as route addition and flight operators;

(g) increasing maintenance and rehabilitation of ports

laut/ocean, especially in maintenance of service quality,

facilities Shipping safety and supply balance-

demand; (h) the development of posts and telecommunications, especially

with the improvement of service quality and balance

supply-demand.

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To achieve the perrelationship development objective

the program is listed as follows:

a. Development of Land Relations.

Its activities include: (1) Network System Development

Land Transport via; (a) Public Plan Drafting

Central Java Road Transport Network; (b) Drafting

Bus Freight Data (AKAP and AKDP), and Truck Transport;

(c) Controlling Road Transport Transport Node

(Bus Terminal and Truck Parking Area); (2) Development

Road Traffic Safety Facility, via; (a)

The Acquisition of Computer On Line Equipment for upgrades

The Performance of the Bridge Weighting and Management Information Systems

Transport; (b) Upgrade Testing Tool Vehicle

Motor; (c) Procurement Operating Vehicle and Car

Derek; (d) Incresed Timbang Bridge Facility; (e)

Relocation Bridge Weigh; (f) Resettlement of Rambu, Marka

and Traffic Safety Facility Path; (g) Upgrade

coordination between road users with service/agencies

related; (3) Freight Transit Control, Christmas and Year

New.

b. Development of Marine Relations.

Its activities include: (1) Development of a port facility

ocean; (2) Development of a cruise Safety Facility and

waters security.

c. Development of Air Transportation.

Its activities include: (1) The development of the facility

flight safety; (2) The route of the route

flight.

d. Post-Communications and Telecommunications Development.

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Its activities include: (1) Enhanced Control

Frequency.

e. Research and Development of Transportation.

Its activities include: (1) Network system review

transport in Central Java: (a) Profile drafting

perconnection; (b) Drafting of the network general plan

transport transport water, Railways and Air; (2)

The management of management and transport engineering through:

Integrated area planning of passenger infrastructure

transport crossing, rail and road in Semarang; (3)

Development of a public transit system of inter-rail road

cities that are efficient, comfortable, safe and affordable through:

Drafting planning upgrade of rail line function

Semarang-Solo-limit DIY; (4) Transportation safety review

through: Setting up conditions and demonstration of means of navigation.

voyage on the South Central Java Coast; (5) Drafting

planning optimization development and development

radio base station in Central Java.

2. Watering.

Potential water resources in Central Java as much as

65.733.75 million m3 which were used by 25.282.16 million m3 (± 41.97%) and which were not used as much as ± 38.143.21

million m3 (± 58.03%) were flooded. and wasted into the sea. Viewing

water potential, especially if it is remembered that the presence of water

is not found at all years and at any

place/location, then required a management of a ir and a source

of a unified water and Sustained. Infrastructure and means

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managed irrigation according to watering field authority

is: (a) a river 1,321 fruits along ± 15.052.70 km with

levee flooding along ± 1,129 km; (b) large reservoir, reservoir

nature, small reservoir of 39 fruits; (c) Bubble or reservoir

field as much as 172 pieces; (d) cloudy as much as 5,437 fruit

consists of various types; (e) irrigation networks consisting of

irrigation buildings as much as 1,273 fruits and irrigation channels

induk/primer along 580.36 km, secondary channel along

475.76 km, discard channel along 22.53 km; (f) prasarana

supporting waterworks management supports provisioning

water resource data includes a network of hydroclimatology stations

and telecom equipment facilities.

The natural disaster of floods and landslides in some areas

in Central Java has lately been felt tendency to increase,

the cause of the disaster originated in its own natural condition

and because of human activities, such as reduced land

as the water catchment area and the decline of support

the environment against Sustainability of the function and benefits of resources

water due to the behavior of forest destruction in the region less upstream

controlled, lacking in flood control buildings and

stream, sedimentary sediment in rivers, network systems

unwell-running drainage, as well as rainfall that

exceeds the limit normal, resulting in soul loss,

economy, social and environment. The water condition in Java

is sufficiently concerned with the natural disaster

with the following image: (a) the river levee conditions

that dadal and spleen status up to 2 Pebruary 2001

exists at 185 location; (b) irrigation network in 13 Counties

experiencing an irrigation service disorder in the area of ±

53.615 Ha.

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To address the flood problem, it needs some

alternative flood control that can be used as

government policy, i.e. control with building

(dam building), shelter pool, embankment of containment

flooding, flood flow dodge channel, drainage dredging,

flood control with flood control and control

with regular exploitation and river maintenance.

Given that matter, the step that needs to be done is

first, by improving the role as well as the community/

beneficiaries in water management and water sources

through the swadaya so that it gradually reduces the

Government load. Second, by forming an Institution

Managed Resource that is authorized to manage water and water resources

as well as watering infrastructure.

In the management of water resources the main problem

facing is about logging Without

forest concern for environmental support, resulting in

declining forest vegetation and logical hydro functions as well as erosion

high in the river basin. This would have an impact

on the increased flow of the surface and declining water that

permeates into the ground, resulting in catastrophic flooding and

drought.

With the expiring regional autonomy would be implicating

it was partially destroyed by irrigation network affairs

The District/City Government and the Propinsi Government only

handle the irrigation network Traffic management

District/City, including the management of raw water that

requires a mutual agreement regarding the criteria and

the responsibility of its management which includes activities

development, repair, operation and reservoir maintenance,

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conveyities and raw water networks for the purpose of providing water

default for industry, settlement and urban.

For the hosting of water resources that

may provide benefits to the interests at all field

life and livelihood, then its handling is based

over the River Area Unit (SWS) with the allotedness of all

the related parties. In performing the irrigation network's handling

thoroughly the need for redefining the role and

the duties of the Central Government, Propinsi and District/City,

as a guideline for the Government in setting up the source

human power, funds and its strengths.

Continued management success requires

support of all parties. In institutional empowerment

the management of water resources is carried out through a role approach

as well as all related parties including water users

is one of the prerequisites in the effort to create a climate

allotedness, togetherness, openness in management

water resources. In this case it requires agencies that

coordinate activities related to

management of water resources, such as the Water Governing System

Propinsi and the Managing Committee of the Water Set-Up Services in

The River Region.

In its form the resource of resources

the water optimally, then the irrigation development policy

includes: (a) increased development efforts and

conservation of water resources in support of the growth

region economy; (b) strategic region protection and

agricultural production sources from the danger of flooding disaster;

(c) increased irrigation and irrigation network services in

order to support the agricultural sector in a broad sense and

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drives the industry that uses local raw materials

(resourced based) and export.

As for the target of water development, covering: (a)

The availability of hydrological data and water quality data; (b) availability

water Default; (c) function of the watering and jaged buildings

areal paddy/residential/economic means of the flood disaster;

(d) conflicts between their interests and optimizing

water resource management.

To reach The following is the following:

the program. Development and Conservation of Water Resources

Basic planning data development activities including

collection and analysis of hydrology data, root installation

OBS type rain, hydrology post rehabilitation, Post construction

Duga Ordinary Water (PDAB), quality a ir analysis and analysis

of the water resource potential of the River Flow (DPS).

b. Default Water Management

soil water development activities include the making of well

shallow.

c. River, Lake and Other Water Resources

River repair activities, estuaries, lakes and beaches include

coast security, cliff conflucation, embankment,

flow normalization, chek dam manufacturing, embankment repair,

estuarine sink, reservoir rehabilitation and tool procurement

weight.

d. Development of irrigation network management

Its activities include: (1) Research and control

operations and water maintenance include the study

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increased operation efficiency of Dung Reservoir

in flood control and drought, development

system of water resource management information

sustained, Regional water resource development study

The flow of the Pemali River, the study of the performance of the channel

The drainage of the Irrigation Area. Colo Timur, reworking the guidelines O &

P Reservoir Cengklik, the study of the water resource management Kali

Gelis, and the study of the operation of the Klambu Bendung and channel

parent Klambu right; (2) Repelltion and repair

network Irrigation due to natural disasters includes repairs

irrigation network damage due to natural disasters, with

performing repairs, water building, igasi-channel

and the provision of flood materials (plastic sacks and wire

bronjong); (3) The operation and maintenance of the Hall Waters

Water Resource Management include reservoir maintenance,

hood maintenance, water building maintenance,

channel maintenance and river maintenance; (4) Repair

and increased watering covers of irrigation network design,

rehabilitation irrigation network, bendung rehabilitation, manufacture

ground sill and talang manufacture; (5) Normalization of the channel

tambak irrigation includes repair and normalization of the channel

irrigation of tambak for tambak areal; (6) Empowerment

The Water Usage Farmers ' Society (P3A) in the Management

Irrigation includes operationalization of the Renewal Working Group

Propinsi Level Irrigation Policy,

operationalization of the District Level Empowerment Team and

implementation of PKPI.

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G. Science and Technology.

The perumus of policy and development strategies realized that

Iptek's role in building was very large. In the process

development, important attention is at the power and power level

The development of Iptek in accordance with the capabilities and needs

society (appropriate technology for). Therefore, in the development of Iptek

charged with the ability to select Iptek in a precise and an

systematic effort for the acceleration of development rates.

The problem of building Science and Technology between

other research and development activities as well as technological engineering have not been

fully designed systematically to support development.

The results of the research and user needs are not synergistic.

Development and technology engineering has not been coordinated in one

system unity. In addition to that data and information, the climate is encouraging

research activities, means and infrastructure, and the research SDM is not yet adequate.

To address those things are policy-driven: (a) formulation

The integrated iptek strategic policy (b) increased research role,

an antisipative and responsive development and engineering against

user interests; (c) enhancing the research network capability

as an allotedness between research institutes in the area and

center; (d) facilitation to the public in obtaining protection

the law of the Right of Wealth of Intellectual Property (HAKI).

Target to achieve is: (a) the policy of the policy

integrated iptek strategic; (b) the results of responsive research results

against the user either for governance, nor

life social and economic society; (c) optimize the empowerment

research network between research institutes and society; (d)

increasing public awareness of the importance of protection over

law of research products and innovation in the face of global competition.

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To achieve that target is done through the program as

following:

1. The development of Iptek resources.

Its activities include: (a) Drafting of the science policy and

technology integrated; (b) Research for the drafting input

development policy, namely: (1) study in order of increase

PADS; (2) Social problem research; (3) Development research

social/health guarantor systems for poor communities; (4) Research

effectiveness of the performance of Local Government organizations; (c) Quality improvement

Human resources researcher through courses and training; (d)

Empowerment of research institutes through a research network forum.

2. Research and Development.

Its activities are facilitation of the utilization of research results in the

society with the appropriate technology.

3. Development of Iptek Management Information Systems.

Its activities include: (a) Coordinating of Iptek data (s); (b)

Facilitation between data-producing agencies and information.

4. Facilitation of the HAKI Legal Protection.

The activities are facilitating technology inventors and

the public for obtaining legal protection of the Right To Top Rights

Intellectual Property.

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BAB VI

PEOPLE ' S WELFARE DEVELOPMENT

AND CULTURAL RESILIENCE

A. Occupations and Employment.

1. Population.

Based on the Population Census of 2000 (SP-2000), number

residents in Central Java as much as 30,856,825 inhabitants (7,842,634 Homes

Steps), consisting of a male population of 49.67% and girls

50.33 % with the sex ratio (sex ratio) 98.68. The growth rate

population was 0.82% in the period 1990-2000, with a density of

948 people per Km2.

The largest number of residents in Brebes County is

1,695,163 people (5.49%) with a density of 1,023 people per

Km2 and smallest in Magelang City as much as 116,000 lives (0.38%)

with density of 6,402 people per Km2. The highest growth rate in

Salatiga City is at 4.54%. There are two (two)

Regions with a negative growth rate that is Magelang City (-0.62%)

and Surakarta City (-0.32%).

Based on the prosperous families by BKKBN Propinsi

Central Java in 2000, from the number of families in the data

7,753,433 KK, there is a Pre-Prosperity Family (pre-KS) as much

3.123.253 KK (40.28 %), the most number in Grobogan County (70.79

%) and the smallest in Magelang City (5.47%). The number of Welfare-I Families

(KS-I) of 1,609,468 KK (20.76%), the highest number in the City

Pekalongan (33.60%) and the smallest in Rembang Regency (8.56%).

As for the Welfare-II family (KS-II), KS-III and KS-III Plus respectively

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recorded 1,605,631 KK (20.71%), 1.137,194 KK (14.67%) and

277.887 KK (3.58%).

Related to KB, recorded number of Subur Age Couple (PUS)

as much as 5,655,349 consisting of 20-year-old PUS to bottom,

as much as 165,297 2.92%), PUS aged 20-30 years as much

1,955,314 (34.58%) and the rest of the 30-year-old to top as much as

3,534,738 (62.50%). Of the total number of PUS as of 4,283,727

(75.75%) was the Active KB participant and the rest was

1,371,622 (24.25%) was the PUS not a KB participant.

People's participation in KB is affected by effectiveness

use of contraceptive devices with long

time protection rates, such as Intra Uterine Devices (IUD or contraceptive tools in

uterus), Methode Operations (MO) and Implant (Susuk KB or tools

lower skin contraception) are commonly called the Contraceptive Contraceptive

Long Term (MKJP). Of the total number of Active KB Participants

using MKJP as much as 1,595,338 (37.24%), while the

Non MKJP is 2,688,389 (62.76%).

Active KB attendees who acquired service in a way

paid for themselves (The Mandiri Participant) recorded as much as 2,289,567

(53.45%), the rest of 1,994,160 (46.55%) were KB

participants. supported from government funds or other agencies. Participants of KB

women were recorded at 96.31% while for men relatively low was

at 3.69%. Lower male birth control participants are due

male knowledge and understanding of male contraceptive tools,

side effects, effectiveness and means of use, place of getting

service and relative benefits are still low and most of the attitude

the husband argues that the KB program is only for women only.

The pregnant PUS is a priority target

directed to be a New KB participant as much as 214.739 (15.66%)

of the total PUS not the KB participants. Whereas PUS Unmetneed (ca n' t

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-serve KB) as many as 771,435 (56.24%) of PUS not KB or

as much as 13.64% of the total PUS.

A relationship with the above, hence the problem

The population includes quantity control, improvement of quality

and the distribution of the population distribution and composition. Therefore

the population development policy is directed: (1) improve

the quality and expansion of the scope of birth control and reproductive health

for youth groups, men and age of post reproduction; (2) improve

quality of hosting contraceptive services for families

poor (Prosperous Families and Family Welfare-I); (3)

improving the quality of the family through increasing community roles

and the private sector autoningly; (4) improving advocacy programs,

communication, information and education (KIE) as well as institutional coaching

society; (5) improving the quality of family resistance through Bina

The Balita family (BKB), adolescents, elderly and vulnerable families; as well as (6)

increasing the participation of men in KB.

The target to be achieved is: (1) decreasing the number

Total Birth (Total Fertility Rate/TFR); (2) increased warranty and

service of the reproductive health and reproductive health program; (3) according to which

percentage of KB participants are not servlet KB (Unmet Need); (4)

increased participation of independent KB participants and Male KB participants; (5)

increasing public participation in use of contraceptive devices

effective; (6) the increase of the first marriage age; (7) the decline in numbers

Pre-Family Prosperous Families (Pra) and Family-I Welfare-I (KS-

I); (8) the convening of the fullness administration.

To achieve that target is listed as

below:

a. Family empowerment.

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The activities include: (1) Pra KS family economic empowerment

and KS-I; (2) Coaching of the prosperous family bina group; and (3)

Coaching and increased family resistance.

b. Development and Occupation of the Occupation Wisdom.

Its activities are in the framework of execution of execution

The administration of the population includes: (1) Pendataan, processing and

analysis of the results of the family; and (2) Administration management

Population management: (a) Facilitation of the level manual data processing

desa/kelurahan; and (b) Reporting and delivery of data information

The population to the public is fast and accurate.

c. Family Planning.

Its activities include: (1) The increased guarantee and protection

KB ministry; and (2) Improving men ' s participation in KB.

d. Teen Reproductive Health.

Its activities include: (1) Promotions for mating age maturity

first for teens; (2) Hosting a communications forum,

education and advocacy for improving public understanding,

Family and teens against teen reproductive health.

e. Institutional Reinforcement And Birth Control.

Its activities include: (1) Improvement of service quality coverage of KB

and reproductive health; and (2) improvements to the institution ' s independence

KB ministry and community-based reproductive health.

2. Employment.

Based on Susenas 2000, the number of residents working

as much as 14,491,222 people, made up of men 59.62% and women

40.38%. Viewed from jobs, the agricultural sector still

bears a high load of 42.34%, sector

trading 20.91%, industrial processing 15.71%, and services 10.98%,

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The rest of the construction works in the construction, electricity, gas and water sectors, mining

and excavation, transport, communications and finance.

In general labour education levels (population ages

work) relative low, i.e. graduated SD to below 71.63%, SLTP 14.32%,

SLTA 11.52% and College 2.53%. Low levels

education and labor capability result in a competuation of saing power

to enter the labor market, especially abroad.

Open unemployment rate (TPT) is 4.22%,

(men 2.53% and females 1.69%) or as many as 637,900 people.

Seen from the age group, for the age of 10-14 years as much as 16,084

people (2.52%), 15-19 years 187.260 people (29.36%), 20-24 years

243,393 people (38.15%), 25-29 years 108,516 people (17.01%), 30-59

years 78,508 people ( 12.31%), and over 60 years 4,139 people (0.65%).

Its educational level structure, is an elementary school of 32.96%,

SLTP 21.64%, SLTA 35.46% and Colleges of 9.94%. As for

the number of half wineries (works less than 35 hours per week)

as much as 5,294,803 people (36.54%) of the number of working residents,

with a male proportion of 48.17% and females 51.83%.

Thus, the fundamental problem of development

employment, among other still the number of winemes and

half winemes, relatively low quality and productivity,

low level of power education work, work training not

meets market needs by default Adequate quality,

relatively low labor welfare, not to balance between

Minimum Regional Upah (UMR) with the Minimum Life Need

(KHM) which in 2000 has just reached 78.47% and the relationship

The industrial has yet to fully run harmoniously. In addition, still

the number of illegal TKI indicates a still weak understanding and

worker awareness as well as the sender company and worker services users

to the provisions and regulations of labor delivery abroad.

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One of the alternatives to addressing employment issues

is taken through the implementation of transmigration. During this time through

the implementation of transmigration has contributed a lot to the

area development framework and increased public welfare.

The conditions of Central Java that support the holding of transmigration

among others: (1) The number of refugees as a result of the social crisis of

various propinsi outside Java that reached 3,143 KK (State of the Month

July 2001); (2) Many Pre-Prospered Families and Families

Prosperi (KS-I). staging potential target

transmigration; (3) Population who has registered and interested

as a candidate for transmigrant as much as 4,256 KK, in general not

capable as Transmigrant Swakarsa Mandiri (TSM) and choose

placement in the Western Region of Indonesia; (4) The natural disaster of the

some districts/cities that one of the handling is done

through resettlement (resettlement).

In relation to that, then the problem that

faces in the host of transmigration among other things

refugees (mostly transmigrants returning from the

unrest) in Java. Middle and still wanting to

transmigration, the economic capabilities of the Swakarsa Transmigrant candidate

Mandiri (TSM) are relatively weak, limited the location of transmigrant placement in

outside of Java and most transmigrant candidates interested in location

The Western Region of Indonesia.

Development policy Employment is geared to (a)

expanding and creating jobs to reduce the amount

wineries and half winemes based on local potential;

(b) empowering and improving quality, productivity and

the welfare of labor both in urban and rural; (c)

perfecting the procedure and delivery method and placement of

TKI to overseas as well as the increased Employment Market Information (IPK); (d)

develop a workforce social security system in order

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protection, security and work safety by engaging elements

companies, workers and governments; (e) labor protection,

including child workers, disabled and workers

women accordingly. with the condition and its ability; (f) improve

the quality of implementation and service of the program transmigration through

the increase in Human Resources (SDM), the active participation of the society

in the hosting of transmigration and establish a cooperation relationship

the harmonious between the Origin regions with assignment area.

The target to be achieved is: (a) decreasing the amount

winemes and half winemes through expansion of opportunity

work and endeavour; (b) increased quality and productivity of power

work; (c) increasing harmonious industrial relations, welfare

and labor protection; (d) The development of workforce planning

regions; (e) availability of employment information systems and

transmigration (f); increasing quality of transmigration services; and

(g) increased public interest for transmigration.

To reach the target It's a program called

following:

a. Development and Development of a Job Opportunity.

Its activities include: (1) Improvement of job opportunities and attempted

through: (a) Coaching and development of self-services, sectors

informal and productive economies, (b) coaching and development

job opportunities and effort for the disabled, and (c)

Facilitation, setup, debriefing, channing and power placement

overseas work, (d) intic employment cooperation between

propinsi and abroad; (2) Regional Workforce Survey

(SAKERDA) and Area Working Power Planning

(pTKD); (3) Drafting and information systems development

employment and transmigration; (4) Development of job exchanges

integrated; (5) Broadcasting, deployment, placement and empowerment

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transmigration and resettlement (Resettlement); (6) Perintisan

and development of transmigration programs include: (a)

Perintisan cooperation of transmigration programs with other provinces, (b)

Development the cooperation of transmigration programs with Propinsi

Central Kalimantan, Jambi, South Sulawesi, East Kalimantan and

South Sumatra, and (c) Resettlement (Resettlement) in

Cilacap Regency, Temanggung, Jepara, Wonogiri, Pati, Purworejo,

Batang, Tegal, Pemalang, Brebes and Kebumen; as well as (8) Identification

of the potential and interest of the refugees (Eksodan) for transmigration and

the potential potential for transmigrant locations.

b. Quality Improvement and Workforce Productivity.

Its activities include: (1) Labor and labor candidate training; (2)

Repulation; (3) Optimizing the utilization of training institutes,

correctional training and development activities

training including cooperation with educational institutions formal,

private, BUMN, Jamsostek and NGOs; (4) Improvement and

correctional workforce productivity; (5) Accreditation, certification,

competence and test of skills; and (6) the training of transmigrant candidates

and transmigrants in Resettlement location.

c. Development and Development of Industrial Relations.

Its activities include: (1) Protection, links to relationships

industrial and improved labor welfare through: (a)

Correctional and protection of protection and relationships

industrial workforce, (b) Health and Safety Increds

Work (K3), (c) Enhanced worker welfare, (d) Penetration and

supervision Minimum wage execution, (e) worker auction

child, women's labor protection and disability, (f)

Regulation on TKI protection and placement, attestation

corporate regulations and Deal registration Joint Work

(KKB), Perda consummation of the Workforce Training

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Company (WLcrime) and Iuran Compulsory Workforce Training

(IWLscene), Supervision of K3 norms; (2) organizational empowerment

workers and employment agencies; and (3) Study eligibility

social impact against an industrial environment.

B. Education, Culture, Youth And Sport.

1. Education.

The issues faced in educational development

among others: (a) have not yet been given the chance of acquiring

education; (b) the quality and relevance of education is not appropriate;

(c) management and self-reliance still weak; and (d) lack of

roles of society and school.

The reality is such a thought and even

the belief, that the education sector should get its attention

in its development of an area. This can be

realized that only through education is a level of intelligence

the people can be improved which in turn can

increase the ability and productivity on the level

individuals, families, communities and area.

According to the 2000 data, the lack of a marked alignment

by the Rough Participation Figures (APK) for Elementary School level

which reached 106.76% while the Transitional Figure (AT) amounted to

74.31% and the Drop Out figure (DO) 10,978 students. In

the APK First Level Advanced School level reached 79.94

% while AT 62.09% and DO as much as 11,129

pupils. At an APK Middle School level of 38.72%

and a DO rate of 10,187 pupils, and the continuing rate

to the Higher Education is relatively low, due to various factors

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includes low family economic conditions, awareness

family, and the limited power of the Higher Education.

Besides, the number of child workers is getting marak,

reaching 21,711 children, due to the condition of the economy

a family that cannot afford so that a child is viewed more

benefiting it as a labor force. Phenomena

child workers mean subject to loss of child opportunity to

interact and socialize with a single (seage)

in the educational environment, which is implicating to worse

formation and development intellectual, emotion or

his personality.

On the other hand, the hosting of the School of Schools

(PLS) is yet to be compatible with the expected. This is because

limited the provision of means, infrastructure and facilities, and

not yet the minimum service size/standard of service

hosting the PLS.

The quality issues and educational relevance are highly

related to the effectiveness of the implementation of the learning process

teaching. This is due to the limited provisioning of

means and infrastructure, the low quality of education,

teaching methods and curricula that are not yet compatible with the

development needs. The provision of the building's physical infrastructure,

and other facilities such as the provision of principal books and

support, props and other educational support tools

is perceived to be less adequate.

Whereas the quality of the education. currently perceived

still relatively low, appear unfulfilled

quantification/standard eligibility teaching at all types and

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teaching at the new SD/MI reached 41.43%; SLTP/ MTs 47.23

% and SMU/ SMK/ MA 84.31%.

The education development policy is: (a) expansion

and the setting of opportunities for education that

quality; (b) increased academic ability and

professionalism as well as education welfare; (c)

empowerment of education institutions is good formal or informal

in the formation and development of values, attitudes and

capabilities as well as improving family participation and

society in education; (d) quality improvement

ministry of education institutions public and government

to achieve effectiveness and efficiency hosting

education; (e) determination of standardization of field services

education to prevent the occurrence of quality gaps

inter-regional services; (f) the development of SDM quality as early as

may be directionally, integrated and sustainability.

Educational development objectives include: (a)

increasing educational services structuring; (b)

increasing quality and relevance of education; (c)

increasing management and independence; and (d)

the increasing role of society in development

education.

In order to achieve that goal is the program

as follows:

a. Primary and Primary Education.

Its activities include: (1) Incresed Up-Cast

Education: (a) Increandation of means and pre-means

primary and pre-school education, as well as outside education

ordinary; (b) quality improvement private schools and education

outstanding; (c) Alternative educational services education for

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underprivileged society; (d) Revitalization and regrouping;

(e) Granting of student duties to distinguished students in particular

comes from underprivileged families; (f) Giving

ease, assistance of daycare institutions, groups

play, and kindergarten, as well as outside education

ordinary; (g) Increlament of Outstanding Education Service; (2)

Improving Education Quality: (a) Increas

professionalism and the welfare of education, as well as

Wiyata Bhakti; (b) Drafting of the local charge curriculum

base competency-based and in compliance with the needs

society; (c) Supplied and maintenance of means and

educational infrastructure; (d) Drafting of service standards

minimum primary and pre-school education; (e) Increuces

The efficiency and effectiveness of the process of teaching learning; (f)

The improvement of the quality of students; (g) education development

mental pekerti; (h) enhanced cooperation between agencies

education; (3) System Settings and Institutionable through:

(a) Executing educational decentralization, management

school-based in accordance with aspiration conditions and

regional capabilities; (b) Improving community participation;

(c) Developing an incentive and competitive system

healthy interagency; (d) Development of an accreditation system

for the country and private; (e) Incresed Information Systems

Management (SIM) primary and pre-school education.

b. Secondary Education.

Its activities include: (1) Incresed Up-Cast

Education: (a) Incresed means and pre-means

secondary education as well as exceptional education; (b)

Incremied in private school quality and exceptional education;

(c) Alternative application of education services for the community

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underprivileged; (d) student-giving of students

accomplishments in particular comes from underprivileged families;

(2) The Quality of Educational Quality: (a) Upgrade

professionalism and educational power welfare, and

Wiyata Bhakti; (b) Increds of science mastery capabilities

base; (c) Upgrades of quality of education ministry quality;

(d) Curriculum Development region; (e) Cooperation with

world of business and industry; (f) Increuerability

drafting of scientific work; (g) Educational development of the mind

pekerti; (h) Interagency cooperation between agencies

education; (i) Intiintial The flagship school; (3) Upgrade

The Quality of Management through: (a) A decentralization implementation

(School committee co-planned,

mimplementing, evaluation of staging

education, School Board); (b) Increusing self-reliance

with management based on school; (c) Developing

the system of accreditation for the public and private; (d)

Developing an incentive system and healthy competition; (e)

Enhanced Management Information Systems (SIM) keedup

medium.

c. Higher education.

Its activities include: (a) Enhanced research coordination

education and community service; (b) Facilitation

implementation of higher education; (c) Increase in cooperation

between educational institutions high; (d) Supervision

supervision of the holding of higher education.

d. School education.

Its activities include: (a) Accelerating Reasonable Satisfaction

dikdas 9 years and Functional Illiteracy

(PBAF) through a functional keaksaration program (PAF),

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establishment of the Community Learning Activities Center (PKBM) and

study groups (Kejar) Package A, B and C; (b) Composed

standard minimum service education outside of school; (c)

Improving skills and abilities Entrepreneurial; (d)

Improving the quality of the means and infrastructure of outdoor education

schools gradually; (e) Developing cooperation that

mutually benefits through a partnership pattern with the world

effort and industry; (f) Increase the quality of the energy

outside of school education;

2. Culture.

Building culture has a function, which is to stay

maintain and preserve dynamically. However,

the problem facing is the role of academic institutions

has not been optimal contributing in lifting degrees

art and appreciation of the artwork as one of the elements

culture. The issue in the area is not yet

is understood by the use of the good and correct Indonesian language,

low sense of pride in the use of the language

Indonesia.

In addition to the government's attention and support and

society against the development of regional literature is still lacking,

including awards against literary and literary works.

The limited range of library services becomes problem

also in civilizing the likes of reading and making

libraries as centers of information and sources of science

knowledge for society.

The development of technology and information development

can causing an unprepared society to vote

and sort order the values of values foreign culture, so

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raises aberrant behavior of the cultural value-value

nation. In addition to the low role and society and

private in the rescue, maintenance, protection,

development and utilization of cultural preserve objects,

leads to the preservation of inoptimal regional culture.

With regard to such conditions, the policy

The development of the field of Culture is: (a) developing

regional culture sourced from a lofty cultural heritage

nation, region culture that contains universal -value values

including trust of the Almighty God; (b)

developing a stance critical of foreign cultural values

to be adjusted to regional conditions; (c) develop

freedom of creation with respect to ethics, morals,

aesthetics and religion as well as give awards to

artists or cultural arts abusers; (d) improve cinema

area; (e) Preserve the traditional

cultural and cultural value of values and make it a place for

regional, national and international tourism development; (f)

developing culture enjoyed reading.

Whereas Goals to be achieved include: (a)

The increasing role of the regional library as the center

information and sources of science; (b) develop

art creations and increase the cultural appreciation of the region;

(c) preservation of tradition and relics history; (d) embedded

organization and adherents of trust against God Yang

Maha Esa.

To achieve that target is the program

as follows:

a. " Subterdition, Literature And Literature.

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Its activities include: (1) Improving coaching and

national and regional language development through

training, counseling and literary writing competitions; (2)

Improving the literature and scientific culture of

increase in number and type of library materials, range

library services, treatment and preservation of materials

libraries, library research and study and interest

read, development of librarian professionalism, as well as

development of writing habits and critical thinking patterns.

b. Arts coaching and Cultural Values.

Its activities include: (1) Coaching of cultural values

nation and critical stance development; (2) Coaching

arts institutions and organizations; (3) Improving

prefessionalism and the welfare of the artist.

c. Coaching Tradition, Historical and Permuseuman.

Its activities include: (1) Coaching and development

tradition, historical, purbakala and surface relics; (2)

The search and excavation of historical heritage and the

nation culture; (3) Coaching of recognized indigenous agencies and

embraced by the public.

d. Coaching Confidence Against God Yang

Maha Esa.

The activities implemented are conducting coaching and

facilitation against adherents of the sentry organization

the trust of the Almighty God.

3. Younger Generation.

The internal problems occurring in the younger generation,

among other renown rates of working age population

and symptoms of decreased value-moral values and mind pekerti,

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emergence of anarchist action, beginning of culture

regions and national solidarity.

While external problems are affected by changes

global dynamics, among other transformations. foreign culture that is not

in accordance with the local community that resulted in

being left the social norms applicable in society, attitude

individualistic, increasing use of liquor and

drugs.

The policy to be implemented is: (a) improve

coaching and development of good behavioral attitudes in

early, integrated and sustainable generation of youth;

(b) cultivating youth independence through guidance

motivation, aspiration, and creativity into development motion;

(c) instilled independent entrepreneurial spirits and

professionals; (d) enhance the role as well as the organization

youth as a talent for talent development, interest,

creativity and Youth skills.

The target to be achieved is: (a) the form of a cadre

successor to the nation's struggle that put their trust in God YME,

national insight, discipline, responsibility,

virtuous pekerti; (b) increasing the quality of generation

young and growing attitudes Respond to problems,

environment and have a future development vis; (c)

The rising role as well as the younger generation is real in

various fields and development sectors.

To achieve that goal The program will be used for the following: (a)

Developing youth empowerment sentra through

productive enterprise group; (b) management technical guidance

entrepreneurial entrepreneurship; (c) Cultivation of educated youth to

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perdesaan; (d) Developing a network of youth cooperation

between regions/regional/national/internation; (e) penal and

campaigns on the negative impact of foreign culture, danger

misuse of NAPZA and miras as well as the spread of the disease

HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases among youth and

students; (f) Improving the active youth role in

countermeasures of juvenile and criminality as well as

understanding, planting of values, tribute to

the supremacy of law and human rights (human rights)

youth and learn; (g) Improving extra curricular activities

and scouting activities.

4. Exercise.

Coaching the achievement of these adult athletes is faced with

limitations of fund ability, means and infrastructure, as well as

lacking in coaching patterns, nursery and sweeteners

athlete achievement talent from an early age. While that is a lack of

future guarantees for the influential athlete against

declining parental interest and the public to push

his sons are pressuring and career in sports.

The Kell is directed to develop sports

for students, students and the public by growing

a sense of love of exercising and making sports

demands the need to realize healthy living patterns.

The target wants Achieved is: (a) berdayaguniquely

the regional sports organization to be managed

professionals in order to improve achievement; (b)

increasing means and amenities as well as sports facilities; (c)

increasing exercise achievement through national and

international forums; (d) the growing love of society against

sports.

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To achieve that target is the program

the development of the sport whose activities include:

a. Sports correctional, which is: (1) Refers

communications, information and education (KIE) as well as counseling

on physical education, recreational sports, and sports

for physical freshness; (2) Executing the formation,

coaching, and empowerment of student-student sports

and society; (3) Executing activities mentoring

sports and physical education in schools and communities.

b. Increased sports achievement, namely: (1) Coaching and

sports nursery; (2) Coaching achievement sport; (3)

Increuberness of the sport's power; (4)

Improving the sport's means and infrastructure; (5)

UTILIZATION OF SPORTS IPTEK; (6) DEVELOPMENT

INSTITUTIONAL AND SPORTING ORGANIZATION; (7) AWARES

AWARDS/BESISWA FOR ACCOMPLISHED ATOLLS.

C. Health.

Health development has managed to increase the degree

public health, characterized by declining figures

Baby Death (AKB) of 51.7 per 1,000 live births in 1997

to 36.67 per 1,000 live births in 1999, the figures

Death of the Mother (AKI), decreased from 343 per 10,000 live births to

152 per 10,000 live births in the same period as well as

rising age expectancy of 67.32 years in 1995

to 67.97 years in 1999 (data source: Health Services

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The figure of pain (morbidity rate) shows that residents

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complaint is 54.32% colds, coughing 47.48%, heat 31.59% and ill

head 15.56% (data source: People Welfare Statistics, 2000, BPS

Jakarta).

The current issue is, among other things

a tendency to increase the morbidity of some infectious disease

among malaria from 1.09 to 1.78 per 1,000 inhabitants, fever

bleeding with incidence rates 1.4% and HIV are found at 25

sufferers, while AIDS there are 4 cases. While it is still not

there is another infectious disease problem, including TB Paru

with a positive BTA of 6.9%, Diarhe 14.4% and ISPA 24.21%. On the other side

morbidity of non-infectious diseases, degenerative diseases, forced rudes

(rape), traffic accidents, need to be noticed and alert

in the future.

Besides, it has not been put out of service. Health and non-optimal environmental and environmental standards can be

inhibiting against the severing of the disease transmission chains

and in public health services. This condition can be

pushing for health care in vulnerable groups, infants,

expectable mothers and breastfeeding and Balita children, pre-school and fertile women,

especially in the less capable families.

The wisdom of which It is: (a) management management

health development with synergistic paradigm concepts synergically

cross sectors; (b) Incresed active and private roles of public and private; (c)

The development of health care adheres to devotion and

profession ethics; (d) Hosting of health and health efforts

environment.

Target to be achieved is: (a) increasing quality

health development management; (b) increased living behavior

healthy; (c) increased health care; and (d) increasing

degree of health people.

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To achieve that target is set to the program as

following:

1. Healthy Behavior and Community Empowerment.

Its activities include: (a) The compassion and movement

the public to behave a clean and healthy life in the environment

The household, the School, the Workplace and the Public Place; (b)

People ' s Empowerment in health care efforts through

Community-Based Health Effort.

2. Healthy environment.

Its activities include: (a) The promotion of hygiene and sanitation at the level

individual family and community, through food vision; (b)

Water quality and environmental vision; (c) Environmental Vision

settlement; (d) Health of public places; (e) Drafting

Kab/Sehat development strategy including free area

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3. Health Care efforts.

Its activities include: (a) New paradigm development of Puskesmas;

(b) Extraordinary Incident Drug Supplies (KLB) /Natural Disaster and

Emergency training of obstetrics and Neonatal, KLB, Accident

Traffic (KLL) for the Puskesmas officer; (c) Development

Public health care program; (d) Health services

border and remote areas; (e) Revitalizing The Coaching Body

Health Public Health (BPKJM); (f) health care

special; (g) Improvement of the quality of health care management at

RS; (h) Health Efforts Reproduction; (i) Improvement of skills

Early Detection grows toddlers and preparation of counseling modules

toddler health; (j) Health Service model development

Lansia; (k) Empowerment and prevention of disease (contacings

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through animals, direct contacings and degenerative diseases) as well as

immunization; (l) Developing epidemiological Surveilans.

4. Supervision of Drug, Food and Dangerous Materials.

Its activities include: (a) Security And Supervision against

drug use and distribution, napza, and hazardous materials (NAPZA);

(b) Incredious use and treatment of treatment traditional

as well as developing the Small Pharmaceutical Industry; (c) Drug Application

rational

5. Health Resources.

Its activities include: (a) Planning and planning policy

health development management; (b) energy resource

health for strategic health care; (c) Education and

functional technical training and pre-duty for medical personnel and

paramedics; (d) Supply of means and infrastructure as well as support

health care logistics; (e) inventorizing and updating data

means and resources of basic health services and referrals; (f)

Research and the development of models and technologies of various efforts

health.

6. Community Nutrition Improvement.

Its activities include: (a) Anemi Nutritional Countermeasures of iron and

vitamin deficiency in Endemis region; (c)

The treatment of macro-nutrition cases/bad with complications disease; (d)

Executing fortification and food diversity; (e) Monitor

a food alertness system and Gizi.

D. Social Welfare, Women ' s Empowerment, Children And Teenagers.

1. Social Welfare.

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The social welfare issue that is of primary concern

among others still the population of the Welfare Problem

Social (PMKS) population, still weak social services through the home and

outside the home and the has not yet optimized its handling of the disaster victims.

The development policy in the field of social welfare is directed to:

(a) the improvement and expansion of social welfare services; (b)

preservation of the values of heroism, virginity and candor as well as

the values of social loyalty.

The goal that will be achieved is: (a) rising

social welfare for people of social problems; (b)

growing potential and social resources to support

social welfare services and; (c) increased participation

communities, institutions and social organizations in improving

social welfare of society.

To achieve those goals is targeted by the program as

below:

a. Development of Social Welfare.

Its activities include: (1) Provisioning of the age

potential, and veterans/heroes and their families; (2) Handling

children and youth displaced; (3) Venture coaching Social Welfare

for poor families.

b. Services and Social Rehabilitation.

Its activities include: (1) The consummation of the means and infrastructure of the home

social; (2) Improving SDM Social Care maintainer; (3) rehabilitation

The disabled, handling of the former disease

kusta/kronis; (4) Rehabilitation And Handling against Eks

Prisoners, PGOT, Sex Workers, Street Kids and Bad Kids.

c. Increased Social Participation of Social Participation.

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Its activities are management guidance and management

a participative development for social organization, Karangtaruna,

PSM peguyuban, border area society, forest edge as well as

the slums/fishermen community.

d. Natural Disaster Response.

The activities to be implemented are (1) countermeasures of the

disaster; (2) Rescue, rehabilitation and relief administration

to the disaster victims.

2. Empowerment of Women, Children and Youth.

The female empowerment issue, which is still

primary concern among other renown of the female quality of life,

lack of understanding of the author's importance on the taker

The decision and manager of the development, still renown the Index

The Jender Development and Jender Empowerment Indexes. As for

child and adolescent problems among others are still child populations

and teenage problems, rising abuse cases and

rape of minors, as well as the number of child workers

in the sector. formal and informal.

Women ' s empowerment development policy is directed

for: (a) improve the quality of women's resources; (b)

establish the authorship of gender for policy takers and

development managers; (c) establish a community role and

the organizational/institutional network.

Target which will be achieved is: (a) increasing quality

women's lives; (b) increasing quality and institutional quality

women's empowerment; (c) the preemination of the gender level for

policy takers and development managers; (d) the rising

equality of gender justice and human rights enforcement.

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The youth development policy is directed to (a)

increasing the quality of child and adolescent resources; (b) cultivating

a sense of love of water, unity and the unity of the nation; (c) creating

a climate that is conducive to the development and protection of children and

teens; (d) fulfilment of the rights of children and adolescents.

The target to be achieved is: (a) increasing quality

child and adolescent resources; (b) the growing sense of the love of motherland,

unity and unity of the nation; (c) the rising climate of conducive

both in the family environment, schools and the public for

The development and protection of children and adolescents in growing

their flowers; (d) adhering to child and adolescent rights in

order to achieve welfare against children and adolescents.

To achieve development goals empowerment

women, children and adolescents are listed as follows:

a. Women's Empowerment.

Its activities include: (1) Improving quality and quantity of sources

female power in various aspects of life; (2) Increlaities

equality, gender justice and human rights enforcement; (3)

Increase in roles as well as women in policy determination; (4)

Female protection against acts of violence.

b. Children and adolescents.

Its activities through the coordination of execution in an attempt

embody: (1) Improving the quality of child and adolescent resources;

(2) The handling of troubled children and adolescents; (3) Protection

child rights and teenagers.

c. Institutional Societal And Institutional Development

Pengarusutamaan Jender.

Its activities include: (1) Enhanced quality and deliverability

the organization of organizational and institutional networks that care about

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Female empowerment; (2) Encoding of the archiving utamaan jender

for policy takers and development managers; (3)

The increase in the society, women's organization

and the Society Swadaya Society In a chain of care

archiving jender; (4) Validation and gender analysis in data

statistics.

E. Religion.

Development of a religious field as one of the formation factors

a tapestry is still faced on a variety of issues that need

gaining concerted attention and handling and continuous,

among others is still lacking in religious teachings so that in

its observations have not been compatible with the essence of faith and fortitude

against the Almighty God.

Religious education, as long as this is there tendency to teach in

the problem of end/ukhrawi as well as less touching amaliah and

The world, teaching activities has not been optimal, limited the means

infrastructure and has not put it out of the quality of education. Another problem

is that it has not been optimised for personal, watak, and noble development

by family, religious social institutions, institutions

traditional religious education and places of worship. On the other hand,

social behavior that deviates from the values of the religious teachings, the pekerti

and the development of the prevailing norm in society represents a challenge

evolving at this time.

The policy is taken is: (a) establishing functions, roles, and

the position of religion as the foundation of spiritual morals, and ethics in

organizing government, development and life

society; (b) improving and establishing a life of interluciation

Religious people are in a tedious spirit; (c) improve the role and

function of religious institutions.

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The construction target includes: (a) the survival of life between

the religious people in the spirit of the drab; (b) the role and

the function of religious institutions in human development; (c) the increase

of quality Religious education (d) increased the quality of religious education through

the consummation of the system; (e) increasing the development of religious education

both material and spiritual.

To achieve the goal of religious development the program as

below:

1. Religious Life Services

Its activities include: (a) The increased hajj service, namely: (1) Fasitation

and coordination of pre-and post-execution of the Hajj services; (2)

Efficiency, training, and coaching for officers, candidates The Hajj, and

support apparatus; (3) Upgrade of the staging of the staging

Hajj; (b) The improvement of the quality of religious services includes: (1)

Giving development assistance/rehabilitation of worship places; (2)

Giving assistance to land certification of wakaf lands; (3) the following

coaching and training of the plenary mosque; (4) Increuments of roles

religious links through training, counseling of management improvements

and expansion of service coverage; (c) Information and guidance

in the life of the religious life, i.e. through: (1) Empowerment

Religious dakwah institution; (2) Coaching to the "religious" foresmen; (3) Safeguards/Sarasehan to the generation

young and public both inter, inter and with the Government; (5)

Host and delivery of MTQ/STQ activities, activities

seni/liturgies of Christian, Catholic, Hindu, Buddhist and other activities that

is religious.

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2. Religious Education Coaching.

Its activities include: (a) An increase in quality religious education

base, medium and high through the refinement of educational materials,

teaching methodology and evaluation system; (b) relief relief

religious educational infrastructure; (c) Improvement of professionalism

and the welfare of religious education both in education

formal and non-formal developed in society; (d)

Empowerment of institutions-religious education institutions

developed and based on the community.

BAB VII

EMPOWERMENT OF THE REGION

A. Apparatus of the Local Government.

The government of Aparatur was a strategic role as facilitator

in the process of building in harmony with its activation of participation

society. This role is primarily in its responsibility

co-ordinates the drafting of policy and strategy

governance and development.

But the problems encountered in construction

The Government of the Government Areas include: (a) lack of quality and

the transparency of services to the public; (b) still its weak

effective and efficient surveillance system to support

the clean, authoring government apparatus of the government apparatus. free

of KKN.

A policy that is traveled, is: (a) the alignment of the apparatus

the local government in accordance with the structuring of organizational structures and

regional institutional devices; (b) improvement of service quality

to the public through prime ministry; (c) improvement

professionalism and SDM quality of Aparatur to support

task execution; (d) upgrade administration system

governance and development; (e) system insertion

planning execution, control, monitoring and evaluation

development; (f) increased supervision of

staging government and development to

support a clean government; (g) increased means and

infrastructure of local government.

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The target to be achieved is: (a) creation

effective and efficient institutional organization and device

as well as in accordance with the capacity needs of the region; (b) lased

prime service to the community; (c) increasing quality

SDM aparatur Local government in support of implementation

task; (d) increased implementation administration system

governance and regional development; (e) embodied

planning, execution, monitoring, monitoring and evaluation

The development is increasingly steady; (f) increased quality

oversight of governance and

development; and (g) increasing means and infrastructure

governance that is increasingly adequate to improve

work productivity.

To reach the target The construction of the government apparatus

area the program is as follows:

1. Institutional And Institutional Alignment.

Its activities include: (a) the institutional evaluation of the device

region of Central Java Propinsion; (b) Institutional facilitation

the regency of the Regency/Kota; (c) Drafting of the

institutional data base data; (d) Drafting

institutional effectiveness measurement; (e) Proceed procedure and

service mechanism.

2. Area of Regional Government Personnel improvement.

Its activities include: (a) Incresed management quality

staffing, through: (1) Analysis of Need of Diklat (AKD), (2)

Analysis of the Needs of Aparatur (AKA), (3) Socialization Rules

Invitations Field Employees, (4) Facilitation

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Host Diklat in County/Kota; (b) Education and

apparatus practice, through: (1) Post Office, (2) In Title:

Leadership, Technical Diklat, Functional Diklat, (3) Diklat

Kader, (4) Tasting Task Force (s) PNS

3. Increase in Government and Development.

Its activities include: (a) An increased administrative system

governance and development through administration of the administration

governance, development and social; (b)

Development standards performance of local government apparatus

through: (1) Technical guidance of agency performance

government, (2) Drafting of government apparatus performance standards;

(c) Coordination of coordination and synchronization of planning through

synchronization of regional development planning; (d)

Development of regional development control patterns; (e)

Incresed monitoring and evaluation of regional development; (f)

Incresed quality of execution execution, through: (1)

Planning of annual supervising work program, (2) Coordination

supervision, (3) Improving quality of LHP research, (4)

Enforcement of the discipline of apparatus, (5) results in review of results

check APF, (6) Management country loss management

and state/region sector obligations, (7) simultaneous examination

quality results and project benefits, (8) Performance Evaluation of Bawasda

regency/City.

4. " Improving Means and Prasarana Government.

Its activities include: (a) Asset management and security assets

area; (b) Computerized management of regional goods; (c)

The Acquisition and increased means and infrastructure of the government

in accordance with the analysis of needs.

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Community empowerment

Paradigma is centralised during this time, undergiving

creativity to society in development management.

All these paradigms are expected to accelerate the pace

development, without It gives rise Activities that

are designed from above are less beneficial and do not match

aspirations as well as community needs, due to the process

The planning does not involve the participation of the recipient community

benefits.

In an era of regional autonomy required support and participation

communities in all development management processes for

developing and sustainable development. Participation

society requires the involvement of community figures

places as key figures, so local resources include

community funds can be utilized optimally and effectively.

With so The policy that is taken is: (a)

drives the community effort that leads to

the form of public independence; (b) improve the role

society in planning, execution, supervision,

maintenance of development results; (c) streamline access

information and enhance the technology mastery

Target to be achieved, including: (a) rising

society's ability in organizing and functioning

community institutions optimally; (b) increasing synergies

development programs with the needs and activities

of the local community; and (c) increasing social security

of the community economy.

To achieve the enablement objective

the public is located the program as follows:

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The facilitation of community development

Its activities include: (a) Facilitation of economic enterprise development

the people through activities: (1) Stimulan Village Economic Effort

Pinjam (UED-SP), (2) Upgrade of keswadayaan society

through traditional market development, (3) Development

food granaries; (b) Appropriate Technology Enablement (TTG)

in the countryside.

C. Regional autonomy.

The main problem faced in regional autonomy, is:

(a) has not yet been understood by the autonomy of the region's autonomy

among others the rise of regional egos; (b) not yet

its optimization synergies development between sectors, between sectors and

regions; (c) limited the capabilities of area apparatus in

community service; (e) the presence of inter-regional conflicts concerning

mastery of natural resources and regional economic assets.

The current policy is: (a) increases

understanding of the autonomy of regional autonomy; (b) developing potential

local in order to increase regional revenue; and (c)

improve coordination and cooperation between regions.

The development of autonomous development region, is: (a)

increasing the understanding of regional autoctomy; (b) its form

local potential-based independence; and (c) increasing

coordination and cooperation between regions.

To achieve development goals region autonomy

is taken through the program:

Implementation Of Regional Autonomy.

Activities include: (a) Facilitated Socialization Of Regional Autonomy,

through: (1) facilitation of synchronization of Regional authority; (2) facilitation

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regional autonomy policy; (3) facilitation of Regional Head elections

(Pilkada) and Time Interchangers (PAW); (b) Planning

The development of which rests on the capacity of the Regions, through: (1)

The drafting of the Master Plan of Implementation Of Regional Autonomy; (2)

Autonomous Region alignment; (c) Enhanced coordination and

inter-regional cooperation, through the development of inter-regional cooperation

regions, domestic and overseas.

BAB VIII

NATURAL RESOURCES AND LIVING ENVIRONMENT

A. Natural Resources, Environment and Marine Resources.

1. Natural Resources and Environment.

At this time the management of natural resources and the environment

faces heavy challenges as a result of some action

society and entrepreneurs who are less understanding and aware of

against the function and role as well as the benefits of natural resources and

the environment to support the survival of and

the livelihood of the wide community. In this crisis a part of society

has utilized the natural resources and environment of life

that tends to exceed the level of support and power of display

the environment, ignoring the function of space, ignoring regulations-

regulations applicable, other public parties in leverage

natural resources often less account the importance of efforts

rehabilitation, conservation and waste treatment as part of the effort

we maintain the sustainability of natural resources.

The exploitation of natural resources and an important area living environment

to be judicially and wisely cyclical by all parties, in order to not

pose a growing negative and adverse impact

residents. The living environment of a quality area has a role

is very important for the community and local governments to

the survival of human and regional development, well

as a production factor in the form of natural sources, nor as

rides in the provision of environmental services, such as utilization

mine materials, forest wood, rain catchment area, water body and

forest protected forest.

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The role of Sub Sector Natural Resources and Environment for

the area is sustaining sustainable development, through:

preservation of the environment function; improving environmental quality

social; enhanced support for artificial environments; control

soil pollution, water and air; control of source damage

nature and natural resources. environment; quality maintenance and source functions

natural and environmental power; environmental law enforcement; and

development of environmental information systems.

The natural resources management policy and the environment

as follows: (a) the development of development activities

with the support of natural resources and the environment to be able to

sustaining sustainable development; (b) prevent and

mitigate environmental pollution through the production reduction

waste, application of environment friendly technology and development

environment quality default achievement strategies and waste quality of waste; (c)

increase rehabilitation efforts and recovery of natural resource functions

and a living environment that has been damaged, as well as maintaining the function and

quality natural resources and living environments are still intact; (d)

utilizing living environment management technologies that can

be applied according to existing conditions; (e) improve concern

society in managing environment; (f) blends and

exalt natural and environmental resource utilization activities

living with economic dimensions, cultural and dimensional social dimensions

environment; (g) development of mediation efforts in an effort breaking

of environmental issues with the role of government as a facilitator.

Natural and environmental resource management targets

are: (a) creation of a balance between the support capabilities

nature and the environment through community pentasphere effort against

laws in the environmental field; (b) increasing

community participation in the maintenance and management efforts

nature resources responsively.

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To achieve natural resource development objectives and

the environment is placed on the program as follows:

a. Natural Environment Management.

The activities are: (1) The reduction of secondhand land quality degradation

the people ' s mining, covering: (a) coordination of damage handling

ex-mining land, (b) land rehabilitation technical counseling

former folk mining, (c) demplot of secondhand land handling

folk mining; (2) Rescue of forest, land and water, including:

(a) Coordination of DAS Kali Babon handling, (b) Control of control

landslides on river cliffs (gulley), (c) Forest function arrangement,

(d) Circular monitoring of wildlife, flora and fauna, (e)

inventory of land physical conditions on soil movement prone areas; (f)

management biodiversity (biodiversity); (3) Antapan

basic data, Perda socialization and protected area management,

includes: (a) coordination management of protected areas, (b) inventories

buffer area damage Protected area, (c) upgrade

knowledge and community skills buffer region region

sheltered, (d) revision of Perda Protected Area Management

Central Java Propinsi; (4) Conservation, rehabilitation and preservation

lands, water and land, covering: (a) erosion control coordination and

soil sedimentation, (b) coordination of the implementation of the greening activities,

(c) drafting critical land rehabilitation guidelines, (d) data preparation

water resource environment damage, (e) coaching development

forest of the people; (5) Enhanced monitoring of groundwater usage and

surface water, namely: monitoring and control of region functions

resapan water and underground water; (6) drafting master plan

management the living environment of Central Java.

b. Artificial Environment Management.

Its Activities are: (1) Decline of land quality degradation in

urban areas, covering: (a) waste disposal control

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liquid and solid in the city area, (b) solid waste inventory and

waste B3; (2) Handling of the quality of other cultivated land quality,

includes: (a) coordination of damage control and pollution

the environment at other cultivated lands, (b) assessment coordination and

application of environmental documents, (c) damage control

the environment on the plantation estate.

c. Social Environment Management.

Its activities are: (1) The increased management partnership

environment, covering: (a) Development of interagency cooperation and

society in the utilization of the Dung Dung Area, (b) Coordination

handling of the social problems of the public economy around the reservoir

Dung Ombo, (c) Facilitation of development of cooperation traffic

county/city and propinsion in the management of the environment, (d)

Facilitation of partnership between Community, NGO and mass media, (e)

Desimination Information for environmental partners, (f) Increds

partnership World business in impact control

environment, (g) Drafting of concepts Agenda 21 Regional Prop. Jateng,

(h) Compiling Unified Base Data BAPPEDAL Prop. Jateng, (i)

Facilitate Institutional Capacity Development of PLH; (2)

The increased awareness of the public, including: (a) increased

knowledge of SDA and LH management, (b) drafting

Neraca of Environmental Quality State Life; (3) Settlement Mediation

environment case, including: (a) meeting of deliberations

handling environmental cases, (b) handling coordination

environment case, (c) advocacy of the victims ' society

Environmental pollution and environmental damage.

d. Environmental Contamination.

Its activities are: (1) monitoring of air and water quality,

covering: (a) Drafting of the quality of liquid waste and air emissions

moving source, (b) Optimizing of laboratory utilization

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environment, (c) Compiling of air quality data, (emission and ambient),

waste water waste, river water quality as well as its level of severity,

(d) Preparation of quality data and the pesticide load of pesticide/insecticide,

waste solid and B-3 entering public waters, (e) Drafting

for the Serayu and Progo rivers; (2) disposal control

liquid waste, solid and toxic and hazardous materials (B3), include:

(a) Coordination of staging of pollution control between

sectors and related regions, (b) Drafting of the concept of control Perda

contamination, (c) liquid waste disposal control, solid waste,

gas and toxic materials dangerous (B-3), (d) Quality monitoring

waste, (e) Facilitation facilitation of TPA waste B-3 waste, (f)

Socialization of understanding and application of clean production programs, (g)

Upgrades of the Members of the AMDAL Assessor Commission Area, (h)

Control and supervision of motor vehicle exhaust emissions,

(i) Acquisition of motorized exhaust gas emissions measure, (j)

Controlling (preventative) industrial waste, (k) Uluhan

industrial society in the prevention of pollution of pollution

environment.

e. Environmental Law Enforcement.

Its activities are a legally oppressive facilitation of the

pollution and environmental destruction.

2. Marine Resources

Beach, Coastal and Sea as marine resources turns out

has a position and strategic significance both as biodiversity and

nirbiodiversity. The area has a flock of flock but

at once has a considerable strategic potential. The pack

which is contained in particular is related to the function

lindung/ecological, as it is a shift in function

the ecosystem between land and water/ocean. In the region

there are a wide variety of natural resources, such as the reef

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coral, mangroves, hiding places of animals and

spawning sites/breeding of several types of sea fish/biota.

Central Java Potency in Central Java has been utilized for various

activities Construction. From 1996-2000 the sea potential

contributed to the considerable production of Central Java fishery

the value of its commodities, which is 78.23%. However, production volume

fishing in the sea tends to decrease by an average of 0.92% per year.

This is due to the rusting of vital habitat so it causes

the descent of the fish population, the use of inhospitable equipment

environment, limited means of fishing infrastructure. In addition

the weak sea surveillance has led to a partial loss

the potential fish is good as a result of the theft of fish by foreign fishermen, occurrence

excess arrests mainly in the northern coastal waters of Central Java

and Case of environmental problems such as disposal

illegal waste into the ocean by parties with less sense

liability.

The sea water of Central Java has an ecosystem characteristic that

needs to received attention because it has undergone habitat degradation,

like: (a) rusted habitat of coral reefs, in the Karimunjawa archipelago,

(b) The silting of Laguna at Segara Anakan Cilacap; (c) rusted forests

Bakau in Segara Anakan and the waters of Nusa Kambangan, Island Waters

Karimunjawa, and region The northern coast of Central Java; (d) silting

and the pollution of the rivers-estuaries along the Coast

North and South Coast; (e) the occurrence of excessive exploitation on the coast of

sandy along the South Coast.

To realize marine development, then it is reached

policy as Following: (a) the arrangement of coastal and sea regions in

forms of marine space layout; (b) inventory of potential and utilization

coastal regions, coastal and marine regions as well as existing ecosystems; (c) analysis

regarding environmental impact against a development program that

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High risk of damaging marine resources; (d) analysis of

the influence of drainage systems in major cities and or rivers that

exists as well as its impact on pollution from various sources against

the water quality in the estuary; (e) determining the principles of protecting

the coastal ecosystem to prevent coastal abrasion and

controlling the utilization of land arising; (f) empowering and

strengthening the active role of society balanced; (g)

developing the effectiveness and efficiency of the atonement and

The marine resource enterprise and its services; (h) perform

preservation and rehabilitation efforts of coastal, coastal and marine damage and

control/prevention of the use of explosives, toxic materials

and materials Other dangerous can damage the environmental ecosystem

ocean; (i) increase the supervision and prevention of potential loss

oceanic resources by theft and fishing are not

legal; (j) rehabilitation of ecosystems coastal and sea experiencing

damage, to increase the support power and Its preservation; (k)

The development of a surveillance system in marine resource utilization

through the establishment of business, monitoring, control and enforcement

laws; (m) the empowerment of coastal communities.

The development target Marine: (a) rising

utilization of marine resources driven by the development

technology and partnerships of various venture perpetrators; (b) increasing

the environmental quality of coastal, coastal and ocean environments;

(c) an increasing population of various types of flora, fauna and marine biota; (d)

The correct resources of coastal regions, beaches and

seas for economic and non economic activity; (e) the loss of loss

or loss of coastal, coastal and ocean resources

that cannot edited or returned; (f) increased

the welfare of coastal communities by undamaged the ecosystem

its environment; (g) its control of development activities in the region

the beaches and coastal risk are high; (h) Increased participation

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society in the management of marine resources; (i) preserved

the sustainability and support of marine environment environment.

To achieve marine resource development goals

the program is listed as follows:

a. Inventory and Evaluation of Marine Resources.

Its activities are: (1) Inventory, identification and evaluation of results

research, covering: (a) inventory of the potential data of coastal resources and

sea on the North and South Coast Jateng, (b) Support power identification

land of tambak cultivation on the North Coast, (c) the study of stock sources

the power of demersal fish on the North Coast, (d) the preparation of basic data rates

damage to coastal regions and seas; (2) the provision data and information,

that is: (a) location mapping spawning ground, nursery ground, feeding

ground, fishing ground, (b) mapping zone/mintakat utilization

vital habitat, (c) the study of the tobacco stock in the ecosystem

mangrove/forest Mangrove.

b. Its activities are: (1) Rehabilitation and repair of mangrove forests

and coral reefs, namely: (a) the tobacco plant around the estuary-

mouth of the river, (b) coral development. artificial in the region

coast; (2) The prevention of environmental ecosystems, namely: (a)

drafting of the coastal mine exploitation guidelines and

seas, (b) drafting of the regulation of perijinan and surveillance guidelines

exploitation of mine resources on the sea and sea, (c) Controlling

and supervision Mining resources at sea and sea,

(d) Drafting of coastal and marine resource management guidelines

location specific, (e) perijinan deregulation, (f) Drafting of cooperation

utilization and management of resources fisheries and marine

between sectors and between regions, (g) Drafting guidelines/directions

technical management and utilization of fisheries resources in the region

coast and sea, (h) technical guidance for coastal communities

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fish habitat management, (i) exalt prevention efforts and

damage control of coastal and coastal ecosystem damage

especially in Pantura, (j) Facilitation of prevention and control efforts

damage coastal and marine ecosystems by engaging roles as well

society, (k) Drafting the concept of green-lane designation

mangrove forests; (3) Prevention of fish theft and resources

the natural ocean, namely: (a) Improving fish capture supervision

at sea, (b) increased control and supervision of the resource

coastal and marine fisheries.

c. Development of Economic Development Area.

Its activities include: (1) Facilitation of the spatial arrangement guidelines

coastal economic development area, which is the drafting of the guideline

coastal space utilization plan; (2) Development business opportunities,

that is: (a) entrepreneurial technical guidance for tambak farmers,

fishermen and fishermen women, (b) processing sentra processing

fish.

d. Empowerment of Small Islands.

Its activities are: (1) The conservation development of fish resources

at Kep. Karimunjawa, covering: (a) Drafting of protection policy

and utilization of fish resources, (b) preventive coordination and

damage control of coral reefs, (c) damage control

ecosystem mangrove; (2) Community empowerment of islands

Karimunjawa, i.e.: technical guidance for the fishing community; (3)

The local potential Empowerment of the Karimunjawa archipelago, covering: (a)

development of the marine cultivation of flagship commodities, (b) captivity

marine seed commodity, (c) rehabilitation and construction of means

and fish marketing infrastructure, (d) nautical tourist improvement, (e)

drafting of the fish. Karimunjawa Islands development plan.

e. Enhanced Surveillance System.

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Its activities are: (1) granting of potential utilization efforts

marine and coastal resources, namely: business monitoring

fish capture; (2) Monitoring and utilization supervision

marine resources and The coastal, covering: (a) guideline guidelines

monitoring, control and supervision to prevent

damage to the beaches and the sea, (b) Hosting of FKPPS and

development of MCSI, (c) Coaching of fishermen in surveillance

source fish power; (3) Fishing Penetration of fishing, including:

(a) The drafting of the fishing zone utilization of fish capture and

socialization, (b) cooperation of the completion of fishing violations

at sea.

f. Coastal Community Empowerment.

Its activities are: (1) The development of venture partnerships, covering:

(a) an increase in the partnership of flagship commodities efforts, (b) guidance

technical fishing efforts for coastal communities, (c) coordination SACDP;

(2) Facilitate the technical guidance of coastal community skills.

B. Regional, Regional and Regional Development.

1. Realignment of Space and Land.

With increasing population,

increasing dynamics and variety and paradigm changes

and the development wisdom at the development field,

then it increases. Space utilization activities that would

impact the imbalance of protected functions and cultivation and

quality decline and the amount of natural resources that

is limited in number. With such conditions the space

needs to be planned well, its efficiency is as efficient

and as effective as possible to guarantee the construction that

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ongoing and for the greater good of the people's prosperity

evenly.

In an attempt to get to it, it is still found

some issues: (a) Not to Detonate Revision

The Central Java Propinsi Area Plan (RTRWP) of Central Java

Regional Regulation No. 8 of 1992 in the budget year

2001; (b) The absence of the Tata Room Plan on the region-

the Andalan region and Strategic; (c) Not to be effective and efficient

spatial utilization and control, seen from occurrence

diversion of land functions of protected functions into functions

cultivation, agricultural conversion to non-agriculture and performance The team

The uneffective Coordinating of the Area Room (TKPRD)

as well as the presence of limitations and obscurity of legal devices,

rules, mechanisms and procedures in spatial arrangement; (d)

Lack of general public understanding and appreciation and

government apparatus to the importance of spatial arrangement as well as

limitations and limitations of data and structuring information

spaces and services as community service and

in the framework of construction management; (e) Problems

District/City perils that still require support

of the Propinsi Government especially to map the conditions of the moment

This is the land of the Guna Effort (HGU) and the Rights of Land Management

(HPL) with the research control of its judicial requirements,

many landreform and yet complete patok

boundaries of the Central Java Propinsi region and the Propinsi region -DIY.

The policy taken is: (a) Monitor and

improve the quality of planning and Plan of Space

Propinsi Region (RTRWP) as well as improve availability

The plan of the mainstay of the mainstay area and the strategic;

(b) Enhances the institutional capacity of the space alignment and

disseminate as well as execute the rules

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spatial alignment; (c) Increds the understanding of the wide community

especially the government of the enterprise and the government apparatus is cranky

and is sustained against the arrangement of space; (d) Puss and

optimize control and Ground control settings in

Kab/City and across the District/City.

Target that wants to be achieved on the development plan

annual area of the 2002 budget year is: (a)

The completion of the Central Java RTRWP planning with

Perda and agreed by Regency/Kota; (b) Rising

availability of the Tata Room Plan on the mainstay and

strategic especially in the Joglosemar region and the Territory

Pantura; (c) Rising synchronization and facilitation of cooperation

planning and layout of the interspace

Propinsi/Kab/kawasaan is primarily in the border region

and/or cross-interest/infertility at the reliability of

and strategic areas; (d) Rising quality and capacity

TKPRD by basing professionalism, partiality

and wide community interest; (e) Increciting availability

and clarity of instructions and technical rules in space arrangement

and tantaves; (f) Increasing understanding and participation

stakeholders are gradually starting from the apparatus