PRESS CONFERENCE
Monday, November 11, 2024
Performance Evaluation, Acting Mayor of Malang Reveals 11 Priority Programs to Ministry of Home Affairs
Jakarta (malangkota.go.id) – One by one, the development problems in Malang City, summarized in 11 priority programs, continue to be fixed and resolved. This point was conveyed by the Acting Mayor of Malang Iwan Kurniawan, ST, MT when presenting the Performance Evaluation Report of the Acting Regional Head to the Inspectorate General Assessment Panel Team of the Ministry of Home Affairs (Kemendagri) in Jakarta, Monday (11/11/2024).
Acting Mayor of Malang Iwan Kurniawan (front second from left) when presenting the performance evaluation report to the Inspectorate General of the Ministry of Home Affairs' Panel of Assessment Team
Acting Mayor of Malang accompanied by the Regional Secretary of Malang City gave a statement after presenting the performance evaluationThe number one person in the Malang City Government said that the 11 strategic issues were priority programs based on the results of the problem spending he did at the beginning of his leadership. "The 11 indicators are based on problem mapping from regional apparatus, society, from figures, actors, related stakeholders, then we map them into priorities," said Iwan when met after the evaluation at the Office of the Inspectorate General of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Jakarta.
In his presentation, Iwan also revealed the progress of the 11 priority programs. One of them is related to school revitalization which is planned to be followed up on Wednesday (13/11/2024). Meanwhile, for flood management in Soekarno-Hatta and parking management in the Kayutangan area, Iwan said that there is a budget allocation in 2025 for its realization. Including for the revitalization of Pasar Besar Malang, Iwan continues to strive to establish communication and cooperation with the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (KemenPUPR) regarding its funding.
Iwan, who currently serves as the Director of Planning, Evaluation, and Information for Regional Development at the Ministry of Home Affairs, said that various concrete steps to realize these programs have been taken throughout the first quarter of his term (August-October 2024). "The point is that the 11 priorities have progressed, hopefully they can run as we expect. Because the 11 priorities are not just our wishes from the government, but the wishes of everyone, especially the community to organize and handle everything," explained Iwan.
In addition, Iwan also reported his performance during his tenure in meeting 106 nationally determined indicators. There are also ten national priority indicators, one of which is the leading activities outlined in the 11 priority programs of Malang City mentioned above. Meanwhile, the other nine national priority indicators are inflation control, stunting management, BUMD performance, public services, unemployment management, extreme poverty management, improving health, budget absorption, and ease of doing business.
Iwan hopes that all programs that have been planned can run according to plan. According to him, the evaluation conducted by the Ministry of Home Affairs on its performance is a motivation in itself in completing the program. "We will follow up on several notes that are of concern. This evaluation is important as a measure of our performance, because the measure is very clear and to take steps to achieve better targets, especially the welfare of Malang City itself," he concluded. (ari/yn)
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