Regional Autonomy and Socio-Economic Development in Indonesia-Case Studies of Seven Provinces-
ASEDP
No.68
CONTENTS
Title page, Content, etc. (334KB)
Acknowledgements (58KB) / Muneo Takahashi, T.A.Legowo
Abstract (292KB) / Muneo Takahashi, T.A.Legowo
Chapter I
Uneven Distribution of Regional Development: Problems of Implementing Regional Autonomy in Banten Province / Medelina K.Hendytio
2. Banten as a New Province
2-1. General Picture
2-2. Fiscal and Budgetary Affairs of Banten Province
2-3. Organizational Restructuring
2-4. Development Projects of the Regional Government
2-5. Social Problems and Community Affairs
2-6. Transparency and Accountability
3. Tangerang Municipality
3-1. General Situation
3-2. Limited Tax and Retribution
3-3. Developmnt Project of the Regional Government
3-4. Transparency and Accountability
3-5. Other Concerns
4. Lebak Regency
4-1. General Situation
4-2. Local Development Projects
4-3. Finance and physical Development
4-4. Organization and Administration
4-5. Accountability and Transparency
4-6. Social Issues and Community Affairs
5. Concluding Remarks
References
Chapter II
Grasping Beyond Tim Mining: Regional Autonomy and Economic Development in Bangka-Belitung / Yose Rizal Damuri
2. Bangka-Belitung Province: An Overview
2-1. Population and Employment
2-2. Economic structure
3. Regional Autonomy and Changes in Governance
3-1. Governance Issues
3-2. Budget and Budgeting process
3-3. public service Delivery
4. Economic Development: Dealing with Natural Resources
4-1. Economic Dependency to Mining Sector
4-2. Environmental Problem: Small-Scale Mining
4-3. Economic Development and Investment Climate
5. Conclusion
References
Chapter III
Gorontalo: Searching for Sources of Growth / Raymond Atje, Puspa Delima Amri
2. The Profile of Gorontalo Province: An Overview
2-1. Geographical Background
2-2. Administration
2-3. Population and Employment
3. Performance and Structure of the Economy
3-1. Economic Performance
3-2. Social Issues
4. Socio-Economic Problems in Gorontalo: Findings from the Field Survey
4-1. Agricultural Development and Pockets of Poverty
4-2. The Government of Gorontalo's Response: Policies and Programs
5. The Challenges Ahead
5-1. Budget Constraints: Insufficient Development Budget and Own Revenue
5-2. Internal Constraints to Business: A Case Study on the Municipality of Gorontalo
6. Conclusions
References
Chapter IV
West Sumatra in a Decentralized Ea: Back to the Nagari Governance System / Titik Anas
1-1. About West Sumatra
1-2. The Paper
2. General Findings
2-1. Governance: The Institution
2-2. Development Projects and Fiscal Issues
2-3. Public Participation
2-4. Inter-Regional Cooperation
2-5. Other Economic and Social Issues
3. Specific Findings
3-1. The Municipality of Solok
3-2. The Municipality of Bukittinggi
3-3. The Regency of Limapuluh Kota
4. Conclusion and Policy Implications
4-1. Conclusion
4-2. Policy Implications
References
Chapter V
The Challenge for Strengthening Democracy: Decentralization in the Special Capital Region of Jakarta / Ignasius Ismanto
2. Jakarta: An Overview
2-1. The Economic Structure of Jakarta
2-2. Dynamics of Socio-Economic Change
3. A New Decentralization and the Special Region of Jakarta
3-1. The Special Region of DKI Jakarta
3-2. Organizational Restructuring
4. The Political Dynamics of Jakarta
4-1. The Political Map of Changes
4-2. Relation between the DPRD and the Head of Region (Kepala Daerah)
4-3. Direct Election of the Governor
5. Conclusion
References
Chapter VI
Regional Autonomy and Socio-Economic Development in Yogyakarta Special Region: In Search of Specially and Prosperity / T.A.Legowo
2. Socio-Demographic Map
2-1. Geography
2-2. Social Composition
3. Socio-Economic and Political setting
3-1. Economic Potentials
3-2. Political status
4. Government Organization
4-1. Subject to Law No. 22/1999
4-2. new Spirit in Organizing Local Government
5. Government Policy
5-1. On Economic Issues
5-2. On Social Issues
5-3. On Inter-Regional Cooperation
6. Social Organizations
6-1. What is New/
6-2. Autonomy of Society
7. Social Support and Resistance
7-1. The Idea of the Special Status
7-2. Ideas of certain Government Policy
7-3. The Idea of Developing Tourism and Craft Industry
8. Problems and prospects
9. Concluding Notes
References
Chapter VII
Institutionalization for Better Public Services: A Case Study on Bali Province / P.Agung Pambudhi
1-1. About Bali
1-2. Area Coverage and Resources Persons
2. Organization and Administration of the Government
2-1. Local Government Structure and personnel Affairs
2-2. Inter-Government Agencies Coordination
2-3. Public Service
2-4. Laws and Regulations and Oversight over Local Policies
3. Development Projects of the Local Government
3-1. Development Focus of the Region
3-2. Economic Condition and Fiscal Policy
3-3. Inter-Regional Cooperation
3-4. Public Participation
3-5. Other Economic and Social Issues
4. Implication of Regional Autonomy Policy towards community Organization adn NGOs
4-1. Community Organization
4-2. Non-Government Organization
5. Conclusion and Recommendation
References
Supplement I
Section2. Laws and Regulations Promulgated between 1999 and 2003
Supplement II
Books on Decentralization Policies in Indonesia, 1999-2003: A Selected Bibliography (1.05MB) / Muneo Takahashi