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The North Kalimantan Provincial Revenue Agency has published its latest report on the potential and strategies for increasing Local Own-Source Revenue (PAD). This study outlines opportunities for optimizing local taxes, levies, and contributions from regionally-owned enterprises (BUMD) to strengthen regional fiscal independence. Supported by the SKALA Program, this study found that North Kalimantan's PAD is still relatively low, with a PAD to GRDP ratio of only 0.67% in 2023. However, with the right strategy, PAD is projected to increase by nearly 47.5% in 2027, mainly through the optimization of motor vehicle and fuel taxes, as well as the implementation of...
The Monitoring Report on the Implementation of Gender-Responsive HKPD Policies 2023–2024 presents the results of monitoring conducted by the Directorate General of Fiscal Balance of the Ministry of Finance, supported by SKALA, the Australia-Indonesia Partnership Program, in 8 provinces and 8 assisted districts/cities. Using a participatory and evidence-based approach, this report reviews the achievements, challenges, and opportunities for improvement in the use of Regional Transfers (TKD) to promote gender equality and social inclusion. The findings show variations in performance between regions, with good practices such as strong political leadership, cross-sectoral coordination, and local innovation, while also identifying weaknesses in human...
The SKALA Six Monthly Progress Report (July–December 2024) outlines the program’s continued efforts to strengthen decentralized governance in Indonesia, focusing on inclusive basic service delivery, particularly for women, people with disabilities, and vulnerable populations.
This report reflects the second implementation period following the development of SKALA’s initial annual work plan and details SKALA’s context, progress and achievements between January 1 and Jun 30, 2024.
The SKALA Annual Work Plan for 2024-2025 outlines strategic actions to strengthen Indonesia's capacity to deliver inclusive basic services in underdeveloped regions. Focusing on four key areas—Data and Analytics, Gender Equality Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI), Minimum Service Standards (MSS), and Public Financial Management (PFM)—the plan integrates government priorities to foster cross-ministerial collaboration.
