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Indonesia Approves Rp100 Trillion for Sumatra Disaster Recovery Through 2028

Indonesia Approves Rp100 Trillion for Sumatra Disaster Recovery Through 2028

Indonesia has approved a three-year recovery plan for disaster-hit Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra, running from 2026 to 2028.

The plan covers 11,520 projects led by 23 government agencies, including repairs to roads, bridges, schools, homes and farmland.

The main agencies’ planned budget is about Rp100 trillion over three years, with another 10 agencies assigned supporting work.

The reported 2027 funding figures differ: one account says Rp32.9 trillion is planned for that year, while another describes about Rp42 trillion, including Rp9 trillion left unspent from 2026.

The funds are allocated to the agencies carrying out the work, not handed directly to the interior minister.

Officials aim to start work by January or February 2027, after agencies secure budget approval and begin early tendering.

Tito Karnavian also urged local governments to use disaster funds for recovery, as spending rates vary widely and some areas have yet to use their allocations.

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Tito KarnavianHome Affairs Minister
For next year, we have submitted a need for approximately Rp33 trillion for all ministries and agencies. Added to that is Rp9 trillion from this year that has not been realized and transferred to ministries/agencies by the Ministry of Finance because there is too little time.
via CNN Indonesia
This master plan is for three years, 2026, 2027, 2028. It was approved by the President.
via Detik
Use it for disaster-related needs. Do not just wait for the central government.
via CNN Indonesia