The government has begun to budget for investment projects in Indonesia

The government has begun to budget for investment projects in Indonesia



The government has begun to budget for investment projects in Indonesia. Papua and Maluku will receive the largest allocation of development compared to other regions.

Coordinating Minister for the Economy Hatta Rajasa confirmed, the project investment to accelerate the program Masterplan Percepetan and Expansion of Indonesia's Economic Development (MP3EI).

"Starting next year, the distribution of project funds will be leveled MP3EI. Portion for Java will begin to be reduced. While outside Java will continue to be improved," said Hatta in his office on Thursday (27/12/2012).

According to Hatta, the realization of the project MP3EI during the year 2012 reached Rp 623.91 trillion. Of those funds, the private sector contributed the highest amount of Rp 275.64 trillion. Then followed an investment of state-owned enterprises (Rp 121.81 trillion), the government (Rp 119.14 trillion) and mixed (Rp 107.5 billion).

While the number of projects that have been realized in the year amounted to 184 projects with details of 57 projects owned, 70 private projects, 43 projects and 14 projects mixed government. "Of these funds, Rp 243 trillion for infrastructure investments such as roads, transport, energy and water," he added.

Following the realization of investment projects MP3EI the year 2012:
- Sumatra Island of Rp 127.8 trillion (corridor I)
- Rp 263.6 trillion Java
- Rp 125.3 trillion Borneo
- Sulawesi Rp 74.4 trillion - the island of Bali, NTT and NTB Rp 44.4
- Island of Papua and Maluku, North Maluku Rp 115.5 trillion

Projection of the year 2013:
- Sumatra Island of Rp 62.33 trillion (corridor I)
- Java Rp 115.74 trillion - Rp 108.878 trillion Borneo
- Sulawesi Rp 10.738 trillion
- Island of Bali, NTT and NTB Rp 43.7
- Island of Papua and Maluku, North Maluku Rp 204.45 trillion