Ganjar Pranowo Continues To Move Quickly To Repair Damaged Roads And Consolidate With Various Parties

JAKARTA - Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo received many proposals related to infrastructure, especially road repairs during the Musrenbang in the Jekutenglor area (Jepara, Kudus, Pati, Rembang and Blora districts), at Pendapa Rembang Regency, Thursday, March 16. The infrastructure that is widely proposed is road repair.

Rembang Regent, Abdul Hafidz said that the condition of roads in the Rembang area was heavily damaged. Admittedly, there is already a budget from the central government for repairs, but it is still lacking.

There are still many alternative roads whose conditions are damaged. Most of them are in border areas with other districts. Such as Jalan Sulang-Tritilan, the bridge connecting Jatihadi, and others. We hope for help from Pak Ganjar for this development," he said.

Proposals related to road repairs were also conveyed by the Regents of Jepara, Kudus, Pati and Blora. In addition, the construction of RTLH, poverty alleviation, and others, was also proposed.

Responding to this, Ganjar said that he had moved quickly for the handling of damaged roads.

His party has consolidated all strengths, from provinces, districts, to the central government.

"Alhamdulillah, we have been assisted. Like the road in Rembang, we finally got hundreds of billions. Hopefully it will be finished this year," he said.

Apart from Rembang, road repair assistance is also provided to other regions throughout Central Java. A total of around Rp. 1.1 trillion of assistance provided by the center for road repairs in Central Java.

"Hopefully the Musrenbang will also open our eyes, including from the DPRD so that our budget politics in the future, must be prepared to direct or anticipate a situation like that will repeat itself. So I immediately proposed it, maybe not, friends of the DPRD so that the handling will be faster. We do the APBD for faster changes. More advanced, "he explained.

On that occasion, Ganjar also conveyed that the public's proposal through e-Musrenbang had entered 14,717 proposals, with a total proposed budget of Rp22.1 trillion. Later, all the proposals will be classified as priorities.

"Later there will be a desk, technical in nature between regencies/cities, which priority is our budget. So that at that time, we will be able to find out how much of the existing capabilities, then what can be given," he said.

According to the governor, this requires a political decision. Because, it is impossible for all proposals to be executed. An average of IDR 6 trillion per year from the budget of proposals that can be made.

"But of course we don't stay silent. We will consolidate the rest with other powers. It can be the APBD, the APBDes, to the APBN. Because of course we can complete it with all collaboration," he concluded.

The regional Musrenbang held by Ganjar was held in six former residential areas in Central Java. During the Musrenbangwil implementation at the former Pati incident, a number of parties were involved. Starting from elements of officials, civil society, disability groups, children's and women's forums.