The National Police Chief Targets 1,500 SPPG Polri to Operate by 2026

JAKARTA - The Indonesian National Police (Polri) targets as many as 1,500 Police Nutrition Fulfillment Service Units (SPPG) to operate fully by 2026. The target was conveyed during the inauguration and groundbreaking of 1,179 SPPG and 18 police food security warehouses.

National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo stated that the expansion of SPPG is part of the commitment of the National Police in supporting the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) Program, as well as expanding access to nutrition services for the public throughout Indonesia.

"In 2026, the National Police targets to continue construction to reach 1,500 SPPGs throughout Indonesia. However, if there are further instructions from the President, we will adjust," Listyo said at the inauguration of the National Police SPPG food security warehouse in West Jakarta, Friday (13/2/2026).

The National Police Chief explained that currently the National Police has 1,179 SPPG, consisting of 411 units that have been operational, 162 units in the operational preparation phase, 499 units in the construction process and are targeted to be completed in March 2026, and 107 units in the groundbreaking phase.

If all the SPPGs are operational, the facility is projected to be able to serve 2,947,500 beneficiaries and absorb 58,950 workers.

"If all SPPGs are operational, it is projected to provide benefits for 2,947,500 people and absorb 58,950 workers," said Listyo.

He emphasized that the development of SPPG not only focuses on quantity, but also quality and equity. This is realized, among other things, through the construction of 33 SPPG units in the lagging, leading, and outermost (3T) regions, as well as the implementation of location surveys in Papua Mountains, West Papua, and Central Papua.

"This is a manifestation of the commitment of the National Police in supporting the equitable access to nutritional services to the regions," he said.

Apart from the construction of SPPG, the National Police also strengthened supporting infrastructure through the construction of 18 food security warehouses in 12 Polda. The National Police targets the number of food security warehouses to increase to 28 units by 2026.

With a target of 1,500 SPPG by 2026, the National Police is optimistic that the program can strengthen national food security while improving people's nutritional quality.

"This step is being taken to expand the reach of nutritional fulfillment services and ensure that more people have access to nutritious food," he concluded.

For information, the SPPG Polri program aims to improve children's nutritional status, prevent malnutrition, and support the growth and development of the younger generation.