TANJUNG SELOR, Deputy Governor of North Kalimantan (Kaltara), Ingkong Ala, emphasized the importance of structuring a sustainable regional space.
This was conveyed by Deputy Governor Ingkong at the 11th Plenary Meeting regarding the submission of an Explanation Note on the Draft Regional Regulation (Ranperda) of the Regional Spatial Planning (RTRW) of Kaltara Province 2025-2045 at the Kaltara DPRD building on Monday, May 5.
"The drafting of the RTRW Regional Regulation is a strategic document that is the basis for integrated, directed, and sustainable regional spatial planning," said Deputy Governor Ingkong.
"This TRRW is a guideline for cross-sectoral and inter-regional development, as well as ensuring integrated development with environmental conservation and protection of people's rights, including indigenous peoples," he continued.
Ingkong explained that the Draft Perda RTRW 2025-2045 was prepared based on Law Number 26 of 2007 concerning Spatial Planning, taking into account the dynamics of regional development, regional potential, and long-term needs of the people of Kaltara.
"The RTRW plan has a number of strategic points including, realizing a safe, comfortable, productive, and sustainable Kaltara area. Then, providing legal certainty for the use of space for the community and the business world," he explained.
Then, align the development of industrial, agricultural, forestry, marine, and other strategic areas. As well as increasing community participation in spatial planning and supervision.
"With solid cooperation, this RTRW will be a real guide towards the development of a just and environmentally friendly Kaltara," he said.
The plenary meeting was also attended by elements of the Regional Leadership Coordination Forum (Forkopimda) of North Kalimantan Province. Assistants, expert staff, and regional apparatus heads within North Kalimantan Province, leaders of vertical agencies, leaders of BUMN and BUMD, religious leaders, community leaders, community organizations, youth organizations and women as well as NGOs.
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