PDIP Asks Pramono Nego To The Ministry Of Finance Regarding The Cutdown Of Transfer Funds Of IDR 15 Trillion

DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung in the East Jakarta area, Tuesday (21/10/2025). BETWEEN/Lifia Mawaddah Putri.

JAKARTA - Secretary of the PDIP faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Dwi Rio Sambodo, asked DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung and his staff to negotiate with the Ministry of Finance regarding cutting transfer funds to the regions (TKD).

The reduction in transfer funds which includes profit-sharing funds (DBH) from the central government to Jakarta in 2026 amounting to IDR 15 trillion to only IDR 11 trillion.

"We found that there was a reduction in regional transfers of IDR 919 trillion to IDR 693 trillion, meaning that there was a reduction in TKD of IDR 226 trillion, and we found an impact of approximately IDR 15 trillion. Well, this is certainly very, very difficult because after all this will affect regional fiscals," said Rio, Wednesday, October 22.

If possible, according to Rio, the cut value could be reduced so that year transfer funds could be higher than Rp11 trillion.

"According to us, we must also have an attitude to carry out at least negotiations on this when the draft policy is to be issued," said Rio.

Rio revealed that the TKD cutting policy negotiations were carried out by local governments in the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY). According to him, the local government's steps could influence the transfer budget policy.

"Well, why did DKI Jakarta not do and take such a path? This is of course very, very related to the interests of development management in Jakarta," he said.

As previously reported, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government predicts that the cutting of transfer funds to the regions (TKD) from the central government will not only last for one year or only in the 2026 budget. Head of the DKI Jakarta Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) Atika Nur Rahmania revealed that it could be a decrease in TKD to long-term dynamics.

"Asumsinya, perubahan ini tidak hanya terjadi pada tahun 2026 saja, tetapi berpotensi untuk terjadi selama 5 tahun ke depan," kata Atika dalam rapat Badan Budgan DPRD DKI Jakarta dan Tim Anggaran Pemerintah Daerah (TAPD) DKI di gedung DPRD DKI Jakarta, Senin, 20 Oktober.

Therefore, Atika admitted that her party had to adjust the regional planning approach through two main strategies, namely changes in shopping behavior to be more efficient and measurable, as well as exploration of new fiscal sources.

"The strategy to be able to absorb the decline is to emphasize three things. The first is efficiency. The second is shifting. The third is creative financing," said Atika.