The Directorate General of Treasury (DJPb) of Bengkulu Province said that the realization of the distribution of the Physical Special Allocation Fund (DAK) reached Rp861.8 billion or 92.4 percent of the ceiling of Rp932.7 billion.
"The distribution of physical DAK is quite good this year. But with a note, it will be repaired next year and try to use the ceiling as a Contract Draft (RK) 100 percent, from RK to a contract, try to get 100 percent," said Head of the Bengkulu Provincial DJPb Regional Office Syarwan quoted from Antara, Monday, December 26.
With the distribution of physical DAK 2022 which has not yet reached 100 percent, he requested that distribution in 2023 be maximized again, and even 100 percent of the budget ceiling can be absorbed.
Therefore, the local government (Pemda) must continue to coordinate with the relevant ministries so that the distribution of physical DAK 2023 can be 100 percent.
He said the absorption of the 2022 Physical DAK in each local government in Bengkulu was distributed by an average of about 90 percent of the ceiling provided by the central government.
Thus, as much as Rp25 billion of the physical DAK budget in 2022 cannot be distributed.
Regarding budget procurement in 2023, it can be adjusted to the provisions of budget ceilings such as through general auctions, limited auctions or also through e-catalogs.
"For local governments, please, if possible, don't just rely on e-catalog, because the average e-catalog appears in April. This means that if we wait for the e-catalog, then we will absorb it in April and this is our common concern. So please friends from the local government to immediately absorb the budget at the beginning of the year," said Syarwan.
The details of the distribution of physical DAK 2022 in Bengkulu Province are around Rp53.3 billion in North Bengkulu Regency or 94.9 percent of the 53.4 billion ceiling, South Bengkulu Regency Rp84 billion or 97 percent of the Rp84.3 billion ceiling.
Then, Rejang Lebong Regency around Rp59.8 billion or 96.4 percent of the Rp59.9 billion ceiling, Seluma Regency Rp68.1 billion or 93.2 percent of the Rp67.7 billion ceiling.
Furthermore, Kaur Regency is around Rp64.3 billion or 85.2 percent of the Rp64.6 billion ceiling, Mukomuko Regency is Rp53.8 billion or 74.5 percent of the Rp65.8 billion ceiling, Lebong Regency is Rp70 billion or 88.2 percent of the Rp70.3 billion ceiling.
Kepahiang Regency is around IDR 62.6 billion or 95.3 percent of the total ceiling of IDR 62.6 billion, Central Bengkulu Regency IDR 94.9 billion or 97.7 percent of the ceiling of IDR 95 billion, and Bengkulu City IDR 43.6 billion or 91.5 percent of the ceiling of IDR 43.6 billion.
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