JAKARTA - The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) through the Directorate General of Housing has started the construction of flats (Rusun) for the Daily Workers Council of the Protestant Church Synod in Ambon City, Maluku Province, in Multi Years Contract (MYC) starting 2023-2024.
The flats will be built with three-story building specifications, 128-person Rembunai Barak typology, equipped with furniture, including Infrastructure, Facilities and Utilities (PSU) for students.
The Director General (Dirjen) of Housing of the Ministry of PUPR, Iwan Suprijanto, hopes that the Flats for the Daily Workers Council of the Maluku Protestant Church can be useful and become a place to develop a sense of nationality and love for the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI).
"The achievement of this housing program cannot be separated from good cooperation between the central government, local governments, the community, and various other stakeholders in the housing sector," Iwan said in a press release, quoted Thursday, August 3.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Maluku Housing Provision Implementation Center (BP2P) Pither Pakabu said, as a sign of the start of the construction of the Rusun, his party had carried out the procession of laying the First Stone of the Flats of the Daily Workers Council of the Protestant Church and Sitanala Learning Center Maluku, on Sunday, July 30.
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In addition, BP2P Maluku also hopes that the Maluku Protestant Church Synod Daily Workers Council will be able to allocate an operational budget that can be used for maintenance and maintenance after the flat is completed and inhabited.
They were also asked to form flat managers. So, it can be more professional so that the age of his clothes is old.
The construction of these flats is needed to create a cultured, civilized, and uphold moral values. Thus, making a positive contribution to the achievement of President Joko Widodo's mission to build superior human resources (HR) towards advanced Indonesia.
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