JAKARTA - Economic observer at the University of Jember, Ciplis Gema Qori'ah, said that the three vice presidential candidates (cawapres) argue that in principle there are similarities in the use of budget efficiency and priority scale in development in urban areas. "The limitations of the state budget in financing urban development projects sparked the ideas and innovation of vice presidential candidates in finding easy, fast and broad financing solutions for economic, social and health improvements in urban areas," he said in Jember Regency, East Java, Saturday, December 23. According to Vice President Muhaimin Iskandar said that settlements in urban areas nearly reached 70 percent in line with urban flow urbanization and regional expansion, so that there was a need for regulation and infrastructure preparation on several things. "For example, public transportation facilities continue to be improved to reduce congestion and air pollution problems, then waste accumulation should be reduced and managed by means of a system of sorting, subtraction and processing system," he said.Cawapres number 1 also said that urban development must be evenly distributed so as to allow new urban areas to emerge by building comfortable and safe access to education, health and public transportation. In addition, urban development financing is obtained by facilitating business activities and investment flows both from outside and domestic (private).
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