Emphasizing The Importance Of Inter-Village Coordination, Ganjar Promise Ganjar Makes Bureaucratic Services Easier

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo: ANTARA)

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo emphasized the importance of coordination between villages to complete village development, especially related to infrastructure.

"Coordination between regions or between villages is important. The village axis road connects between villages because it connects between villages, so we have used village funds to reach the area. Later the next village, the next village too," said Ganjar on the sidelines of a working visit in Nyemoh Village, Bringin District, Semarang Regency, Saturday, January 28.

This was conveyed by Ganjar in response to the aspirations regarding the construction of the village axis road that connects the Nyemoh Village area with Tempuran Village, but it is not resolved.

"Yes, that's the aspiration of the people from the residents, the village axis road is not finished. This is a matter of regulations that usually local governments like to be afraid, so just use the village funds, the lack of money will ask for district assistance, the lack of money asking for help from the provincial government," he said.

According to Ganjar, the shift in the allocation of aid funds can be done and he will give permission as long as the use of aid funds is really for the benefit of the community.

Ganjar wants bureaucratic services to be made easier so that services to the community can be maximized. "Whether this can be shifted, because this is important for community services, later we will allow it. Actually, bureaucratic patterns that make it easier must be encouraged, must be reformed," he said, quoted from ANTARA.

The number one person in Central Java also requested that the completion of the village axis road construction be planned together with neighboring villages. Through careful planning carried out jointly, Ganjar continued, mutual cooperation in building inter-village infrastructure can be completed.

"Well, it's just a matter of planning to do it in good coordination so that one segment is completed completely. In full, if there is a regulation that says it is not right, the allocations that were originally planned are not for the region, it can actually be suggested to be shifted," he said.