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Dialogue on Nationalistic Insight

for the Strengthening of Nationalistic Characters

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s a developing country that still struggles with welfare issues, Indonesia pins

its hopes on young entrepreneurs to boost the nation’s economy. In order to

generate entrepreneurs with a nationalistic perspective who are concerned

about the national interests and people’s prosperity, Lemhannas RI held the batch

three of the strengthening program of nationalistic values which was followed by the

members of Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Association (HIPMI).

“The national prosperity can be achieved if the business climate is conducive

and improved”, said Prof. Dr. Ir. Budi Susilo Soepandji, DEA in his opening speech at the

event held on Monday (17/2) in the Dwi Warna Purwa Building, Lemhannas RI.

The participants of the program, as business people, basically held a strategic

position in the country’s economy to bring prosperity to the people as enshrined in

the national goals. All the efforts to achieve the goals are based on the national values,

norms, conceptions, and insight of the Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution, the unitary

state of the Republic of Indonesia and Unity in Diversity principle.

The one-week program young featured resource persons that, among others,

included the head of Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Minister of

Trade, Minister of Industry, Coordinating Minister for People’s Welfare, Coordinating

Minister for the Economy, Governor of DKI Jakarta and many others.

Budi Susilo Soepandji hoped for the participants to develop anticipatory, cooperative

and synergistic attitude for the interests of the people and for them to play an active role

and reaffirm their commitment to solving the nation’s problems in a professional and

proportionate manner. They were also expected to develop a comprehensive, integral and

holistic point of view, which was based on nationalistic values, for the sake of sustainable

economic development and improvement of people’s welfare.

The program was intended to strengthen the understanding of the participants

of the four basic national consensus. Apart from educating the players in the economic

sector, for the fiscal year 2014, Lemhannas RI also has other programs intended for

legislative candidates, presidential candidates, doctors, youth and other stakeholders.

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Nationalistic Young Entrepeneurs Give Hope to National Economy

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2 Nationalistic Young Entrepeneurs Give Hope to National Economy

4 The Development of Strategic Environment Should be Understood

Comprehensively

5 Chairman of Labkurtannas Reports the 2013 Study Results

9Job Transfer and Promotion Signify Employees’ Regeneration

10Students of Prof. Dr. Moestopo University Visits Lemhannas RI

3Lemhannas RI Conducts Study on the Impacts of Exploitation of Mining

Resources

6-7 Dialogue on Nationalistic Insight for the Strengthening of

Nationalistic Characters

8The Spirit Behind March 1, 1949 All-out Attack Should Serve as Lesson to

Improve Work Performance

11Seeking Solutions and Preparing Strategy for the Implementation of

BPJS Health

12The Role of Public Relations in Bureaucratic Reform Acceleration

Movement

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Lemhannas RI Conducts Study on the Impacts of Exploitation of Mining Resources

s a nation with abundant natural wealth, Indonesia has

always attracted attention of many foreign companies

aiming to explore its potentially profitable natural resources.

However, there is growing concern about their contributions to the

national economy which are deemed as not yet significant.

In order to optimize the added value of the natural resouces

exploitation to the national economy, there needs to be effective and

efficient strategies in the management of natural resources. In that

regard, Lemhannas RI held an ongoing study with the theme “the

Impacts of Exploitation of Mining Resources on National Value-Added

Economy in the Framework of National Resilience”.

The Focus Group Discussion, which was a preliminary to

the ongoing study, was opened by the Deputy for Strategic Study

Inspector General of Police Boy Salamuddin on Tuesday (18/2) on the

3rd Floor, West Wing of Astagatra Building, Lemhannas RI.

The discussion was moderated by Senior Analyst in Science and

Technology of Lemhannas RI Ir. Kurdinanto Sarah, M.Sc. The resource

persons at the event were Senior Researcher in Environmental

Management from the University of Padjadjaran Dr. Rer. Nat. H.M.

Fani Cahyandito, S.E., M.Sc., Deputy II for Environmental Pollution

Control M.R Karliansyah, Director General of Mineral and Coal from

the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Dr. Ir. R. Sukhyar, and

President Director of PT Freeport Rozik B. Soetjipto.

The panelists at the Forum included Chairman of the Indonesian

Mineral Entrepreneurs Association Poltak O.P. Sitanggang, Professional

Expert in Natural Resource Wealth of Lemhannas RI Rear Admiral

(Ret.) Bambang Daryanto, S.H., S.Pi., Professional Expert in Economic

Affairs of Lemhannas RI Dr. Rosita S. Noor, M.A., Professional Expert

in Geography of Lemhannas RI Dr. Djoharis Lubis, M.Sc., Professional

Expert in Economic Affairs Dr. Panutan Sakti, S. S.E., MT. Akt, and

Director of Economic Study of the Office of the Deputy for Strategic

Studies of Lemhannas RI Brigadier General Heboh Susanto.

In his written speech, Inspector General of Police Boy

Salamuddin hoped that the Focus Group Discussion would come up

with excellent inputs and suggestions from the speakers and experts

which would later, he continued, be used to enrich the study papers

being prepared comprehensively by an ad hoc team.


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eing situated at a crossroads

location, Indonesia has never

been free from the influence of

dynamic environment, both at the regional

and global level. Therefore, Lemhannas

RI periodically conducts a study on the

development of strategic environment.

Such studies are aimed at developing a

common understanding and interpretation

in anticipating the bad influence and threats

of the dynamics of the strategic environment

to the nation.

On Thursday (20/2), a Roundtable

Discussion was held in order to

discuss the theme “Development

of Strategic Environment of the Year 2014”

on the 4th Floor, West Wing of Astagatra

Building, Lemhannas RI.

The event opened by the Governor of

Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr. Budi Susilo Soepandji,

DEA featured key speakers, namely sociologist

from the University of Indonesia Prof. Dr.

Paulus Wirutomo, S.H., M.Sc., observer of

agricultural economy Dr. Enny Sri Hartati,

and Deputy for the Utilization of Science and

Technology from the Ministry of Research and

Technology Dr. Ir. Pariatmono.

The panelists at the event were political

observer from the Indonesian Institute

of Sciences (LIPI) Prof. Dr. Siti Zuhro, M.A.,

Director of Energy Research Center from

the University of Indonesia Prof. Dr. Ir. Iwa

Garniwa, intelligence observer Dr. Wawan

H. Purwanto, Expert Professional in National

Resilience of Lemhannas RI Maj. Gen. (Ret.)

Lumban Sianipar, S.I.P. and Senior Analyst in

Leadership of Lemhannas RI Maj. Gen. Hari

Mulyono.

The study on the strategic environment

takes an understanding of the past and

present in order to know the trend of

environment development in the future. The

comprehensive understanding and insight

about the subject were reflected in the

speakers’ presentations during the discussion.

This discussion was expected to provide

the participants with new insights regarding

the development of strategic environment

in 2014 and its trends and impacts on the

national interest.

The Development of Strategic Environment Should be Understood Comprehensively


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ational Resilience Measurement Laboratory

(Labkurtannas) presented, each year, the results of

its studies in front of faculty members and structural

officials of Lemhannas RI.

The event, themed “Report of the 2013 Results of Studies

of the National Resilience Measurement Laboratory and Its

Implementation in Public Policies Simulation for Participants of

51st and 52nd Regular Educational Course Programs”, was opened

by the Governor of Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr. Ir. Budi Susilo Soepandji,

DEA on Wednesday (5/3) on the 4th Floor, West Wing of Astagatra


Later on, the Chairman of Labkurtannas Prof. Dr.

Miyasto described the methodology and the results of the

measurements of Indonesia’s national resilience in terms

of various aspects, namely geography, natural resources,

demography, ideology, politics, economy, socio-culture,

defense and security.

Prof. Miyasto explained that in the last four years until 2013,

the index score of national resilience, in general, saw an increase

despite the less tough condition shown in the same spectrum. In

2011, the index of national resilience showed an increase from the

previous score of 2.43 in 2010 to 2.44 in the following year. It went

down in the following year to 2.43, but rose again in 2013 to 2.47.

Furthermore, the Chairman of Labkurtannas, in his

presentation, also publicized data on strategic issues that developed

in Indonesia during the year 2013. These issues included poverty

and unemployment, wealth inequality, economic dependence, and

the issues related to conflicts in border areas.

In his speech, the Governor of Lemhannas RI expected the

faculty members of Lemhannas RI, the deputy offices of Lemhannas

RI and the participants of the educational course programs

of Lemhannas RI to make the best use of those results in their

discussions and policy simulation.

Chairman of Labkurtannas

Reports the 2013 Study Results


Source : Labkurtannas

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n 2014, Indonesian people, again, elect their leaders and

representatives who will occupy legislative and executive

seats. All the Indonesian people certainly hope to have

leaders who are able to identify the nation’s problems, to find

solutions and solve the problems for the next five years.

In order to help formulate and recommend solutions

for Indonesian leaders, Lemhannas RI invited bureaucrats,

practitioners, academics, and politicians to a forum called

“Dialogue on Nationalistic Insight for National Leaders for the Year

2014” which was held on the 3rd Floor, East Wing of Panca Gatra


The event was opened by the Governor of Lemhannas

RI Prof. Dr. Budi Susilo Soepandji, DEA on Thursday (6/3). At the

opening ceremony, which was held at the Dwi Warna Purwa

Building of Lemhannas RI, Budi Susilo Soepandji expressed that the

nationalistic foundation, upon which the pluralism as developed

by the founding fathers was based on, was currently drifting away

from the noble values of national identity Pancasila. According to

him, the democratic life that the next generation sought to develop

had unwittingly gone against the spirit of mutual cooperation,

which was the true character of the Indonesian people. It was also

the reason why Lemhannas RI brought together participants who

came from diverse backgrounds at the forum in order to discuss

and analyze various national problems and provide input for the

maintaining of the integrity of the Unitary State of the Republic of

Indonesia.

Budi Susilo Soepandji conveyed that the dialogue was used

as a brainstorming activity aiming to find the right solution for

political, economic, socio-culture, defence and security issues in

order to develop Indonesia to become one of the world’s largest

economies by 2030. “It is deemed necessary for the institution

to share views with stakeholders who play a strategic role in

determining the nation’s future with regard to the strengthening

of nationalistic insight, as a contribution to the development of a

democratic life, which is ethical, civilized and dignified”, he added.

The dialogue was held in three phases, namely, Phase

I (6 March 2014) for brainstorming activity and establishing

the common understanding of the concept of nationalistic

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insight through presentations delivered by

professional experts of Lemhannas RI Maj.

Gen. (Ret.) E. Imam Maksudi, Maj. Gen. (Ret.)

Dr. I Putu Sastra Wingarta, S.I.P., and Maj. Gen.

(Ret.) Lumban Sianipar, S.I.P.

Later on, the Phase II was held on

March 11 to 13 featuring Prof. Ikrar Nusa

Bhakti, Prof. Dr. Saldi Isra and Senior Lecturer

in Politics and Citizenship of Lemhannas RI

Kisnu Haryo, SH, MA as resource persons for

the political session. Meanwhile the speakers

in the economic session were the Chairman

of Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and

Industry Suryo Bambang Sulistio, Prof. Dr.

Miyasto, Senior Lecturer in Natural Resource

Wealth of Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr. Jana

Tjahyana Anggadireja, MS, Apt. And Senior

Lecturer in Economy of Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr.

H. Didin S. Damanhuri, S.E., MS, DEA.

The Phase III, which took place on

March 18 to 20, featured Senior Lecturer in

Socio-cultural Affairs Prof. Dr. Njaju Jenny M.T.

Hardjatno for the socio-cultural sesion while

the defense and security session was filled

by Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Kiki Syahnakri and Prof. DR.

Farouk Muhammad Saleh.

The dialogue became more dynamic

with the presence of the Secretary General of

the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy

Drs. Ukus Kuswara, MM, Commander of the

Indonesian Armed Forces (TNI) Dr. Moeldoko,

Deputy Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral

Hari Wibowo and Commandant of Naval

Command and Staff College Rear Admiral

Dr. D.A. Mamahit. Apart from Metro TV and

TV One which covered the event in their

programs, some sessions of the event was

also broadcast live by TVRI.




emhannas RI held a monthly flag ceremony on Monday

(17/3) at its central courtyard. The flag ceremony, which was

attended by all employees of Lemhannas RI, was led by the

Governor of Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr. Ir. Budi Susilo Soepandji, DEA

who acted as the inspector of the ceremony.

In his remarks, Budi Susilo Soepandji recalled the March 1 All-

out Attack by the Indonesian fighters 65 years ago. He conveyed

that the ceremony participants should learn a lesson from the

spirit behind the all-out attack, which were about persistence and

sacrifice for the nation.

In today’s context, Indonesian people, amid fierce competition

among nations, must have and develop persistence, determination

and spirit of sacrifice so that the country can anticipate and deal

with potential threats and problems faced in the future.

As an interpretation of the historical event, Budi Susilo

Soepandji conveyed that such persistence, determination and spirit

of sacrifice must be reflected in the carrying out of the basic duties

and functions in Lemhannas RI.

As an institution which continues to develop nationalistic

values and spirit, Lemhannas RI has a moral obligation to implement

and disseminate nationalistic value and spirit of any historical

events.

Budi Susilo Soepandji also reminded the ceremony

participants of the huge attention of the government and the

people to the institution’s performance. Therefore, he called on all

heads of work units to actively monitor the their budget absorption

and program targets.

He also called on all the members of Lemhannas RI to

provide good service and make a good preparation for successful

implementation of the institution’s programs, such as the 51st

Regular Educational Course Program, the Focus Group Discussion,

the strengthening program of nationalistic insight as well as the

dialogues on nationalistic insight.

With regard to the general election held on 9 April 2014, Budi

Susilo Soepandji concluded his speech by reminding all members

of Lemhannas RI to maintain neutrality and exercise their right to

vote with responsibility in order to develop a healthy democracy

through ethical and dignified general elections.

The flag ceremony was attended by Deputy Gov ernor, Prime

Secretary, Deputies, Structural Officials of Lemhannas RI as well as

Faculty Members of Lemhannas RI.

The Spirit Behind March 1, 1949 All-out Attack Should Serve as Lesson to Improve Work Performance



Job Transfer and Promotion Signify Employees’ Regeneration

ob transfer and promotion are normal and usual cycle in the

life of an institution. The replacement of personnel is aimed

at strengthening and enhancing the institutional capacity. In

that regard, Lemhannas RI needs to foster employee regeneration at

the level of echelons I, II, III and IV officials in order to anticipate the

increasingly dynamic work challenges.

Job Handover and Inauguration of Echelons I, II, III and IV Officials

Taking place at the Nusantara lobby of the Trigatra Building of

Lemhannas RI, the Deputy Governor of Lemhannas RI Air Marshal Dede

Rusamsi, S.E. inaugurated 15 officials, consisting of 4 Echelon II officials,

10 Echelon III officials and 1 Echelon IV official. Meanwhile, farewell was

also held for 2 echelon II officials, 2 Echelon III officials and 1 Echelon IV

official who got new assignments outside of Lemhannas RI.

Three of the inaugurated officials are new in the organizational

structure of Lemhannas RI, namely Colonel Cavalry Sudibyo, S.E. who

serves as the Chief of Cooperation Bureau, Colonel Nav Yoyok Yekti

Setiyono who serves as the Chief of Planning and Finance Bureau,

Lieutenant Colonel Cku Bambang Sudjatmiko, S.E. who serves as Head

of Finance Division of the Planning and Finance Bureau and Naval

Commander (K) dr. Reynold Lukman S., MBA, MARS who serves as Head

of the Employee Health Sub-Division of the General Affairs Bureau.

The Lemhannas RI officials who got new assignments outside

of Lemhannas RI were Air Commander Ir. M. Agus Mustafa, M.Sc. who

would serve as the Head of Information and Data Processing Center,

Commodore Sulistiyanto, M.Sc. who would serve as the Commandant

of the Sea Operations Education Command, Naval Captain (T) Ir.

Supriyadi Slamet, S.M., M.Sc. as Field-grade Military Officer of the

Military Headquarters, Colonel Infantry Karmin Suharna, S.I.P. as the

Field-grade Military Officer at the Headquarters Detachment of the

Army Headquarters and Naval Commander (K) dr. Yowono Dwiatmo as

the Field-grade Military Officer of the Naval Headquarters. Governor of

Lemhannas RI, in his written speech read by Dede Rusamsi, expressed

his appreciation and gratitude for the services of the departing officials

during their tenure in Lemhannas RI.

Job Handover and Inauguration of Echelon I Officials

In the following week, on Monday (17/3), four general-grade

military officers were inaugurated and sworn into office. A farewell

was also held for two general-grade military officers who got new

assignments outside of Lemhannas RI and for three general-grade

military officers who were going into retirement.

The four inaugurated military officers are Brig. Gen. (Mar) Lukman

Sofyan who would serve as Senior Analyst in National Archipelagic

Concept, Air Commander Eddy Yuwono who would serve as Senior

Analyst in Ideology, Brig. Gen. Toto Rinanto Sudjiman who would

serve as Senior Lecturer in National Vigilance and Air Commander

Muh. Yunus who would serve as Senior Analyst in Demography.

The two departing high-ranking military officers were Rear Admiral

Sugeng Darmawan, S.E. who would serve as Personnel Assistant of the

Commander of National Armed Forces and Rear Admiral Djoko Teguh

Wahojo who would serve as Personnel Assistant of Navy Chief of Staff.

The Governor of Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr. Budi Susilo Soepandji, DEA

conveyed his remarks to the newly inaugurated officials that being the

faculty members of Lemhannas RI, they held a key role in the successful

implementation of the education and study programs of Lemhannas RI.

On the opportunity, Budi Susilo Soepandji also conveyed his

gratitude and high appreciation to Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Djumadi and Maj.

Gen. (Ret.) Edy Susanto, and Air Vice Marshal (Ret.) L. Tony Susanto,

Rear Admiral Sugeng Darmawan, S.E. and Rear Admiral Djoko Teguh

Wahojo for their services in Lemhannas RI.

“With all the potentials that you have as well as the trust given

to you by the state, I am hoping that you would always improve your

performance so that the quality of teaching and study in this institution

becomes increasingly better”, said Budi Susilo Soepandji in his speech.Photo : PR Bureau of Lemhannas RI



tudents majoring in International

Relations from the Prof. Dr.

Moestopo University made a visit to

Lemhannas RI on Thursday (13/3).

The visiting students were received

directly by the Chief of Public Relations

Bureau of Lemhannas RI Commodore E.

Estu Prabowo and Chief of Cooperation

Bureau of Lemhannas RI Colonel Kav

Sudibyo at the Mini Auditorium, 3rd Floor,

Asta Gatra Building.

Before coming to Lemhannas RI, the

students had also paid a visit to the World

Bank and Interpol. All those visits were an

initiative of the students themselves as

they wished to get first-hand experience

from various national and international

institutions which would make them more

well-prepared for life after college.

On the opportunity, Estu Prabowo

explained to the students the general

profile of Lemhannas RI, ranging from the

historical background, vision and missions

to the long-term goals of the institution,

which gave the students a thorough

understanding of the basic duties and

functions as well as the roles of Lemhannas

RI in education, research and strengthening

of nationalistic values.

Furthermore, the Chief of Cooperation

Bureau Sudibyo explained the cooperation

in Lemhannas RI, particularly the one that

it established and maintained with other

countries. In 2014, Lemhannas RI has

established a cooperation with a German

institution and a Malaysian university.

The high enthusiasm of the students

were demonstrated during the question

and answer session. The students even

expressed their big hope for Lemhannas RI

to continue developing and strengthening

national resilience, either in terms of the

education of national-level leaders and

cadres, strategic studies which will result in

policy recommendation for the president,

or in the strengthening of nationalistic

values for all national components.

The visit was ended with the students

group leader presenting a plaque to

Lemhannas RI. Estu Prabowo hoped that

with the increased knowledge of the

students about Lemhannas RI, more young

people would be encouraged to join the

institution and help bring Lemhannas RI to

become a world-class institution in the year

2025.

Students of Prof. Dr. Moestopo University Visits

Lemhannas RI


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he Social Security Organizing

Body (BPJS) has now replaced

several social security institutions

in Indonesia, which are state-owned health

insurance firm (PT. ASKES) which was turned

into Social Security Organizing Body (BPJS)

for Health Sector and Workers Insurance

Company (PT. JAMSOSTEK) which was turned

into BPJS for Manpower Sector.

The BPJS for Health Sector is basically

tasked with fulfilling the constitutional right

of every citizen to have a social security

scheme and provide a guarantee of social

protection and welfare for all Indonesian

people in the form of national health

insurance.

The quality of services of the BPJS

for Health Sector, as revealed during

a Roundtable Discussion which was

organized by the Directorate of Social

and Cultural Studies of the Deputy Office

for Strategic Studies of Lemhannas RI,

still needs to be futher improved. The

event held on Wednesday (19/3) raised

the theme “Improving the Quality of

Health Services through BPJS in Order

to Improve Competitiveness of Human

Resources in the Context of National

Resilience”.

Held on the 4th Floor of Astagatra

Building in Lemhannas RI, the event was

opened by Prof. Dr. Budi Susilo Soepandji,

DEA. In his opening remark, the Governor

conveyed that health was one of the

elements of social welfare which ought

to be provided, in line with the ideals

and purposes of Indonesia’s national

development. The state’s commitment in

providing health insurance is set out in the

1945 Constitution, particularly in Article 28a,

Article 34 paragraph 2, and the Law No. 40

of 2004.

However, the BPJS, as a new system,

is still fraught with many obstacles in

its implementation in providing health

insurance scheme to all citizens, including

the lack of comprehensive regulations

to anticipate the technical aspects of

the implementation, the people’s lack of

awareness of the duties and functions of BPJS

and the lack of facilities and infrastructure

needed for such a program.

It is feared that such obstacles will

hinder the achievement of the ultimate goal

of the implementation of the national health

insurance, which is to reduce the mortality

rate. Moreover, there has been an increase

in the number of patients which are not yet

matched with the increase in facilities and

infrastructure of the hospitals.

Seeking a solution to these problems,

Lemhannas RI conducted a study on the

optimalization of the role of BPJS by inviting

experts, bureaucrats, health practitioners

and health observers through a roundtable

discussion. The keynote speakers were

Deputy Minister of Health Dr. Ali Ghufron

Mukti, M.Sc., Ph.D; President Director of

Social Security Provider Dr. dr. Fachmi Idris,

M.Kes, and the Indonesian Consumers

Foundation for Health (YPKKI) dr. Marius

Widjajarta, S.E.

While the panelists at the event

included the General Chairman of Indonesian

Medical Doctors Association dr. Zainal

Abidin, M.H; President Director of Jakarta

Islamic Hospital dr. Prastowo Sidi Pramono,

SpA; Prof. Budi Hidayat, SKM., MPPM., Ph.D

from the Faculty of Public Health of the

University of Indonesia; Senior Analyst in

Economic Affairs of Lemhannas RI Prof. Dr.

Miyasto, SU., and the Head of Cipto Mangun

Kusumo Hospital Dr. dr. Czeresna Heriawan

Soejono, Sp. PD; Head of Gatot Subroto

Hospital Brig. Gen dr. Douglas S. Umboh,

MARS and Head of Police Medical and Health

Center Brig. Gen. Dr. Arthur Tampi.

At the end of the event, the Governor

of Lemhannas RI conveyed some emphasis

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Seeking Solutions and Preparing Strategy for the

Implementation of BPJS Health


12 || Newsletter || 56th Edition, March 2014

he Ministry of the Empowerment of State Apparatus and

Bureucratic Reforms (PANRB), through the Deputy Minister

Ministry PANRB Eko Prasojo, opened the Forum of the

Government Public Relations Coordinating Body (Bakohumas) on

Tuesday, March 11, 2014.

The seminar held at the Sahid Hotel, Jakarta, was attended by

about 105 public relations officials from ministries and government

institutions, including those from the National Resilience Institute of

the Republic of Indonesia (Lemhannas RI).

On the occasion, Eko Prasojo said that the role of public relations

was very important in accelerating bureaucratic reform. According to

him, many people and stakeholders still did not fully know yet about

bureaucratic reform. Therefore, it was the role of the government

public relations, both in ministries, government institutions, or local

governments, he added, to spread the word about the bureaucratic

reform movement to the stakeholders and community.

Anyone belonging to the Government Public Relations

Coordinating Body (Bakohumas) is expected to have a common

perception of the bureaucratic reform. Right now, there is no any other

choice but to carry out the bureaucratic reform which will determine

the future of the nation, said the Secretary of the Empowerment of

State Apparatus and Bureucratic Reforms (PANRB) Tasdik Kinanto in

his speech at the closing of the Bakohumas seminar with the theme

Bureaucratic Reform Acceleration Movement, in Jakarta.

The movement of bureaucratic reform should be further

accelerated so that Indonesian bureaucracy is not left behind by

other countries. To that end, a huge commitment is needed of all

elements of the nation, including from public relations officials that

should be at the forefront of reform. “If the reform fails, the fate of the

nation will be at stake!” affirmed Tasdik.

Tasdik likened bureaucracy to a train that was required to run

fast so that it would not be left running behind by another train.

“Trains that become damaged need to be repaired immediately, right

from the front carriage to the last”, he said.

Therefore, Lemhannas RI, as one of the government institutions,

has also carried out bureaucratic reform in its organization in order to

create good governance in performing its basic duties and functions,

including the mission to bring it to a world-class institution level.

The Role of Public

Relations in Bureaucratic

Reform Acceleration

MovementPhoto : Menpan.go.id

on the issue. According to him, BPJS had a

strategic significance which might affect the

national resilience with regard to the drug

crisis being faced by hospitals and the open

possibility for private/foreign investors to

invest in Indonesia with capital composition

of up to 70%. “We should not bow to pressure

from the “global godfather” he said, adding

that drugs were a strategic commodity

that could undermine national resilience

if controlled by foreign parties. Doctors,

paramedical officers and government

need to sit together to find solutions to the

problems of health workers shortage.

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