Komite Pemantauan Pelaksanaan Otonomi DaerahRegional Autonomy Watch

As a follow up of a National Seminar, “Safe the Regional Autonomy”, held by KPEN (National Economic Recovery Committ ee), CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies), and LPEM-FEUI (Institute for Economic and

Social Research, Faculty of Economics University of Indonesia) at 7th of December, 2000, the said agencies intensively discussed and agreed upon establishment of an independent agency to monitor implementation of regional autonomy that was then named Regional Autonomy Watch Committ ee (KPPOD).

In its development, some other agencies have joined through participation of their leader fi gures as founding fathers: Prasetiya Mulya Business School, The Jakarta Post, Bisnis Indonesia, and Suara Pembaruan newspapers. Looking at the background of the founder agencies, it can be said that KPPOD is born as an experimental result of cooperation between business sector, academics, and mass media as three important pillars in social life in Indonesia at present.

KPPOD at a glance

As a base of thinking to inspire its professional works, KPPOD values decentralisation and regional autonomy as the policies that are aimed to change government management structure from centralism to decentralism, and at the same time shifting the development patt ern that is dominated by the State to such condition that provides more openly, opportunities to communities and private sectors. Therefore, every government policy should refl ect a real commitment to encourage involvement of the society and private sector in regional development.

Regarding areas of issue, KPPOD focuses its monitoring on every matt ers pertaining to policies and public services in the economy and decentralisation policy/regional autonomy in general. Through the use of multi-perspective approach (economy, politics, law, and public administration), KPPOD conducts study, advocacy, and technical assistance for quality improvement, economic management, and democratic governance practices in the regions.

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Vision & Mission

KPPOD participates in realising economic development for people’s welfare through promotion of conducive business climate all over Indonesia.

KPPOD analyses, assess, and provide inputs for policy making and for implementation of regional autonomy by Central and Regional Governments in National economic development.

Issue Areas

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

REGIONAL ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE REGIONAL FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE

Business Regulation ReformTo encourage deregulation through rationalisation of number and/or kinds of business permits and levies (tax/retribution) in the regions.

Licensing Bureaucracy ReformTo encourage de-bureaucratization through effi ciency of business licensing process by the One Gate Integrated Service Agency (PTSP) at the region.

Decentralization and Fiscal ManagementStudy and advocacy in fi scal decentralization policy that support regional self-reliance and improvement of fi nancial governance quality in the region (APBD) that are pro-economic growth and people’s welfare.

Other Regional Autonomy Strategic IssuesCreation of new region (province/regency), inter-region cooperation, regional development plan, election of local government head, etc.

Organization Management KPPOD 2015-2019

Sofj an Wanandi,Sri Mulyani Indrawati,M. Hadi Soesastro (the late),Aburizal Bakrie,Bambang Brodjonegoro,Djisman Simandjuntak,Susanto Pudjomartono,Anton J. Supit,Bambang Sujagad,Sjarifuddin,Aco Manafe (the late).

Founders Advisory Board

Supervisory Board

Executive Board

Sofj an Wanandi(Chairperson)

Suryadi Sasmita(Member)

Djisman Simandjuntak(Chairperson)

Meidyatama Suryodiningrat(Member)

Arif Budisusilo (Member)

P. Agung Pambudhi(Chairperson)

Robert A. Simandjuntak(Vice Chairperson I)

I. Kadek Dian Sutrisna Artha(Vice Chairperson II)

Anton J. Supit(Treasurer)

Robert Na Endi Jaweng(Secretary)

Structure Secretariat KPPOD

Offi ce Management

1. Maria Regina R.B. (Administration)2. Eka Sukmana (Finance)3. Winantyo (IT & Documentation)4. Agus Salim (General Aff air)

Program Management

1. Boedi Rheza (Program Offi cer)2. Tities Eka Agustine (Program Offi cer)3. Herman N. Suparman (Program Offi cer)4. M. Yudha Prawira (Program Offi cer)5. Aisyah Nurrul Jannah (Program Offi cer)6. Dea Nuriry Sadat (Program Offi cer)

Executive DirectorRobert Na Endi Jaweng

Program & Activities 2001-Now

THEME/ACTIVITY TOPIC WORKING PARTNER PERIOD

Supporting Regulatory Reform Through Evaluation on the Implementation of Business Licensing Deregulation to Improve Ease of Doing Business in Indonesia

(FCO)-British Embassy June'16-Mar'17

Stepping Up Investments for Growth Acceleration (ADB) Asian Development Bank April-Dec'16

Core Funding for Policy Research Institute(Second Year)

KSI (Knowledge Sector Initiative) July'15-Mar'17

Research and Advocacy on Local Economic Development at the District Level with a Focus on Mainstreaming the pro-poor Economic Growth in Eastern Indonesia FORD Foundation May’15-Sept’16

Streamlining Business Licenses/Permits at Local Level (FCO)-British Embassy May’15-Apr’16

Core Funding for Policy Research Institute(First Year)

KSI (Knowledge Sector Initiative) Apr’13-June’15

Improving Business Licensing in Jakarta: A Study of Acceleration the Devolution of Authority From Technical Agency to The One Stop Shop (OSS) Agency.

(FCO)-British Embassy July’13-Mar’14

Investment Climate Development for Increasing the Value of Cocoa Business Chain in Majene Regency and Sikka Regency FORD Foundation Sept’12-Mar’14

Strengthening the Capacity and Public Expose of KPPOD in Increasing Advocacy upon Economic Governance Improvement in Indonesia SEADI-USAID June’12-June’13

Arrangement of Need Assessment Instruments to Promote Application of Integrity Principles in the Implementation of Goods or Services Procurement Process

Kemitraan & APINDO March-June’13

Program & Activities 2001-Now

THEME/ACTIVITY TOPIC WORKING PARTNER PERIOD

Weighting Procedure for Indonesia Governance Index (IGI) Kemitraan Jan-Apr’13

Business Enabling Environment By Utilizing Finding of Districts’ Economic Governance Studies in 4 Provinces” (KINERJA Project) TAF & USAID June’11-Dec’12

Sub National Doing Business in Indonesia IFC-World Bank Group Sept’10-2012

Local Economic Governance in 267 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF July’10-June’11

Local Regulation Review GAPKI Jan’10

Local Economic Governance of ACEH and NIAS TAF Dec’09-July’10

Survey on Best Regency/City for Investment BKPM Sept-Dec’09

Evaluation on New Region Creation BPK June-Sept’09

Measuring the Impact of Bett er Local Economic Governance in Indonesia IDS, AusAID, & TAF June’09-Jan’10

Sub Nasional Doing Business in Indonesia IFC-World Bank Oct’08-Jan’10

Local Economic Governance of Aceh TAF June’08-Dec’09

Ranking of Best Province for Capital Investment BKPM Sept-Dec’08

A Review upon 1100 Local Regulations that are Related to Agriculture, Plantation, Livestock, and Forestry in Indonesia JIRCAS Jan-March’08

Good Governance Kemitraan Nov-Feb’08

Program & Activities 2001-Now

THEME/ACTIVITY TOPIC WORKING PARTNER PERIOD

Election of Best Local Government Head YIF July-Nov’07

Local Economic Governance of 243 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF June’07-Mar’08

Ranking of Regency/City Conducting One Gate Integrated Service (PTSP) BKPM May-Dec’07

An Improvement in Regional Investment Climate Through Application of One Gate Integrated Licensing System (PTSP) and Improvement in Local Regulation Quality

EU-Small Projects Facility & APEKSI Jan-Dec’07

Developing Research Instrument (FGD) TAF Oct’06-Feb’07

Investment Att ractiveness Survey in 228 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF July’05-Aug’06

Fostering Indonesian Local Investment Promotion and Management in Decentralization Era Using European Experience

EU-Small Projects Facility & FE-UI May’05-May’06

Dissemination of Investment Att ractiveness Survey Result in 214 Regencies/Cities TAF Feb-July’05

Investment Att ractiveness Survey in 214 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF July’04-Mar’05

Dissemination of Investment Att ractiveness Survey Result in 200 Regencies/Cities TAF Jan-June’04

Investment Att ractiveness Survey in 200 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF June’03-Jan’04

Dissemination Seminar on Investment Att ractiveness Survey Result in 134 Regencies/Cities TAF July’02-Mar’03

Program & Activities 2001-Now

THEME/ACTIVITY TOPIC WORKING PARTNER PERIOD

Investment Att ractiveness Survey in 134 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF July’02-Mar’03

Local Regulation Review and Seminar “Implementation of Law Number 34 Year 2000 and Its Impact upon Business Climate” PEG & USAID May-Aug’02

Investment Att ractiveness Survey in 90 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia TAF & FORNAS UKM March-Apr’02

Local Regulation Review and Seminar “Regional Autonomy and Private Sector” PEG & USAID Nov’01-Mar’02

Workshop “Developing Model for Rating Districts’ Economic Competitiveness” TAF, USAID, & PURI Consulting July 2001

Publication

Publication

Boedi Rheza

M. Yudha Prawira

Aisyah Nurrul Jannah Dea Nuriry Sadat

Herman N. Suparman

Tities Eka Agustine

Maria Regina RB Eka Sukmana

Agus SalimWinantyo

Robert Na Endi Jaweng

Permata Kuningan Building 10th Fl, Jl. Kuningan Mulia Kav.9C, Guntur, Setiabudi, Jakarta Selatan, 12980Phone. [021] 8378 0642/53, Fax. [021] 8378 0643, Website: www.kppod.org, Email: kppod@kppod.org