A recent analysis by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) reveals that despite financial transfers to regional areas, government expenditures in Indonesia are becoming increasingly centralized. The report indicates that while funds are being allocated to local jurisdictions, decision-making authority and budgetary control remain concentrated at the national level. This trend raises concerns about the effectiveness of decentralization efforts and the ability of local governments to respond autonomously to regional economic and social needs. The findings suggest a gap between fiscal distribution and administrative empowerment, highlighting the need for structural reforms to ensure genuine local governance.
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Transfer To Pared Areas, CSIS: State Expenditures Become More Centralized – VOI.ID
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