Accelerate Bureaucratic Optimization
Efforts to make the bureaucracy leaner, more efficient and effective must be accelerated so that it can effectively support development.
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President Joko Widodo invites civil servants to take pictures while attending the commemoration of the 47th anniversary of the Indonesian Civil Servants Corps (Korpri) at the Istora Senayan venue in Jakarta on Thursday (29/11/2018). On that occasion, the President asked the civil servants to adapt to technological progress and continue to improve services for the community.
JAKARTA, KOMPAS – Efforts to make the bureaucracy leaner, more efficient and effective must be accelerated so that it can effectively support development. If the bureaucracy remains ineffective, it would not be impossible for Indonesia, which has just been upgraded to the upper middle-income group of countries, to fall again into the lower middle-income grouping.
Professor of State Administration at Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Sofian Effendi, said on Monday (31/8/2020) that improving the competence and governance of the bureaucracy was needed to ensure the bureaucracy could work quickly and efficiently. An effective government is needed to sustain development.