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Indonesia Introduces Village-Based Policies to Promote Economic Equity

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Susanto commented on policies introduced by Prabowo aimed at promoting economic equity and poverty eradication by developing from the village up. These policies are guided by the 6th Asta Cita and utilize Red and White Village Cooperatives (KDMP) and Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) to strengthen community economies. The cooperatives are designed to ensure access to subsidized goods, such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), with expected prices dropping from Rp24,000 to Rp30,000 to between Rp16,000 and Rp18,000.

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The policies establish a framework for bottom-up economic development, with BUMDes focusing on business expansion like tourism and exports. The introduction of KDMP is specifically designed to improve consumer access to subsidized goods and stabilize local prices.

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  • SusantoProvided commentary and quoted Prabowo regarding the new development policies.
  • PrabowoIntroduced policies focused on building economic equity starting from the village.

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    Consumers might see lower prices for subsidized liquefied petroleum gas through the new village cooperatives.

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