The previous regulation, Minister of Transmigration and Settlement Forest Decision No. KEP. 06/MEN/1999, has been deemed to no longer be fit for purpose. For this reason, the Minister of Labor and Transmigration has put into place Regulation No. PER. 25/MEN/IX/2009 to renew the governing regulation on this subject matter.
The purpose of the new regulation is as a tool of evaluation. Simply, the provisions of the regulation allow the government to accurately assess the indicators of transmigration settlement development levels and the welfare of the transmigrants themselves. This is an important issue because transmigration is designed to play an integral role in ensuring more even and equitable development throughout the archipelago.
The regulation sets out three basic evaluation or assessment phases. These are contained in Article 2(1) and are an adaption phase, followed by a stabilization phase, and finally a development phase. Each of these is further defined in Article 1(1) - (3). For example, the adaption phase is the phase where the transmigrants are adapting to their new socio-economic, cultural, and physical surroundings.
In order to carry out the assessment, there must be data and information on which to base the assessment. The regulation sets out that the transmigration services at the regions (at the Province, District, and City) are responsible for acquiring this data and information according to their respective authorities (Article 3). The data and information must be made available once a year, and at least by October.
The data and information related to the assessment will ultimately be brought to the attention of the Minister of Labor and Transmigration via the Research, Development, and Information Agency (Badan Penelitian, Pengembangan, dan Informasi / Balitfo). Balitfo in this case has been designated as the agency to manage any data and information relating to transmigration.
It is worth noting that the collected data and information must use the forms required by the Ministerial Regulation on Guidelines for Transmigration Data and Information Management.
The regulation also asserts that the State will bear any costs that arise in the process of implementing the provisions of this regulation. The State in this case will disburse any costs from the State and relevant Regional Budgets.
The formula for calculating the development level is contained in the Attachment to the regulation.
The regulation repeals and replaces the Minister of Transmigration and Settlement Decision No. KEP. 06/MEN/1999.
The regulation has been in force since 30 September 2009.
The previous regulation, Minister of Transmigration and Settlement Forest Decision No. KEP. 06/MEN/1999, has been deemed to no longer be fit for purpose. For this reason, the Minister of Labor and Transmigration has put into place Regulation No. PER. 25/MEN/IX/2009 to renew the governing regulation on this subject matter.
The purpose of the new regulation is as a tool of evaluation. Simply, the provisions of the regulation allow the government to accurately assess the indicators of transmigration settlement development levels and the welfare of the transmigrants themselves. This is an important issue because transmigration is designed to play an integral role in ensuring more even and equitable development throughout the archipelago.
The regulation sets out three basic evaluation or assessment phases. These are contained in Article 2(1) and are an adaption phase, followed by a stabilization phase, and finally a development phase. Each of these is further defined in Article 1(1) - (3). For example, the adaption phase is the phase where the transmigrants are adapting to their new socio-economic, cultural, and physical surroundings.
In order to carry out the assessment, there must be data and information on which to base the assessment. The regulation sets out that the transmigration services at the regions (at the Province, District, and City) are responsible for acquiring this data and information according to their respective authorities (Article 3). The data and information must be made available once a year, and at least by October.
The data and information related to the assessment will ultimately be brought to the attention of the Minister of Labor and Transmigration via the Research, Development, and Information Agency (Badan Penelitian, Pengembangan, dan Informasi / Balitfo). Balitfo in this case has been designated as the agency to manage any data and information relating to transmigration.
It is worth noting that the collected data and information must use the forms required by the Ministerial Regulation on Guidelines for Transmigration Data and Information Management.
The regulation also asserts that the State will bear any costs that arise in the process of implementing the provisions of this regulation. The State in this case will disburse any costs from the State and relevant Regional Budgets.
The formula for calculating the development level is contained in the Attachment to the regulation.
The regulation repeals and replaces the Minister of Transmigration and Settlement Decision No. KEP. 06/MEN/1999.
The regulation has been in force since 30 September 2009.
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