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Four South Kalimantan Regions Receive IDR 473 Billion for Waste Management

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Four South Kalimantan Regions Receive IDR 473 Billion for Waste Management
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JAKARTA, GARISBUMI.com – The LSDP program will finance the construction of waste processing facilities. Commission II DPR RI reminded regional governments to ensure that projects do not stall.

Four districts and cities in South Kalimantan received support worth IDR 473 billion through the Local Service Delivery Project or LSDP to strengthen waste management in the regions.

The four recipient areas for the first stage consist of Banjarmasin City with a value of IDR 157 billion, Banjarbaru City IDR 102 billion, Tanah Laut Regency IDR 107 billion, and Kotabaru Regency IDR 107 billion.

Support for this program was delivered during a series of specific visits by Commission II DPR RI at the Idham Chalid Building, South Kalimantan Provincial Secretariat Office, Banjarbaru, Wednesday, September 2 2026.

Chairman of Commission II DPR RI, Rifqinizami Karsayuda, said that LSDP was a program initiated by the Ministry of Home Affairs together with the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas and the Ministry of the Environment with support from the World Bank.

The program is directed at improving basic services for district and city governments, especially in overcoming the waste problem which increasingly requires adequate facilities, technology and financing.

“We are asking our working partners in Commission II of the DPR RI not to rely solely on the APBN. "We convince many stakeholders in the world to be able to help Indonesia, one of which is the World Bank," he said. said Rifqinizami.

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