In the sense of human development, entering the 15th year means entering the period of being a teenager, which implies that the organization is quite aging. With this annual report format, PATTIRO intends to strengthen its strategic role in public policy advocacy and knowledge production in transparency, public financial management and public service areas. Transparency Camp 2014 was the 'unconference' (informal event) on transparency held in the US for the sixth time.
April
This was the first time the conference was held in Asia since the inception of the OGP and would act as a platform for countries and communities in the region to connect, share experiences and learn from each other on the benefits and opportunities of open government practices. The Sunlight Foundation is a nonpartisan, US-based nonprofit that advocates for open government around the world and uses technology to make government more accountable. Nanda Sihombing, an open government expert from PATTIRO, received a Sunlight Foundation grant to attend the Transparency Camp, where they discussed the implementation of transparency, both from a policy perspective and the existing technocratic approach, in the US and other countries around the world.
June
In previous years the focus of this event was only on transparency actors in the US, but this year, with 504 participants from 29 federal states of the United States and more than 20 countries around the world, the Sunlight Foundation had created a global. community for transparency advocates. Relying on the understanding of the importance of the exchange of experience between countries, the UN annually organizes an inter-country forum and awards the government whose country succeeds in showing innovation in improving public services in the country such as the celebration of Service Day Public. . With the thinking flow of identifying jointly owned assets, long framework in the sector of transparency, accountability and participation.
July
Welfare", the forum was held by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA), Division of Public Administration and Development Management, in collaboration with the UN for Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment, and the Government of the Republic of Korea as the host. The aim was to discuss the Ministry of the Interior's tools to evaluate the province's APBD, and to agree with Gender Budget Statement (GBS) as one of the tools used in APBD evaluation by the Province. Furthermore, there will be no guarantee of existing initiative sustainability if there is replacement of regional head or head of SKPD.
August
Ahmad Rofik, Senior Program Manager became the resource person of the program together with Directorate General of Public Information and Communication of the Ministry of Communication and Information. Seminar of the Ministry of Interior Instructions Implementation Evaluation on Regional Budget Management Transparency, held on 24 September 2015 in Alila Hotel. The resource persons of this event are the Head of the Commission of Information and the Directorate General of Public Information and Communication of the Ministry of Information and Communication, Government of Indonesia.
September
PATTIRO, represented by Didik Purwandanu, Senior Program Manager, became one of the speakers who presented PATTIRO's experience in implementing synergies between advocacy and public monitoring at national and regional levels. At the meeting, PATTIRO, represented by Danardono Sirodjudin, Senior Program Manager, became one of the speakers in one of the learning sessions on how the CSO core team in OGP Indonesia sees the achievements, opportunity and challenge of implementing the open government initiative. The meeting was also attended by representatives of the Cambodian government, such as members of parliament, State Undersecretary Ngan Chamroeun, who was also the Deputy Head of the Secretariat of the National Committee for the Development of Democracy (NCDDS).
October
As a follow-up to the Pacific Asia OGP Conference in Bali in May 2014, Malaysian civil society wished to encourage the transparency of Malaysia's government and to hold the first OGP workshop in Malaysia by inviting related stakeholders. The OGP workshop in Cambodia was attended not only by representatives of various civil society organizations in Cambodia, the Philippines and Indonesia, but also by civil society organizations in Vietnam coordinated by Toward Transparency Vietnam. In November, the Indonesian Civil Society Coalition for Open Government held a national meeting in Jakarta, attended by representatives of civil society organizations in three regions of Indonesia: the West, the Middle and the East.
November
OGP Workshop in Malaysia was held by Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS) with the secretariat of OMS-OGP Indonesia (PATTIRO and TII), and UKP4 with the support of Ford Foundation, ADB, OSF and The Asia Foundation. The national symposium aimed to organize civil society's agenda and priority in the implementation of OGP in the period of Joko Widodo-Jusuf Kalla's regime, as well as to establish effective and accountable coordination model and inter-CSO network. The event led to short and medium term priority agenda and action plan to involve civil society in OGP; documents regulating management, especially on CSO internal mechanism; as well as the
December
Reinforcement of Public Agencies
Three district-level information managers in West Nusa Tenggara province (Bima, Dompu and West Lombok) had provided information services, although they were not yet accustomed to managing information properly. In total, we facilitated the installation of 27 chief information managers at the district and provincial levels in seven provinces (East Java, West Nusa Tenggara, East Nusa Tenggara, Papua and West Papua, Central Kalimantan and Maluku), as well as many information managers at service units (front line) especially in the province of West Nusa Tenggara. Further strengthening of government agencies for information managers was also ensured in six districts/municipalities in Central Java Province (Surakarta City, Magelang District, Pekalongan City, Semarang City, Magelang District and Kendal District) and in four districts in Banten Province (Pandeglang, Serang, Tangerang and Lebak).
The Formation and Reinforcement of Provincial Information Commissions
Meanwhile, information managers were installed in public agencies in Supiori District with the adoption of Decree of Supiori District Manager No. In East Nusa Tenggara, apart from the main information managers, implementing information managers were also installed in the Education and Culture Agency and the Board of Regional Income and Assets. The installation of Information Managers in service units is an initial step in contributing to the continuous improvement of people's welfare.
Facilitation of FOINI Civil Society Network
The basis of this lawsuit was that the litigation procedure of the West Nusa Tenggara IC was considered defective. Decision of the Information Commission Number: 364/XI/KIPPS-A/2013 dated 20 October 2014 specifies that the document is open information. The North Sumatra node concluded that such an interpretation of Indonesia's FoIA, which grants the sitting commissioner a prerogative in the selection process, was false and unreasonable.
Promoting Indonesian OGP at Sub-National Level
In Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan, representatives of civil society organizations met Syahrin Daulat, Deputy for Economic Affairs of Central Kalimantan Province Government Secretariat. As a result of the workshop, representatives of civil society organizations communicated four recommendations to the local government for open government in Central Indonesia. The four recommendations include (1) a map of common areas (RTRWP), (2) the installations of District/Municipal Information Managers, (3) access to permits, and (4) the civil society audience mechanism with provinces.
Promoting OGP in Asia Pacific and ASEAN
- Asia Pacific Regional OGP Conferences PATTIRO together with TII and the Indonesian
- OGP Workshops in ASEAN Countries
It was held in collaboration with the Government of Indonesia, which was represented by UKP4, PATTIRO and TII, and Cambodian civil society organizations Transparency International (TI) Cambodia, Khmer Youth Association (KYA), SILAKA, Advocacy and Policy Institute (API) ). ), and the Cambodia Cooperation Committee (CCC) and supported by the Ford Foundation, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Open Society Foundations Southeast Asia Initiative (OSF SEAI). Vietnamese civil society organizations coordinated by Toward Transparency Vietnam also participated in this seminar in Cambodia. Present at this activity were representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and various other government institutions, representatives of civil society organizations of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, including the Director.
ICT Development for Transparency
The OGP Committee, representatives of the media and representatives of embassies such as those from New Zealand, Great Britain and Indonesia.
Participation in International Events
- Promotional Media and Learning Documentation 1. Documentary Videos
- Open Government
- Open Government
- National Consolidation
- Open Government
- Open Government
- Open Government
- Water Integrity System Implementation Assistance
- The Establishment of Multi-Stakeholder Forum on Health Sector
- Citizens Social Action Research for Health Care Improvement
- Policy Advocacy
- CSO Capacity Enhancement Training
Deklarasi Pemerintah Terbuka” (“The Declaration of Open Government”), containing various government commitments to implement open government in their respective countries. This bulletin titled "Praktik Pemerintahan Terbuka di Indonesia" ("The Practice of Open Government in Indonesia") tells the story of Indonesia's journey so far in the OGP movement since it first joined in 2011 to today. Indonesia's FoIA is one of the innovations to transform closed government into open government.
The uncertain relationship between open data and accountability: a response to Yu and Robinson's The New Ambiguity of "Open Government". On the other hand, PATTIRO facilitated the strengthening of the community (Community Center/CC) to access and utilize public information. In relation to the issue of transparency, in 2001 Indonesia became one of the initiators of the Open Government Partnership (OGP).
The emergence of Indonesia's FoIA could be seen as a quantum leap in the management of public agencies, especially by the government. This is evident from the socialization process of Indonesian FoIA in several eastern Indonesian regions. However, this is an improvement in the mindset of civil servants in Indonesia.
This condition should be anticipated due to its negative impact on the regional implementation of Indonesia's FoIA. The real impact of this synergy will be the improvement of the public service of the government and the improvement of the legitimacy of the government in the eyes of the community. On Wednesday, January 29, PATTIRO facilitator held a meeting in the community center office to establish a strategy.
One of the implementation guidelines and technical guidelines material is the public information service standard. At the end of the training, an OCD action plan was prepared to monitor the implementation of the local self-government program.
