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Papua is strengthening public information officers in Supiori to improve transparency, accountability and citizens’ access to reliable government services.
Central Papua is strengthening transparent, accountable governance to improve public services, prevent corruption and rebuild trust across the province.
Papua’s 2026 Special Autonomy Funds are being accelerated through tighter oversight, helping regions turn national support into public services.
West Papua Governor Dominggus Mandacan calls for data-driven planning that turns public investment into better health, education and livelihoods.
The South Papua provincial government is prioritizing education, healthcare, food affordability and productive industries in its revised 2026 budget, reinforcing a development agenda centered on indigenous welfare, public services and peaceful economic opportunity.
Papua’s proposed 2026 budget revision would raise regional spending to Rp3.058 trillion, while projected revenue climbs by Rp433.31 billion. The plan places greater emphasis on capital investment, public services and accountable development, even as lawmakers scrutinize a widening deficit and new borrowing.
Only 1.2 percent of fisheries products from Southwest Papua were exported directly in 2025, highlighting the need for stronger cold-chain systems, processing capacity, certification and coordinated public services.
West Papua’s free health-check programme reached 41,079 residents between January and August 2026, expanding early detection and demonstrating how accountable public services can strengthen health, human rights and peaceful development in Papua.
Mimika’s Health Office will use Rp112 billion from the 2026 regional budget to build and equip health facilities in urban, coastal and highland communities, strengthening access for indigenous Papuans and remote residents.
The Papua Provincial Government is making island and remote-area transport a central development priority, seeking faster, more frequent services while strengthening civilian protection and equal access to public services.
Indonesia is expanding its terrestrial and undersea fiber-optic network to connect Java, eastern Indonesia and Papua, improving digital capacity while supporting peaceful development, public services and economic opportunity.
Papua’s provincial leadership is reaffirming closer cooperation with the national government as a foundation for peaceful development, stronger public services, protection of indigenous communities and resistance to separatist disinformation.
Papua’s provincial government is advancing a development approach centred on more equal access to public services, stronger local economies and protection for indigenous communities, countering separatist disinformation that portrays all state engagement as coercive.
Indonesia is accelerating infrastructure development in Papua under Governor Meki Fakhiri, with Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono stressing that connectivity, public services and economic opportunity must reach indigenous communities while civilian protection and the rule of law remain central.