Government Regulation Number 31 of 2026: Disability Concession Rights and Strategic Incentives for Companies 
Implementing the Account Code Updates (A.1 and A.2) for Village Financial Administration 
Formulating the Official Minutes of the Sub-District Stunting Convergence Forum 
Mastering Sessional Materials and Database Inputs for the RKP Desa Planning Deliberation 
Formulating the Village Head Decree for Amending the Cash Transfer Beneficiary Registry 
Structuring the Public Aspiration Matrix for BPD Legislative Recess Reporting 
- Posted by:
- Posted on:
- Category:
Miscellaneous, RegulationsMiscellaneous, Regulations - Extension:
PDF - License:
Free - Developer:
Cipta Desa - Price:
IDR 0 - Views:
99
Public information disclosure is the cornerstone of a participative and accountable society. PerKI Number 1 of 2018 regarding Village Public Information Service Standards is the definitive instrument for Rural Information Transparency. Enacted to implement the mandates of Law Number 14 of 2008, this regulation guarantees the rights of village residents to access information, ensuring that village governance remains under public oversight. By establishing clear standards, it provides the legal certainty needed for villages to manage information requests and proactive disclosures effectively.
The Four Pillars of Village Information Disclosure
To achieve high-resolution Rural Information Transparency, PerKI 1/2018 categorizes village information into four distinct types, each with specific management protocols:
- Information Mandatory for Periodic Publication: This includes high-level data such as the Village Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMDes), the Annual Government Work Plan (RKPDes), and the Village Budget (APBDes). This information must be updated and publicized at regular intervals.
- Information Mandatory for Immediate Publication: Information that threatens the lives of many or public order, such as natural disaster warnings, disease outbreaks, or sudden environmental hazards, must be released “serta merta” (immediately).
- Information Mandatory to be Available at All Times: This includes documentation like village regulations, inventory lists, and official decrees. While not necessarily broadcasted daily, this data must be ready for public inspection whenever requested.
- Exempted Information: This refers to sensitive data that, if disclosed, could harm national security, trade secrets, or personal privacy. This category ensures Administrative Accountability by protecting data that is legally restricted from the public domain.
Implementing the Village Information Management Officer (PPID)
A professional Fiscal and Administrative Accountability framework requires a dedicated structure within the village office. The regulation encourages the appointment of a **Village Information and Documentation Management Officer (PPID Desa)**. This role is responsible for:
- Storing and documenting all village information.
- Developing procedures for fast and efficient information services.
- Categorizing information into the four pillars mentioned above.
- Managing disputes or objections regarding information requests.
Conclusion: Strengthening the Foundation of Village Democracy
In conclusion, PerKI Number 1 of 2018 is the definitive instrument for Rural Information Transparency and Fiscal Accountability. It transitions village administration from a “closed-door” culture into an open, modern system where every citizen can monitor development and budget usage. By adhering to these standards, the Village Government builds trust with its residents and ensures that every program is executed with the highest degree of integrity.
- Information Mandatory for Periodic Publication: This includes high-level data such as the Village Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMDes), the Annual Government Work Plan (RKPDes), and the Village Budget (APBDes). This information must be updated and publicized at regular intervals.
- Information Mandatory for Immediate Publication: Information that threatens the lives of many or public order, such as natural disaster warnings, disease outbreaks, or sudden environmental hazards, must be released “serta merta” (immediately).
- Information Mandatory to be Available at All Times: This includes documentation like village regulations, inventory lists, and official decrees. While not necessarily broadcasted daily, this data must be ready for public inspection whenever requested.
- Exempted Information: This refers to sensitive data that, if disclosed, could harm national security, trade secrets, or personal privacy. This category ensures Administrative Accountability by protecting data that is legally restricted from the public domain.
Implementing the Village Information Management Officer (PPID)
A professional Fiscal and Administrative Accountability framework requires a dedicated structure within the village office. The regulation encourages the appointment of a **Village Information and Documentation Management Officer (PPID Desa)**. This role is responsible for:
- Storing and documenting all village information.
- Developing procedures for fast and efficient information services.
- Categorizing information into the four pillars mentioned above.
- Managing disputes or objections regarding information requests.
Conclusion: Strengthening the Foundation of Village Democracy
In conclusion, PerKI Number 1 of 2018 is the definitive instrument for Rural Information Transparency and Fiscal Accountability. It transitions village administration from a “closed-door” culture into an open, modern system where every citizen can monitor development and budget usage. By adhering to these standards, the Village Government builds trust with its residents and ensures that every program is executed with the highest degree of integrity.
- Storing and documenting all village information.
- Developing procedures for fast and efficient information services.
- Categorizing information into the four pillars mentioned above.
- Managing disputes or objections regarding information requests.
Conclusion: Strengthening the Foundation of Village Democracy
In conclusion, PerKI Number 1 of 2018 is the definitive instrument for Rural Information Transparency and Fiscal Accountability. It transitions village administration from a “closed-door” culture into an open, modern system where every citizen can monitor development and budget usage. By adhering to these standards, the Village Government builds trust with its residents and ensures that every program is executed with the highest degree of integrity.
Visit the Village Regulations page for official access.
Tagged:
PDF Documents