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Increased Transfer to Regions with Improved Governance (January-November) 2023 2022 Revenue Sharing (DBH) ■General Allocation (DAU) Physical Special Allocation (DAK Fisik) I Non- Phyisical Special Allocation (DAK Non Fisik) Grant ■Special Autonomy & Privilege Allocation for Yogyakarta Village Fund Incentive Fiscal Special Fund The performance of the realization of the Regional Budget (APBD) expenditure in 2023 grew by 4.9% (year-on-year) due to improvements in the absorption of all types of expenditures, with the highest growth observed in capital expenditures, which increased by 13.0%. IDR 747.8T Transfer to Region Fund (91.8% from budget) • IDR 743.2T (92.3% from budget) • • • • The DAU is higher due to the distribution of Phase III of the DAU in the Education sector, Health sector, Public Works sector, including DAU for the payment of PPPK salaries. Non-Physical DAK is higher due to an increase in compliance with the requirements for disbursement. Special Fund is slightly higher due to an increase in the allocation ceiling for the year 2023 compared to 2022 by Rp100 million. DBH is lower, mainly because on October 31, 2022, there was a disbursement of DBH Family Planning amounting to Rp22.9 trillion Special Autonomy funds have been fully disbursed at 100%. This is lower than the previous fiscal year due to a reduction in the allocation of Aceh's Special Autonomy from 2% to 1% of the National DAU. In nominal terms, Physical DAK is lower because the ceiling is lower than the previous year. However, in terms of percentage, the disbursement has increased. At the end of December, the disbursement of Family Planning DBH and Additional Regular DBH for 2023 is planned. Local Government Performance IDR Trillion IDR Trillion 195.30 209.14 9.68 9.38 110.75 125.15 155.86 151.86 247.94 258.24 330.88 Jan Nov 2022 - 335.92 131.18 Jan Nov 2023 Jan-Nov 2022 Personnel Spending Capital Spending Material Spending Other Spendings 141.88 Jan-Nov 2023 Social Assistance Spending Health Spending Economy Spending Source: Ministry of Finance
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