Dari Tanah Terlantar Jadi Harapan Baru, Cerita Reforma Agraria di Penajam Paser Utara

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Takeaways

• 😀 The Land Bank Agency was established in 2021 to manage state land and ensure justice, prosperity, and sustainable development in Indonesia.
• 😀 The Land Bank Agency manages over 33,000 hectares of land in 21 provinces, with a focus on reducing land inequality and supporting national development.
• 😀 Agrarian reform is central to the Land Bank Agency's mission, aiming to reduce land disputes, improve land access, and promote economic equality.
• 😀 One of the Land Bank Agency's key objectives is to ensure land distribution for public interest, including national infrastructure and social welfare programs.
• 😀 The agency's efforts involve relocating and securing legal rights for residents affected by large infrastructure projects, such as the new capital city development in East Kalimantan.
• 😀 Agrarian reform aims to create prosperity by redistributing land, providing legal certainty, and offering long-term benefits to communities.
• 😀 Agrarian reform also addresses issues of abandoned land and land conflicts, ensuring that unused or improperly managed lands are reallocated to benefit the people.
• 😀 The Land Bank Agency ensures that 30% of the state land it manages is allocated for agrarian reform programs, benefiting communities through better land access and legal certainty.
• 😀 Despite initial resistance and doubts, the Land Bank Agency has gained trust through transparency, outreach, and a commitment to social justice and economic development.
• 😀 The agency's work also stimulates local economies by providing land for housing projects, business opportunities, and infrastructure development, including the preparation of land for the new capital city's airport.

Q & A

What is the primary purpose of the Land Bank Agency in Indonesia?

The primary purpose of the Land Bank Agency is to manage state land in order to provide social justice, support national development, reduce land inequality, and ensure sustainable economic growth. It aims to address land disputes, handle abandoned lands, and ensure land is used productively for the benefit of the people.

When was the Land Bank Agency established?

The Land Bank Agency was established in 2021.

How many hectares of land does the Land Bank Agency manage, and in how many provinces?

The Land Bank Agency manages over 33,000 hectares of land across 21 provinces in Indonesia.

What are the six main objectives of agrarian reform in Indonesia?

The six objectives of agrarian reform are: reducing land inequality, creating prosperity and improving welfare, reducing poverty and unemployment, making it easier for people to access economic resources, increasing food security and sovereignty, and improving environmental quality while resolving agrarian conflicts.

What role does agrarian reform play in the Land Bank Agency’s operations?

Agrarian reform is a key part of the Land Bank Agency’s mission. It ensures land is distributed equitably, provides legal certainty to communities, and allows land to be used productively, improving the living conditions of those who have been displaced or affected by national development projects.

How does the Land Bank Agency support the community during the agrarian reform process?

The Land Bank Agency involves local communities in an open and legal process, ensuring their participation in decision-making. It offers relocation options and legal certainty for land ownership and use, which helps displaced residents secure long-term benefits.

What is the significance of the 'right of use' certificates issued by the Land Bank Agency?

The right of use (HGU) certificates provide legal certainty and security for communities using the land. These certificates can be converted into ownership after 10 years of productive use, helping ensure long-term land tenure and economic stability for the people.

What challenges did the Land Bank Agency face in its early stages?

The Land Bank Agency initially faced challenges of rejection and doubt from local communities. However, through outreach, transparency, and emphasizing the social justice aspects of its mission, the agency overcame these challenges.

What types of lands are being managed by the Land Bank Agency for national development?

The Land Bank Agency manages various types of land, including land for strategic infrastructure projects, housing for low-income communities, and land used for business opportunities in villages, as well as other national development needs.

How does the Land Bank Agency contribute to regional economic development?

The Land Bank Agency contributes to regional economic development by facilitating the development of infrastructure projects, providing land for local businesses, and creating opportunities for taxes and regional income through better-managed land.