Lima Sektor Ini Jadi Andalan Pemprov Papua Tingkatkan PAD

JAYAPURA - Pemerintah Provinsi Papua dipastikan bertumpu pada lima sektor andalannya dalam meningkatkan Pendapatan Asli Daerah (PAD), guna menyokong proses pembangunan di Bumi Cenderawasih di 2023 ini.

Kelima sektor tersebut yakni, kehutanan, perikanan dan kelautan, perhubungan, pariwisata serta perdagangan (UMKM)

Kendati demikian, Kepala Dinas Komunikasi dan Informatika Provinsi Papua Jeri Yudianto mengatakan untuk memaksimalkan investasi di tahun ini, perlu ada dukungan dari semua pihak terkait.

“Misalnya iklam investasi bisa terjaga jika semua mau bekerja sama baik, itu dimulai dari kami pemerintahan, masyarakat dan sektor itu sendiri,” kata Jeri di Jayapura, Selasa.

Masih menurut Jeri, Pemprov Papua yang kini terdiri dari delapan kabupaten dan satu kota, juga tengah berupaya mencari sumber perekonomian maupun pendapatan baru. Sebab PAD Papua sebelumnya terbesar dihasilkan dari PTFI, yang kini masuk tergabung di Papua Tengah

“Untuk itu, Pemprov Papua juga lewat bapak Sekda sudah mendorong profesionalitas dari Organisasi Perangkat Daerah (OPD) Pengampu Perijinan dan Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu (PTSP) serta OPD pendukung lainnya untuk bekerja keras mencari sumber pendapatan baru”.

“Dimana upaya ini juga menjadi salah satu indikator Monitoring  Center Of Preventif (MCP) untuk pencegahan Korupsi di daerah, serta  tidak kalah pentingnya Provinsi Papua dalam pemberian ijin investsi tetap memperhatikan dan mengedepankan keseimbangan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup, saat mencari sumber pendapatan daerah yang baru,” tutur ia.

Menyoal minat investor di Papua, Jeri katakan cukup mendapat sambutan baik karena dari dara 2022 lalu, sebagaimana dirilis instansi teknis Dinas Perijinan dan PTSP Papua, telah menerbitkan 5.371 izin.

“Padahal 2022 lalu masih masa Covid-19. Sehingga di 2023 ini kita tetap optimis investasi bakal lebih baik,” tandasnya. ***

JAYAPURA - The Papua Provincial Government is confirmed to rely on five sectors in increasing Regional Native Income (PAD), in order to support the development process in 2023.

The five sectors are forestry, fisheries and marine, transportation, tourism and trade (MSMEs)

Nevertheless, the Head of the Communication and Informatics Department of Papua Province, Jeri Yudianto, said that to maximize investment this year, there needs to be support from all relevant parties.

"For example, investment can be maintained if everyone wants to work well together, it starts with our government, society and the sector," Jery said in Jayapura on Tuesday.

Still according to Jery, the Papua Provincial Government, which now consists of eight districts and one city, is also trying to find new sources of economy and income. Because the largest Papuan PAD was produced from PTFI, which is now incorporated in Central Papua

"For this reason, the Papua Provincial Government also through the Regional Secretary has encouraged the professionalism of the Regional Apparatus Organization (OPD) for One-Stop Licensing and Integrated Services (PTSP) and other supporting OPD to work hard to find new sources of income".

"This effort is also one of the indicators of the Monitoring Center of Preventive (MCP) for the prevention of corruption in the regions, and no less important is that Papua Province in granting investment permits continues to pay attention to and prioritize the balance of environmental management, when looking for new sources of regional income," he said.

About the interest of investors in Papua, Jery said that he received a good response because from 2022, as released by the technical agency of the Licensing Office and PTSP Papua, it had issued 5,371 permits.

"Even though 2022 was still the Covid-19 period. So that in 2023 we are optimistic that investment will be better," he said. ***