Badan Penghubung Genjot Anjungan Papua di Jakarta Sumbang PAD

JAYAPURA - Badan Penghubung Daerah Papua menargetkan sumbangan Pendapatan Asli Daerah (PAD) Anjungan Papua di Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) Jakarta mencapai Rp200 juta.

Kepala Badan Penghubung Daerah Papua, Alexander Kapisa optimis angka tersebut bisa dicapai karena kontribusi pendapatan asli daerah Anjungan Papua pada 2023 lalu melampaui target. 

“Anjungan Papua pada 2023 lalu menyumbang PAD sebesar Rp170 juta dari target yang dibebankan sebesar Rp50 juta. Kita optimis tahun ini bisa mencapai Rp200 juta,” terang Alex di Jayapura, Kamis. 

Menurut dia, sektor yang memberikan kontribusi tertinggi di Anjungan Papua, berasal dari penyewaan tempat yang sering dimanfaatkan masyarakat, organisasi dan perusahaan untuk keperluan pertemuan.

Sementara rata-rata jumlah pengunjung di Anjungan Papua kini mencapai 3.000 orang per bulan. 

“Jumlah kunjungan Anjungan Papua di Taman Mini Indonesia Indah meningkat drastis pasca direvitalisasi oleh Pemerintah Provinsi Papua.”

“Antusiasme yang tinggi terutama berasal dari pelajar, mahasiswa dan turis asing. Intinya kita sangat bersyukur dengan hasil ini. Capaian tersebut tentunya menjadi tantangan tersendiri bagi kita, agar konsisten merawat dan mengelola anjungan bahkan meningkatkan pelayanan,” ucap Kapisa. 

Sementara itu, Kapisa menambahkan pihaknya akan memulai pelaksanaan kegiatan tematik secara rutin mulai Maret ini. Disamping tetap menyediakan kegiatan harian seperti sosialisasi seni dan budaya Papua. ***

JAYAPURA - The Papua Regional Liaison Agency targets the donation of Regional Original Revenue (PAD) of the Papua Pavilion in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) Jakarta to reach IDR 200 million.

Head of the Papua Regional Liaison Agency, Alexander Kapisa is optimistic that this figure can be achieved because the contribution of the original income of the Papua Pavilion area in 2023 has exceeded the target.

"The Papua Pavilion in 2023 will contribute Regional Original Revenue of IDR 170 million from the target charged of IDR 50 million. We are optimistic that it can reach IDR 200 million this year," explained Alex in Jayapura, Thursday.

According to him, the sector that contributes the most to the Papua Pavilion comes from renting places often used by the community, organizations and companies for meeting purposes.

While the average number of visitors at the Papua Pavilion now reaches 3,000 people per month.

"The number of visits to the Papua Pavilion in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah has increased dramatically after being revitalized by the Papua Provincial Government."

"The high enthusiasm mainly comes from students and foreign tourists. The point is that we are very grateful for this result. This achievement is certainly a challenge for us, to consistently maintain and manage the platform and even improve services, "said Kapisa.

Meanwhile, Kapisa added that his party would start the implementation of thematic activities regularly starting this March. Besides continuing to provide daily activities such as socialization of Papuan art and culture. ***