Realization of Jakarta Domestic Product Shopping Reaches Rp 16.25 T

Jakarta has realized domestic product spending amounting to 16.25 trillion, from January to July 14, 2024.

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Based on monitoring from the Bigbox page of the Government Goods/Services Procurement Policy Institute (LKPP), this figure is 53.19 percent of the commitment to spend on Domestic Products in the RUP by Rp 30.55 trillion.

Jakarta PPKUKM Agency Head, Elisabeth Ratu Rante Allo expressed strengthening an industrial-based economy is one indicator of the progress of a global city.

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According to her, the domestic industry needs certainty of demand to develop and conduct research to produce innovative products to replace imported products.

"Business Matching P3DN is held to open up opportunities for products that have been produced by domestic industry to meet domestic needs," he expressed, on the sidelines of the opening of the Business Matching P3DN Batch XIV at the North Jakarta Mayor's Office, Tuesday (7/16).

She explained that the study results showed that every Rp 400 trillion in PDN spending could contribute to two million jobs and increase economic growth to above 1.8 percent.

"Based on a study by the Industry Ministry, every Rp 1 in PDN spending will generate Rp 2.2 to the national economy," she explained.

On that occasion, she prompted all PPK/PPTK/PPBJ in Regional Apparatus, Regional Apparatus Work Units, RSUDs, and BUMDs in Jakarta to keep prioritizing TKDN-certified products in every procurement of goods/services and make various efforts necessary to speed up the payment process for domestic product purchases.

"Let's actively participate in filling out the P3DN Business Matching interest form digitally via the platform provided. No less important is to report price discrepancies or misuse of TKDN certificates by providers to the BPPBJ Patrol Team," she added.

Then superior TKDN certified products could replace or even outperform imported products with the various research and innovations that had been carried out.

"Let's support MSMEs by getting used to using local products to meet their daily needs," she closed.