Basuki Hadimuljono

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In 2017, the People's Representative Council revoked funding for capital-moving studies in the ministry's budget. Basuki described the capital's possible future movement from Jakarta as a "political decision", [25] and that the move "is not easy" with the ministry only having done literature studies instead of macro planning. He added that such a move might take four to five years in preparation. People's Consultative Assembly speaker Zulkifli Hasan has called for a delay in the move, citing its major cost amidst major infrastructure projects. [26] Basuki also pointed out that Palangkaraya would not be the only option, if such a move was made. [27]

Public housing

Joko Widodo launched a plan to construct 1 million public houses as part of 10 million affordable housing by 2019–of which about 600,000 will be constructed from the ministry's budget. [28] In implementation, the program received various complaints regarding the project speed to the slow response of permits from local governments. [29] [30] According to Basuki, about 700,000 of the houses had been completed by October 2017. [31]

Infrastructure

In the 2016 ministry budget, construction of roads and bridges received the largest share followed by water resources. The Indonesian government set plans to construct 1,000 km of toll roads within Widodo's first 5-year tenure alongside 2,650 km of national roads. [32] This included completion of the Trans-Java Toll Road and the initiation of the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road, in addition to the Trans Papua road–which according to Basuki was planned to reach 4,300 km in length by 2019. [33] [34] A toll road was also initiated between the cities of Manado and Bitung in North Sulawesi. [35]

The ministry also planned on constructing 49 dams to provide water resources between 2014 and 2019. [33]

Awards

For his 30 years of service in the Ministry of Public Works, Basuki was awarded the three Satyalencana Karya medals. He was also awarded the Satyalencana Pembangunan and Satyalencana Wirakarya medal in 2003 and 2005 respectively, in addition to Satyalencana Kesejahteraan Sosial for his work in Aceh following the tsunami. [36] In December 2017, he also received the Bintang Bhayangkara Utama alongside 6 other cabinet ministers. [37]

He also received a Distinguished Honorary Fellow award from the ASEAN Federation of Engineering Organizations in February 2017, along with an International Lifetime Contribution Award from the Japan Society of Civil Engineers in July 2017. [38] [39]

He also received The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Star from Japan in November 2023. [40]

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