The ongoing development of the Nusantara State Capital (IKN)
persists, underscoring the indispensable need for residential accommodations
surrounding the area to facilitate the community's activities.
The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (Kementerian
PUPR) remains steadfast in its commitment to ensure suitable housing for the
residents of IKN. Implementing a range of programs across various buffer
regions, the ministry focuses on both landed and vertical housing, ensuring
that the community benefits from the government's developmental efforts.
Iwan Suprijanto, the Director-General of Housing at the
Ministry of PUPR, emphasized the broader scope of the IKN Nusantara
development. It goes beyond infrastructure for administrative purposes; it
encompasses the provision of dignified housing for its populace. This echoes
Law Number 1 of 2011, which highlights the state's responsibility to provide
habitable and affordable residences nationwide.
In executing this mandate, the Directorate-General of
Housing actively engages in regionally aligned housing provisions, fostering
community self-reliance.
The government, through the Housing Provision Implementation
Center of the Directorate-General of Housing, oversees the construction of
various housing types—flats, specialized residences, self-sustained
homes—alongside essential infrastructure and public amenities, in accordance
with Ministerial Regulation (Permen) PUPR Number 13 of 2020 outlining
organizational frameworks.
Meanwhile, H Hujurat, Head of the Housing Provision
Implementation Center Kalimantan II, emphasized their ongoing efforts to
execute housing and settlement programs according to meticulously outlined
agendas. Rigorous monitoring, evaluation, and reporting mechanisms ensure the
effective implementation of housing construction initiatives.
Data from the Housing Provision Implementation Center
Kalimantan II for 2023 highlighted comprehensive housing initiatives in the
Kalimantan II region. In South Kalimantan, initiatives included the
Self-Reliant Housing Stimulus Program (BSPS), elevating 975 uninhabitable units
to habitable ones, Infrastructure, Facilities, and Utilities Program (PSU)
across 15 low-income community housing locations, Flat Construction Programs,
and Operation, Maintenance, Optimization, and Rehabilitation (OPOR) Programs.
In East Kalimantan, the Ministry of PUPR navigated BSPS and
PSU Programs, accompanied by Flat Construction initiatives and OPOR Programs.
Meanwhile, North Kalimantan witnessed BSPS, PSU Programs, and OPOR Programs.
Regarding housing infrastructure within IKN Nusantara,
initiatives included Construction Worker Dwellings (HPK), Ministerial
Residences, and the development of 47 tower flats for civil servants and
defense personnel, as underscored by Hujurat in emphasizing the meticulous
efforts directed toward comprehensive regional development.
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