BANDA ACEH (2 September 2021) -
The Ministry of Social Affairs has again reconciled data on the distribution of
social assistance. The data reconciliation on the distribution of social
assistance yesterday (2/9) was carried out in Banda Aceh City, Aceh Province.
The activity was led directly by the Minister of Social Affairs, Tri
Rismaharini together with the Banda Aceh City Social Service, West Aceh
District Social Service, Aceh Besar District Social Service, Bireun District
Social Service, Pidie District Social Service, and Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI)
and PT Pos Indonesia.
The reconciliation discussed the distribution
of the Basic Food Program from distribution to the use of assistance by
Beneficiary Families (KPM) through the Prosperous Family Card (KKS) in the
period from July to September. The following is the percentage of distribution
in several regencies/cities in Aceh Province:
1. Banda Aceh City, the disbursement that has
reached 95% or around 5,977 KPM.
2. Aceh Barat Regency, the percentage of
disbursement is 93%, or around 10,948 KPM.
3. Aceh Besar Regency, the percentage of
disbursement is about 89% or about 21,931 KPM.
4. Bireuen Regency, the percentage of
disbursement is 96%, or around 29,814 KPM.
5. Pidie Regency, the percentage of
disbursement is 94%, or around 34,697 KPM.
Meanwhile, the number of KKS that were not
distributed to KPMs in Banda Aceh City was around 121 KKS, West Aceh Regency
was around 76 KKS, Aceh Besar Regency was around 565 KKS, Bireun Regency was
around 133 KKS and Pidie Regency was around 478 KKS.
According to the Minister of Social Affairs,
one of the obstacles faced in Aceh in distributing social assistance is
geographical conditions. Therefore, she directs that problems should be
resolved quickly. In addition, the Minister of Social Affairs also asked PT Pos
Indonesia to help distribute the assistance that was not distributed due to
geographical conditions so that it was immediately delivered directly
together with BSI and the Social Service Office. In addition, she said that KKS
that were not distributed due to several obstacles, such as unfit or no heirs,
had to be resolved immediately. Then for KKS that are not distributed because
they cannot be found, they must immediately coordinate with the Dukcapil
(Population and Civil Registry), because according to her, the recipient data
is the same as the data from the Directorate General of Dukcapil, Ministry of
Home Affairs.