Poverty Reduction Programs in Indonesia

The video discusses the Ministry of Social Affairs' (Kemensos) strategies to reduce poverty in Indonesia. It highlights the optimization of the Family Welfare Card and the registration of unrecorded social welfare cases. The video also covers technical implementation details and collaboration with Commission 8. Kemensos aims to contribute to a 1% reduction in poverty over five years through various programs, including the Family Hope Program and the integration of the Kartu Indonesia Pintar and Kartu Indonesia Sehat. The programs aim to strengthen social solidarity and resilience.

What is one of the main strategies Kemensos is using to reduce poverty in Indonesia?

• Optimizing the use of the Family Welfare Card

• Increasing taxes

• Building more schools

• Reducing healthcare costs

Who are included in the poverty reduction programs that were previously unregistered?

• Business owners

• Wealthy individuals

• Socially disadvantaged individuals

• Government employees

What is required for a household to be registered in the poverty reduction program?

• A passport

• A driver's license

• A business license

• A Family Card

Which cards are mentioned as part of the poverty reduction efforts?

• Credit Card

• Indonesia Smart Card, Indonesia Health Card, and Family Welfare Card

• Membership Card

• Library Card

What is the basis for the data collection of socially disadvantaged individuals?

• Tax records

• School records

• RTSM (Very Poor Households)

• National ID

Who is responsible for collecting data on socially disadvantaged individuals?

• Local governments

• Ministry of Education

• Kemensos

• BPS (Statistics Indonesia)

What is the target reduction in the poverty rate over the next five years?

• 1%

• 2%

• 4%

• 3%

What percentage of the poverty reduction target is Kemensos responsible for?

• 1%

• 0.5%

• 2%

• 3%

How much can Kemensos contribute to poverty reduction annually?

• 0.4%

• 0.3%

• 0.2%

• 0.1%

What is the broader impact of the Indonesia Smart Card, Indonesia Health Card, and Family Welfare Card?

• Reducing healthcare costs

• Increasing taxes

• Strengthening social solidarity and social resilience

• Building more schools