The Ministry of Village, Development of Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration (Kemendes PDTT) aims to drive 1000 villages in eastern Indonesia to become self-reliant. This initiative is carried out through the flagship program Integrated Village Economic Transformation (TEKAD) to accelerate economic growth.
“We are targeting 1000 villages in the eastern region to become self-reliant through the TEKAD program,” said a representative from Kemendes PDTT. The program aims to empower rural communities, improve their economic conditions, and reduce disparities across the region.
Through TEKAD, villages will receive support and resources to develop local economies, create job opportunities, and enhance livelihoods. This strategic initiative focuses on promoting sustainable development and empowering communities to take charge of their economic future. By fostering self-reliance, these villages can contribute significantly to the overall economic growth of the region.
Kemendes PDTT recognizes the importance of investing in the economic development of rural areas, especially in eastern Indonesia. By targeting 1000 villages for self-reliance, the ministry aims to create a ripple effect of prosperity and growth that will benefit the entire region. Through strategic planning and support, Kemendes PDTT is committed to driving sustainable transformation in these communities.
“Our goal is to accelerate economic growth by empowering villages to become self-reliant and economically independent,” highlighted the representative. By implementing the TEKAD program, Kemendes PDTT seeks to harness the potential of rural areas and unlock opportunities for sustainable development and prosperity.
The TEKAD program serves as a catalyst for change in rural communities, paving the way for a more prosperous and inclusive future. Through targeted interventions and support, Kemendes PDTT is on a mission to drive 1000 villages towards self-reliance and economic empowerment in eastern Indonesia.
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