Ministry of Public Works and Housing (Indonesia)

Ministry of the Indonesian government

Ministry of Public Works and HousingKementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat

Agency overview
Jurisdiction| Government of Indonesia
Headquarters| Jalan Pattimura No. 20 Kebayoran Baru
Jakarta Selatan 12110
Jakarta, Indonesia
Minister responsible|

* Basuki Hadimuljono, Minister of Public Works and Public Housing

Website| www.pu.go.id

The Ministry of Public Works and Housing (Indonesian: Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat; abbreviated as Kemen PUPR), is an Indonesian government ministry that is responsible for public works and public housing.[1][2]

The ministry is under the responsibility to the President. Since 27 October 2014, the ministry is led by Basuki Hadimuljono, minister of Public Works and Public Housing.[3][4]

## History[edit]

### Dutch East Indies period[edit]

The term "Public Works" is a translation of the Dutch term Openbare Werken which was called Waterstaat swerken during the Dutch East Indies era.[5] The Government Center, built by the Department of Van Verkeer & Waterstaat (Dep.V & W), were led by a director, who oversees several departments (Afdelingen) and services (Diensten) in accordance with the duties / authorities of the department.

The department also covers the public works (openbare werken) including afdeling Waterstaat, with afdelingen parts: Lands gebouwen, Wegen, Irrigatie and Assainering, Water Kracht, Constructie burreau (for bridges). The department also covers afd. Havenwezen (Harbor), afd. Electriciteitswezen (Electrical) and afd. Luchtvaart (Civil Aviation).

The regulations issued during the Dutch East Indies era for guidelines in carrying out tasks in the Public Works can be read in "A.W.R". 1936 B.W.R 1934 and "W.V.O/W.V.V.".

### Japanese Era[edit]

After the Dutch surrendered in the Pacific war in 1942, to Japan, the Indonesian area was divided by Japan into three administrative regions, namely Java/Madura, Sumatra and East Indonesia and there was no highest Government Center in Indonesia which controlled the government areas.

In the field of public works in each of the areas of the Japanese Military Government organization mentioned above, an organization in the Dutch East Indies era was needed and adjusted to the provisions of the Japanese side. The head office "V & W". in Bandung was renamed Kotubu Bunsitsu (交通 部分 室). Since then, the term  'Pekerjaan Oemoem'  (PO),  'Oeroesan Pekerdjaan Oemoem'  (OPO),  'Pekerjaan Umum'  (PU), and doboku (土木) was commonly used.

Kotubu Bonsitsu in Bandung only has relations with the Government area in Java/Madura, while the relations with outside of Java was not exist. Public Works Organizations in the regions and residents generally stand on their own. There is some work implementation system that uses the system and the name of the Dutch Indies era, other than Japanese system.

### Indonesia[edit]

After Indonesia proclaimed independence on 17 August 1945, the Indonesian youths began to gradually seize power from the Japanese government, both in the central government (Jakarta / Bandung) and regional governments. After the Indonesian government formed the first Cabinet, the Minister began to formulate its organization and character. Public Works at that time (1945) was based in Bandung, taking the place of the former V. & W building. (known as Gedung Sate).[6]

When the Dutch wanted to restore governmental power in the Dutch East Indies before the war, they came to follow the Allied Forces into Indonesia. As a result of the urges of the Dutch government, there was a physical conflict with the Indonesian Youth who wanted to defend their homeland and the occupied buildings, including the "Gedung Sate" which had become the Public Works Department Building at that time (this historic event is known as the "incident" of 3 December 1945, marked as an anniversary in the Ministry of Public Works).

During the National revolution from 1945 to 1949, the Indonesian Central Government in Jakarta was forced to flee to Purworejo and then to Yogyakarta, as well as the Ministry of Public Works, and later on to Bukitinggi. After the Dutch Government in 1949 recognized the independence of the Republic of Indonesia, the center of the Indonesian government in Yogyakarta was moved again to Jakarta and the Ministry was reformed as the Ministry of Public Works and Energy of the United States of Indonesia.

Since 1945, the Public Works (PU) has often undergone changes in leadership and organization, according to the political situation at that time. In the beginning of the formation of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia, the composition of the Ministries changed due to the changing situation of the times.

Guided Democracy soon elevated the Ministry of Public Works into prestige as president Sukarno mandated the ministry's work in national construction to build a stronger nation. In the mid-1960s, there was a large Cabinet called the Dwikora Cabinet or the Cabinet of 100 Ministers. The Public Works Ministry also experienced organizational changes in the 60s and in the middle of the decade split into five distinct Ministries under the Dwikora Cabinet led under General Suprajogi, Coordinating Minister for Public Works. These ministries under the Coordinating Ministry were:

* Department of Electricity and Power (Departemen Listrik dan Ketenagaan), for electricity affairs
* Department of Public Highways (Departemen Bina Marga), for highway construction and maintenance
* Construction Industry Department (Departemen Cipta Karya Konstruksi)
* Water Resources Department (Departemen Pengairan Dasar)
* Trans-Sumatra Highway Department (Departemen Jalan Raya Sumatra)

After the G.30S PKI event, the Government immediately formed the Revised Dwikora Cabinet and among others, appointed Ir Soetami who succeeded Suprajogi as Coordinating Minister for Public Works.

The reunified public works ministry was formed during the Ampera Cabinet, which was the first Cabinet during the New Order era and Ir. Soetami remained in his post. With the Decree of the Minister of PUT dated 17 June 1968 N0.3 / PRT / 1968 and amended by the Ministerial Decree of PUT dated 1 June 1970 Number 4 / PRT / 1970, the ministerial structure was amended to suit the changing methods of construction of public works projects. As a further illustration of the division of tasks within the public works department, the public work duties at that time was handed and being managed by the regional authorities themselves.

## Structure[edit]

On 30 December 2022, the structure of the Ministry was expanded by the Minister of Public Works and Housing Regulation No. 11/2022 into:[7]

1. Office of the Minister of Public Works and Housing
2. Office of the Deputy Minister of Public Works and Housing (Currently in sede vacante)
3. Secretariat General
1. Office of the Secretary General
2. Senior Advisors to the Minister
1. Senior Advisor to the Minister on Development Integration
2. Senior Advisor to the Minister on Economy and Investment
3. Senior Advisor to the Minister on Sociocultural Affairs and Community Participation
4. Senior Advisor to the Minister on Interinstitutional Relations
5. Senior Advisor to the Minister on Technology, Industry and Environment
3. Special Advisors to the Minister
1. Special Advisor to the Minister on Procurement of Goods and Services
2. Special Advisor to the Minister on Audit and Construction Supervision
3. Special Advisor to the Minister on Water Resources Management
4. Special Advisor to the Minister on Housing
5. Special Advisor to the Minister on Legal Affairs
4. Senior Experts to the Minister
1. Senior Expert to the Minister on Community Participation
2. Senior Expert to the Minister on Water Resources
3. Senior Expert to the Minister on Public Communication
4. Senior Expert to the Minister on Infrastructure Development Strategy
5. Senior Expert to the Minister on Environment
6. Senior Expert to the Minister on Public Works and Housing Ministerial Complex Landscape Arrangement
5. Bureau of Budget Planning and International Cooperation
6. Bureau of Personnel, Organization, and Procedure
7. Bureau of Financial Affairs
8. Bureau of General Affairs
9. Bureau of Legal Affairs
10. Bureau of State-owned Asset Management
11. Bureau of Public Communication
12. Center for Policy Implementation Analysis
13. Center for Data and Information Technology
14. Center for Regional Infrastructure Facilitation
4. Directorate General of Water Resources
1. Secretariat for Directorate General of Water Resources
2. Directorate of Water Resources Management System and Strategy
3. Directorate of River and Coasts
4. Directorate of Irrigation and Lowlands
5. Directorate of Dams and Lakes
6. Directorate of Groundwater and Bulk Water
7. Directorate of Operation and Maintenance
8. Directorate of Water Resources Engineering Development
9. Directorate of Internal Compliance
10. Center for Sidoarjo Mud Flow Containment
11. National Water Resources Council Secretariat
12. River Basin Organizations
1. Type "A" Main Stations-level
1. River Basin Organization for Sumatera VIII Palembang
2. River Basin Organization for Citarum
3. River Basin Organization for Cimanuk Cisanggarung
4. River Basin Organization for Pemali Juana
5. River Basin Organization for Brantas
6. River Basin Organization for Pompengan Jeneberang
7. River Basin Organization for Serayu Opak
8. River Basin Organization for Mesuji Sekampung
9. River Basin Organization for Ciliwung Cisadane
10. River Basin Organization for Cidanau, Ciujung, Cidurian
2. Type "B" Main Stations-level
1. River Basin Organization for Citanduy
3. Stations-level
1. River Basin Organization for Sumatera I Banda Aceh
2. River Basin Organization for Sumatera II Medan
3. River Basin Organization for Sumatera III Pekanbaru
4. River Basin Organization for Sumatera IV Batam
5. River Basin Organization for Bangka Belitung
6. River Basin Organization for Sumatera V Padang
7. River Basin Organization for Sumatera VI Jambi
8. River Basin Organization for Sumatera VII Bengkulu
9. River Basin Organization for Kalimantan I Pontianak
10. River Basin Organization for Kalimantan II Palangkaraya
11. River Basin Organization for Kalimantan III Banjarmasin
12. River Basin Organization for Kalimantan IV Samarinda
13. River Basin Organization for Kalimantan V Tanjung Selor
14. River Basin Organization for Sulawesi I Manado
15. River Basin Organization for Sulawesi II Gorontalo
16. River Basin Organization for Sulawesi III Palu
17. River Basin Organization for Sulawesi IV Kendari
18. River Basin Organization for Maluku
19. River Basin Organization for North Maluku
20. River Basin Organization for Bali Penida
21. River Basin Organization for Nusa Tenggara I Mataram
22. River Basin Organization for Nusa Tenggara II Kupang
23. River Basin Organization for Papua
24. River Basin Organization for West Papua
25. River Basin Organization for Merauke
13. Technical Implementations Units
1. Technical Implementation Unit for Dam Engineering
2. Technical Implementation Unit for Coastal Engineering
3. Technical Implementation Unit for Rivers Engineering
4. Technical Implementation Unit for Lowlands
5. Technical Implementation Unit for Irrigation
6. Technical Implementation Unit for Sabo Dams
7. Technical Implementation Unit for Hydraulics and Water Geotechnics
8. Technical Implementation Unit for Groundwater
9. Technical Implementation Unit for Hydrology and Water Environment
5. Directorate General of Highways
1. Secretariat for Directorate General of Highways
2. Directorate of Road and Bridge Management System and Strategy
3. Directorate of Road Construction
4. Directorate of Bridge Construction
5. Directorate of Road and Bridge Preservation for Region I (Sumatera, Kalimantan, Jawa, and Bali Islands)
6. Directorate of Road and Bridge Preservation for Region II (Nusa Tenggaras, Sulawesi, All Moluccas, and Papua Islands)\
7. Directorate of Freeways
8. Directorate of Road and Bridge Engineering Development
9. Directorate of Internal Compliance
10. Technical Implementation Units
1. Implementation Unit for Road Materials
2. Implementation Unit for Bridges
3. Implementation Unit for Geotechnics, Tunnels, and Structures
4. Implementation Unit for Pavement and Road Environment
6. Directorate General of Human Settlements
1. Secretariat of Directorate General of Human Settlements
2. Directorate of Settlement Infrastructure Implementation System and Strategy
3. Directorate of Building Management Development
4. Directorate of Water Supply
5. Directorate of Settlement Area Development
6. Directorate of Sanitation
7. Directorate of Strategic Infrastructure
8. Directorate for Settlement and Housing Engineering Development
9. Directorate of Internal Compliance
7. Directorate General of Housing
1. Secretariat of Directorate General of Housing
2. Directorate of Housing Implementation System and Strategy
3. Directorate of Self-Help Housing
4. Directorate of Vertical Housing
5. Directorate of Specialized Housing
6. Directorate of Sanitation
7. Directorate of Internal Compliance
8. Provincial Settlement Infrastructure Agencies
9. Housing Provision Implementation Agencies
10. Technical Implementation Units
1. Implementation Unit for Water Supply Technology
2. Implementation Unit for Sanitation Technology
3. Implementation Unit for Building Materials and Structures
4. Implementation Unit for Building Science
5. Implementation Unit for Settlement and Housing
8. Directorate General of Construction Development
1. Secretariat of Directorate General of Construction Development
2. Directorate of Construction Development
3. Directorate of Institutional Affairs and Construction Resources
4. Directorate of Construction Competency and Productivity
5. Directorate of Construction Services Procurement
6. Directorate of Construction Services Procurement
7. Construction Services Development Board of Indonesia
1. Secretariat of Construction Services Development Board
8. Construction Services Agencies
1. Construction Services Agency for Region I Banda Aceh
2. Construction Services Agency for Region II Palembang
3. Construction Services Agency for Region III Jakarta
4. Construction Services Agency for Region IV Surabaya
5. Construction Services Agency for Region V Banjarmasin
6. Construction Services Agency for Region VI Makassar
7. Construction Services Agency for Region VII Jayapura
9. Construction Services Procurement Agencies
1. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Aceh Region
2. Construction Services Procurement Agency for North Sumatra Region
3. Construction Services Procurement Agency for West Sumatera Region
4. Construction Services Procurement Agency for South Sumatera Region
5. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Jambi Region
6. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Lampung Region
7. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Banten Region
8. Construction Services Procurement Agency for DKI Jakarta Region
9. Construction Services Procurement Agency for West Java Region
10. Construction Services Procurement Agency for D.I Yogyakarta Region
11. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Central Java Region
12. Construction Services Procurement Agency for East Java Region
13. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Bali Region
14. Construction Services Procurement Agency for East Nusa Tenggara Region
15. Construction Services Procurement Agency for West Nusa Tenggara Region
16. Construction Services Procurement Agency for West Kalimantan Region
17. Construction Services Procurement Agency for South Kalimantan Region
18. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Central Kalimantan Region
19. Construction Services Procurement Agency for East Kalimantan Region
20. Construction Services Procurement Agency for North Kalimantan Region
21. Construction Services Procurement Agency for North Sulawesi Region
22. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Southeast Sulawesi Region
23. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Central Sulawesi Region
24. Construction Services Procurement Agency for South Sulawesi Region
25. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Papua Region
26. Construction Services Procurement Agency for West Papua Region
27. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Riau Region
28. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Riau Islands Region
29. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Bengkulu Region
30. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Bangka Belitung Region
31. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Gorontalo Region
32. Construction Services Procurement Agency for West Sulawesi Region
33. Construction Services Procurement Agency for Maluku Region
34. Construction Services Procurement Agency for North Maluku Region
9. Directorate General of Public Works and Housing Infrastructure Financing
1. Secretary of Directorate General of Public Works and Housing Infrastructure Financing
2. Directorate General of Public Works and Housing Infrastructure Financing
3. Directorate of Water Resources Infrastructure Financing
4. Directorate of Road and Bridge Infrastructure Financing Implementation
5. Directorate of Settlement Infrastructure Financing Implementation
6. Directorate of Housing Financing Implementation
10. Inspectorate General
1. Secretariat of Inspectorate General
2. Inspectorate I
3. Inspectorate II
4. Inspectorate III
5. Inspectorate IV
6. Inspectorate V
7. Inspectorate VI
11. Regional Infrastructure Development Agency
1. Secretariat of Regional Infrastructure Development Agency
2. Center for National Infrastructure Development
3. Center for Public Works and Housing Infrastructure Development for Region I
4. Center for Public Works and Housing Infrastructure Development for Region II
5. Center for Public Works and Housing Infrastructure Development for Region III
12. Human Resources Development Agency
1. Secretariat of Human Resources Development Agency
2. Center for Talent Development
3. Center for Water Resources and Settlements Competency Development
4. Center for Road, Housing and Regional Infrastructure Competency Development
5. Center for Management Competency Development
6. Public Works Polytechnic
7. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region I Medan
8. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region II Palembang
9. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region III Jakarta
10. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region IV Bandung
11. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region V Yogyakarta
12. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region VI Surabaya
13. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region VII Banjarmasin
14. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region VIII Makassar
15. Public Works and Housing Competency Development Unit for Region IX Jayapura
16. Competency Assessment Unit

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Indonesian ministry innovates new block concrete to resist erosion". Xinhua. 28 January 2020. Archived from the original on 28 January 2020. Retrieved 10 June 2021.
2. ^ "COVID-19: Govt to convert more towers in athletes village for makeshift hospital". The Jakarta Post. Retrieved 1 October 2020.
3. ^ "Government to complete access road to Bengkulu Port in 2018". The Jakarta Post. Retrieved 1 October 2020.
4. ^ PricewaterhouseCoopers. "Public Works and Housing prioritises people's infrastructure". PwC. Retrieved 1 October 2020.
5. ^ Idris, Irdam (1970). Sejarah Perkembangan Pekerjaan Umum di Indonesia (PDF). Ministry of Public Works and Housing. p. 2.
6. ^ "Peristiwa Heroik 3 Desember". Ministry of Public Works and Housing. Retrieved 5 October 2020.
7. ^ "Peraturan Menteri Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat Nomor 11 Tahun 2022 tentang Perubahan Atas Peraturan Menteri Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat Nomor 13 Tahun 2020 tentang Organisasi dan Tata Kerja Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat" [Minister of Public Works and Housing Regulation Number 11 of 2022 on Amendment towards Minister of Public Works and Housing Regulation Number 13 of 2020 on Organization and Work Procedures of the Ministry of Public Works and Housing]. Ministerial Regulation No. 11 of 2022 (PDF) (in Indonesian). Ministry of Public Works and Housing.

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