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[00:00:30] fishermen. The activities held
[00:01:01] Good afternoon, brothers and sisters, welcome to the development
[00:01:04] trail edition today, Thursday, November
[00:01:07] 5, 2026. A number of information will be presented soon, let's
[00:01:10] see the full
[00:01:11] information.
[00:01:16] Let's start with the first information,
[00:01:18] of the targeted SPPG. the DPRD of the Special Region of Yogyakarta, through Commission A, encourages the local
[00:01:21] government to build an integrated
[00:01:24] digital ecosystem. This step is considered important to improve
[00:01:28] public services, economic growth, and
[00:01:31] strengthen disaster
[00:01:33] mitigation.
[00:01:36] The rapid development of digital technology requires
[00:01:39] local governments to continue improving services to
[00:01:43] the community. The development of the digital ecosystem itself needs
[00:01:46] to be carried out jointly by involving provincial governments,
[00:01:50] regencies or cities, the community, and the private
[00:01:53] sector. This step is important considering that so far, various
[00:01:56] government service applications are still running independently.
[00:02:00] The Head of Commission ADPRDIY
[00:02:02] Ykosuwanto assesses that data management and services to
[00:02:06] the community are not yet fully optimal. Therefore,
[00:02:09] demographic, economic, social, and environmental data must
[00:02:13] be managed in one connected system. This must also
[00:02:16] be supported by adequate internet network and technology
[00:02:20] infrastructure. The development of the digital ecosystem
[00:02:23] is expected to cover various fields, from
[00:02:26] education, health, public services, to
[00:02:30] the world through integrated complaint channels. For example,
[00:02:33] the community can more easily report various problems
[00:02:36] such as road damage and public facilities,
[00:02:40] while in the economic field, Eco gives an example of the Sibakul
[00:02:44] DIY program which provides shipping subsidy facilities for MSME
[00:02:47] actors. The use of digital technology is also
[00:02:50] expected to open up new business opportunities and jobs.
[00:02:54] In addition, to improve public services and the economy.
[00:02:57] Digital technology is also important to
[00:03:01] support the security of tourist areas and disaster mitigation,
[00:03:05] therefore, an early warning system needs to be developed and
[00:03:09] integrated
[00:03:13] infrastructure,
[00:03:16] starting from what's
[00:03:18] its name physical and non-physical
[00:03:22] infrastructure, these are two things that must then be integrated into
[00:03:25] the same path.
[00:03:28] In this digital ecosystem,
[00:03:32] big data
[00:03:35] micro is also needed, PMDI must also be able to
[00:03:38] compile micro data,
[00:03:42] for example, data on
[00:03:44] DIY residents.
[00:03:48] education exhibition which In the future, the DPRD, together with the DIY regional government and
[00:03:50] regency or city governments, as well as all stakeholders, can
[00:03:54] build an integrated digital platform
[00:03:58] and.
[00:04:19] drugs. This fact was
[00:04:30] fisheries or KKP held training for coastal
[00:04:33] communities and Banyuwangi fishermen. KKP also
[00:04:36] presented various licensing and certification services needed by
[00:04:40] fishermen. These various activities were carried out as part of the 27th
[00:04:43] Marine and Fisheries Service Month.
[00:04:47] This activity was held in Kampung Nelayan Merah Putih or
[00:04:50] KNMP Lateng Village, Banyuwangi last Wednesday, where
[00:04:54] dozens of coastal communities and fishermen participated in this
[00:04:57] program. and were given training
[00:05:01] on diversification of processed fish products. Through
[00:05:04] this training, fish caught by fishermen will have
[00:05:07] added value by being processed into various types of food,
[00:05:10] including: Siomai, batagor,
[00:05:14] fish skin crackers, dried fish, shredded fish, and
[00:05:17] various other processed fish products. We also opened
[00:05:21] service stalls, some for
[00:05:25] licensing, marine space utilization, then
[00:05:28] certification training is available, training is also available, then
[00:05:32] buying a bazaar, products from training and
[00:05:34] so on. The Deputy Regent of Banyuwangi thanked
[00:05:38] the KKP for its support in increasing the capacity of Banyuwangi
[00:05:43] by the KKP will have a positive impact on coastal
[00:05:46] communities, especially fishermen. Through
[00:05:49] training in diversifying processed fish products, fishermen are encouraged to
[00:05:52] develop processing of their catch to have added
[00:05:56] value and improve the welfare
[00:05:58] of fishermen. Important training will change the mindset of
[00:06:02] MSMEs here who usually sell
[00:06:06] what is it, instant sales like noodles and
[00:06:08] so on. This is hoped to change behavior.
[00:06:12] From instant sales to being more
[00:06:15] productive, especially related to
[00:06:19] products from fishermen, namely fish. During
[00:06:22] this activity, aid was symbolically handed over to representatives
[00:06:26] of fishermen, joint business groups, and fisheries business actors,
[00:06:30] including fish seed aid, supervision facilities, and various
[00:06:33] certificates, including fisherman competency certificates
[00:06:36] and HACCP certificates.
[00:06:40] From Banyuwangi Regency, Hujain. TVRI
[00:06:43] reported,
[00:06:46] students of PGRI Palangkaraya University encourage community
[00:06:49] empowerment through the utilization of local
[00:06:52] natural potential in the Mandawai street area of Palangkaraya
[00:06:55] city. One of them is by inviting residents to process
[00:06:59] taya plants into cold powder products that have
[00:07:03] functional and economic
[00:07:05] potential.
[00:07:12] In addition, students introduced the use of taya plants
[00:07:16] as the basic ingredient for making
[00:07:18] cold powder.
[00:07:23] These plants, which have been growing abundantly in the surrounding environment, are processed
[00:07:27] into traditional
[00:07:28] beauty products.
[00:07:33] If ground
[00:07:35] with a simple process and utilizing natural ingredients,
[00:07:39] besides providing knowledge about the management process,
[00:07:42] students also encourage residents to be able to develop the
[00:07:45] product
[00:07:51] into one of the micro, small, and medium
[00:07:53] enterprises or MSMEs based on local
[00:07:56] potential. The focus is also on empowering
[00:07:59] eh diberdayakan untuk jadi UMKM yang berdaya
[00:08:03] them and guide them to make products,
[00:08:06] which are instant telang, then
[00:08:10] we have already registered the NIB.
[00:08:12] And we are trying to get into Haicermat Dutamol
[00:08:16] Palangkaraya and we are also
[00:08:20] shops because what's
[00:08:23] it called, this taya
[00:08:26] right? It's already what's it called,
[00:08:30] a hereditary knowledge from
[00:08:33] wajah untuk badan nah itu sih
[00:08:36] it, it's like
[00:08:39] out like that.
[00:08:45] Through this activity, students of PGRI University
[00:08:48] Palangkaraya hope that the people of Mandawai Street will be
[00:08:51] more creative in utilizing natural resources
[00:08:55] around them, as well as opening up new business
[00:08:58] baru yang dapat meningkatkan nilai ekonomi dan kemandirian
[00:09:01] warga.
[00:09:06] Central Kalimantan, Soni Kamahat and Nazimudin
[00:09:09] reported.
[00:09:12] Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the Human
[00:09:16] Development Index (HDI) in Indonesia continues
[00:09:19] to increase. This indicates an improvement in the quality of life of the people
[00:09:23] in Indonesia.
[00:09:27] The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) released the Human Development Index (HDI)
[00:09:31] value in Indonesia, which this year reached
[00:09:34] 76.59, an increase compared to last year's 75.90.
[00:09:38] 75,90.
[00:09:40] 30 of 38 provinces in Indonesia have reached a high
[00:09:44] HDI category. Five provinces have even entered a very high
[00:09:48] category, namely DKI Jakarta with a value of
[00:09:50] 85.88,
[00:09:52] the Special Region of Yogyakarta 83.43,
[00:09:56] Riau Islands 81.12, East Kalimantan
[00:09:59] 80.09, and Bali
[00:10:02] 80.03.
[00:10:04] Meanwhile, two provinces are in the medium category and one province
[00:10:08] is in the low category. BPS also
[00:10:11] noted that four provinces experienced a change in human
[00:10:14] development status. Bali and East Kalimantan increased from the high category
[00:10:18] to the very high category. Meanwhile, East
[00:10:21] Nusa Tenggara and South Papua increased from the medium category to
[00:10:25] high.
[00:10:29] Three priority programs of the central government in Gorontalo province continue to run
[00:10:33] until October 26, 2026. The MBG
[00:10:36] free nutritious meal program has reached
[00:10:40] 197,979
[00:10:42] beneficiaries. Around 729
[00:10:46] red and white cooperatives have also
[00:10:48] been formed.
[00:10:52] The implementation of three priority programs of the Central Government
[00:10:55] in Gorontalo province continues to show progress until
[00:10:58] October 26, 2026. The Free
[00:11:01] Nutritious Meal program or MBG, Merah
[00:11:05] Putih Cooperative, and integrated community schools have been running with
[00:11:08] achievements in several areas. The Head of the Regional Office of the Directorate
[00:11:12] General of Treasury (DJPB) of Gorontalo Province, Ari
[00:11:15] Suandani Wiwit Warastuti, stated that the
[00:11:19] free nutritious meal program has been implemented in all regencies
[00:11:23] and cities in Gorontalo province. As of that period, a total of
[00:11:27] 116 nutrition fulfillment service units (SPPG)
[00:11:30] have been operating with the number of beneficiaries reaching
[00:11:34] 197,979
[00:11:37] people. This achievement is equivalent to 68.23%
[00:11:43] Meanwhile, the development of the Merah
[00:11:46] Putih Cooperative program shows that 729
[00:11:49] cooperatives have been formed in Gorontalo province. Of this
[00:11:53] number, 150 outlets have been completed,
[00:11:57] 96 outlets are still under construction, and 51
[00:12:00] outlets have gone through the verification and validation stages.
[00:12:04] For the integrated community school program in
[00:12:07] Bualemo, currently a total of
[00:12:10] 322 students from elementary, middle,
[00:12:14] and high school levels who come from Decile 1 and
[00:12:17] 2 groups have received educational services. The implementation of this
[00:12:21] program is supported by nine teachers and 39
[00:12:25] education staff. On the other hand, the budget realization of 9
[00:12:28] presidential priority programs until October
[00:12:32] mencapai 813,12
[00:12:35] miliar dari total pagu anggaran sebesar
[00:12:38] 998.24
[00:12:41] billion. Tetinovianti
[00:12:43] Gorontalo.
[00:12:46] A number of other important information will still be coming up. Stay
[00:12:50] with us on Jejak
[00:12:52] Pembangunan.
[00:13:07] Now public information is closer and easier
[00:13:11] to access through TVRI
[00:13:14] the public can scan
[00:13:17] it using a smartphone. After
[00:13:20] scanning, you will be connected to the TVRI Public Service
[00:13:24] landing page. Inside, there is access to information from
[00:13:27] various ministries and institutions, both central
[00:13:30] from food
[00:13:33] information,
[00:13:36] demography,
[00:13:40] health,
[00:13:43] education
[00:13:47] to statistics. Scan, connect,
[00:13:50] access. TVRI Public Service
[00:13:53] through television
[00:13:56] broadcasts and digital services.
[00:14:10] Thank you for joining us again on Jejak
[00:14:12] Pembangunan.
[00:14:15] Brothers and sisters, in Surabaya, a new model of drug war has emerged that no longer
[00:14:19] arrests, but
[00:14:21] uses mosques, economy, and youth as primary
[00:14:25] weapons. Job opportunities become one of the preventive tools against
[00:14:28] keterlibatan para
[00:14:29] drugs.
[00:14:34] Drug trafficking in Surabaya, East Java, reflects a national
[00:14:37] problem. This city with thousands of mosques and prayer rooms
[00:14:40] apparently did not escape the trafficking of alcohol and
[00:14:44] stated by Surabaya Mayor Eri
[00:14:48] declaration with the Surabaya City MUI. Eri's
[00:14:52] statement is not only for Surabaya but for all of
[00:14:55] Indonesia. Thousands of mosques stand, but drug trafficking is becoming more massive
[00:14:59] among the younger generation. Therefore, Surabaya offers
[00:15:02] be replicated nationally,
[00:15:05] not just through raids, but by
[00:15:08] The City Government includes MSME
[00:15:12] penghasilan halal dan tidak lagi menjadi kurir atau pemakai
[00:15:15] Mosque youth and Karang Taruna are no longer just spectators, but are invited
[00:15:18] hanya menjadi penonton, tetapi diajak berkolaborasi dengan BNN dan
[00:15:22] trafficking. We will move with
[00:15:26] the Surabaya City MUI from
[00:15:29] the spiritual strength
[00:15:33] aspect, from the religious
[00:15:36] dengan Mui. maka kami akan berkolaborasi
[00:15:39] on how the MUI can later
[00:15:42] advice to young
[00:15:45] to all
[00:15:48] Surabaya city residents activities
[00:15:52] that can stop drugs,
[00:15:56] the impacts
[00:16:00] continue it.
[00:16:04] If possible, not only Surabaya city, but if
[00:16:07] possible, points in Surabaya, for example, if
[00:16:11] there are electoral districts (dapil) such as west, east, south
[00:16:14] dan Utara, sehingga lebih bisa merata lagi, karena
[00:16:18] the danger of drugs is extraordinary.
[00:16:20] With this model, Surabaya is no longer
[00:16:24] but offering a national
[00:16:27] start from the mosque, from
[00:16:31] the youth. From
[00:16:33] Surabaya, Masrul Fajrin reported.
[00:16:39] Brothers and sisters, the Gorontalo Ombudsman representative
[00:16:42] appreciates the procedure for conducting the TKA
[00:16:45] or Academic Competence Test at Madrasah Aliyah Negeri Insan
[00:16:49] Cendikia Gorontalo. The Gorontalo Ombudsman monitored the implementation of the TKA at
[00:16:53] Madrasah Aliyah Negeri Insan Cendikia Gorontalo.
[00:16:56] From the results of the monitoring, the Ombudsman appreciated the TKA
[00:17:00] implementation procedure at Man IC Gorontalo. Because when
[00:17:03] session 1 was completed, students
[00:17:07] immediately returned to the madrasah dormitory, while students who
[00:17:10] were scheduled for the second session went to the TKA room through a different
[00:17:14] door or path so they did not meet students who participated in
[00:17:18] session one. According to the Ombudsman, this procedure prevents
[00:17:21] students from meeting so there is no exchange of information related to TKA
[00:17:25] questions, thus also preventing fraud
[00:17:28] from occurring. The Acting Head of the Gorontalo
[00:17:31] Ombudsman Representative, Wahyuddin Mamonto, said this procedure could
[00:17:35] be an example for other schools.
[00:17:39] We appreciate what our friends at Incen
[00:17:43] Cendikia have done.
[00:17:46] It is arranged in such a way that students do not
[00:17:49] meet during the break between session one and
[00:17:53] session two to
[00:17:55] anticipate mutual
[00:17:59] Q&A, mutual exchange of information regarding
[00:18:03] exam questions, and we
[00:18:07] should appreciate what our friends at Incan
[00:18:09] positive
[00:18:12] in preventing
[00:18:16] fraud from happening. This is session two, sir.
[00:18:20] So for session two, we don't put it upstairs.
[00:18:23] We avoid meetings between students who
[00:18:26] So if students in session one finish,
[00:18:30] they will immediately return to
[00:18:33] are no meetings to
[00:18:37] uphold the integrity of the TKA.
[00:18:40] In 2026, there are 8
[00:18:43] tempat pemantauan perwakilan Ombudsman Gorontalo. Pada
[00:18:47] second wave of TKA, until now,
[00:18:50] pelaksanaan TKA berjalan baik dan aman, meski ada beberapa
[00:18:54] catatan dari Ombudsman. Taufik
[00:18:57] Sako TVRI Gorontalo
[00:18:58] melaporkan,
[00:19:01] A number of educational units at the
[00:19:05] academic competency tests (TKA).
[00:19:09] Although the academic competency test is not yet
[00:19:12] mandatory, the results of this TKA can
[00:19:15] be used to measure student
[00:19:17] competence.
[00:19:20] A number of educational units at the
[00:19:24] City have started to carry out the second phase of the Academic Competence Test
[00:19:27] 2nd yesterday until November
[00:19:31] At SMA Negeri
[00:19:34] 12, the TKA was carried out in conjunction with
[00:19:37] the 2026 national assessment. The Deputy
[00:19:40] Head of School for Curriculum, Sri Wibawo, explained
[00:19:44] that the implementation of TKA is not mandatory, but
[00:19:47] student enthusiasm to participate is quite high and almost all
[00:19:51] 12th-grade students participated in this year's TKA exam.
[00:19:54] Furthermore, the Deputy Head of School explained that in addition to being a tool to measure
[00:19:58] student competence, the results of the TKA can later
[00:20:01] be a reference for students to register for higher education and
[00:20:04] can be used through the achievement pathway. Meanwhile, the
[00:20:08] assessment results are used as data for the education report card of the
[00:20:11] high school education unit. The Academic Competence Test or TKA
[00:20:15] is, according to
[00:20:18] what, according to the provisions of
[00:20:21] the Ministry of Education and Culture, will be used
[00:20:24] as a reference, yes, as a reference for our
[00:20:28] higher education
[00:20:31] through the achievement pathway. So the score
[00:20:34] or TKA result will be used
[00:20:37] as an entry ticket
[00:20:41] while the results
[00:20:44] of and brothers and sisters, Jejak
[00:20:48] after the Maghrib adhan break.
[00:24:24] Thank you for joining us again on Jejak
[00:24:26] Pembangunan.
[00:24:29] Brothers and sisters, the enthusiasm of the young generation of the Special Region of Yogyakarta
[00:24:33] to continue their education abroad was evident from the crowded European
[00:24:38] was attended by thousands of visitors, from
[00:24:41] high school students, university students, to parents and
[00:24:45] educators who also sought information about study program
[00:24:48] options and scholarship opportunities in various countries
[00:24:52] in Europe.
[00:24:55] Thousands of visitors were seen crowding the European Higher Education Fair
[00:24:59] (EHEF) 2026, which took place at
[00:25:02] the Gadjah Mada University Innovation and Creativity
[00:25:05] Hall on November 4, 2026. Visitors
[00:25:09] enthusiastically visited various university booths to gather
[00:25:12] information about opportunities to continue their education abroad.
[00:25:16] Not only university students, a number of high school students and parents
[00:25:20] also attended to prepare for their education plans for the next
[00:25:23] level. A total of 69 European higher
[00:25:26] education institutions participated in this exhibition. Visitors
[00:25:30] about study program choices,
[00:25:34] admission requirements, and various scholarship opportunities
[00:25:37] available. Yogyakarta
[00:25:41] the seventh time.
[00:25:45] The Deputy Head of the European Union
[00:25:48] menjelaskan pertimbangan.
[00:26:02] is not just the numbers of students, but really the passion that we seeing people coming
[00:26:06] here these days, the curiosity, they are eager to learn, they are
[00:26:10] eager to learn about the possibilities, we see the
[00:26:12] energy and young people here are really asking these questions about
[00:26:16] themselves, what do I want to
[00:26:20] I fulfill them? So that's why we are here in Yogya. The presence of this exhibition
[00:26:23] was utilized by visitors to seek education information that
[00:26:27] one of whom was
[00:26:30] Hana, a FIB UGM student who wishes to continue her philology
[00:26:34] For Hana, the desire to continue
[00:26:38] studi ke belanda bukan hanya untuk mendapatkan pengalaman
[00:26:41] experience, but also to deepen the field of knowledge that
[00:26:45] she is interested in. I'm interested in studying in
[00:26:49] the Netherlands, uh, philology studies, like Malay manuscripts,
[00:26:52] because access to Malay
[00:26:56] quite limited and requires going to the library directly, so
[00:27:00] I want to go to the Netherlands. The high enthusiasm
[00:27:03] of visitors shows the great interest of the people
[00:27:06] of Yogyakarta in international
[00:27:09] The presence of various European
[00:27:12] the younger generation plan their education according to their interests
[00:27:16] their own country but also with
[00:27:19] different experiences in European
[00:27:23] Rahma and Agung Hanggara
[00:27:26] melaporkan.
[00:27:29] That information concludes our meeting in Jejak Pembangunan.
[00:27:32] This time, I, along with the crew on duty, bid
[00:27:36] farewell. Good evening and see you again.