Ministry of Home Affairs Strengthens Village Boundary Demarcation through ILASPP Program in Southeast Sulawesi
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The Ministry of Home Affairs (Kemendagri) is strengthening village boundary demarcation activities in Southeast Sulawesi through the ILASPP program. These activities are carried out to provide certainty regarding the territory of each village.
Village boundary demarcation is the process of officially determining and establishing the line marking the territorial boundary between villages. This process typically involves field measurement, map preparation, and agreement between the neighboring village governments. Clear territorial boundaries are important for government administration, land management, and public services.
Southeast Sulawesi was selected as one of the locations for strengthening this program. With clear village boundaries, local governments can reduce the potential for disputes between villages related to land and territory. In addition, accurate territorial data also supports development planning at the village level.
The Ministry of Home Affairs hopes that these village boundary demarcation activities will proceed well and become a basis for more orderly management of village territories. Further information on the stages and results of this program still needs to be monitored from official government sources.
Sources: Head Topics
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