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FGD Implementation of the One Map Policy and Follow-up to JIGD Coordination Meeting

Bappeda Prov. East Kalimantan carried out Focus Group Discussions (FGD) on the implementation of the one map policy with the Geospatial Information Agency.

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This discussion was opened by the Secretary of the Provincial Bappeda. East Kalimantan Mrs. Charmarijaty and attended by the Geospatial Information Agency, Brawijaya University Academics, East Kalimantan National Land Agency, Forestry Service, Plantation Service, Energy and Mineral Resources Service, Food, Food Crop and Horticulture Service, Public Works, Spatial Planning and Public Housing Service, Bappeda/Bappedalitbang for Regency/City throughout East Kalimantan, Head of the University Geospatial Information Infrastructure Development Center Mulawarman and the East Kalimantan Province TGUP3 Team.

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The aim of implementing this FGD is to obtain input, confirmation and information from the regional government of East Kalimantan province along with the districts/cities within it, related to the implementation of the one map policy as well as the process of resolving land overlapping problems that occur in the region

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As we know, there is still a lot of Thematic Geospatial Information (IGT) that is produced using non-uniform references. In some cases there are even GIs of the same type produced by several agencies.

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This is mainly caused by several things, such as:

(a) Almost all DGs and IGs were created long before the IG Law was issued,

(b) The base map is not yet complete as one of the IGDs to be used as a reference,

(c) Ineffective coordination and synchronization process for organizing IG, and

(d) Unclear institutional arrangements related to the duties and functions of administering IG.

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Several development activities that require IG of various types (IGD and IGT) are produced by many IG organizers, ranging from activities for preparing spatial plans to handling overlapping land and permits.

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With all its dynamics, this one map policy was then manifested in a regulation known as Presidential Regulation number 9 of 2016. Several things regulated in this regulation include one map that refers to one geospatial reference, one standard, one database and one geoportal. The regulations are specifically aimed at improving wide-scale spatial planning, accelerating the resolution of conflicts over overlapping land uses, as well as accelerating the implementation of infrastructure and regional development programs.

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