Jambi City BPS Again Achieves Highest IKPA Score

IKPA is an indicator set by the Ministry of Finance as the State General Treasurer (BUN) to measure the quality of performance in the implementation of the budget of State Ministries/Institutions (K/L). IKPA is used as a monitoring and evaluation tool for budget implementation provided by the Directorate General of Treasury which is integrated into the Online Monitoring of the State Treasury and Budget System (OM SPAN) which is used as a measure and reflects the performance of work units on the quality of budget planning, quality of budget execution, and quality of implementation results. work unit budget. IKPA in the 2021 fiscal year has 13 indicators that focus on 4 aspects, namely the suitability of planning with budget execution, compliance with budget implementation regulations, efficiency of budget implementation, and effectiveness of budget implementation. However, in the 2022 Fiscal Year, an evaluation of the achievements of IKPA has been carried out for subsequent changes in the paradigm of budget implementation performance appraisal which previously focused on improving budget implementation governance to focus on improving the quality of spending supported by spending acceleration and output achievement in order to be able to contribute optimally in shape economic outcomes and social welfare. This was later realized in the form of the 2022 IKPA Reformulation. The 2022 IKPA reformulation is a change in the procedure for evaluating budget implementation performance through sharpening the quality spending paradigm while maintaining budget implementation governance. The purpose of the IKPA reformulation is to support quality spending by strengthening value for money in evaluating budget execution performance, encouraging spending acceleration and achieving spending output, and determining fairness treatment in performance appraisals for Satker, Echelon I, and K/L, particularly based on budget allocation and spending characteristics. Ahmad Fauzie SE ME as the Head of BPS Jambi City reminded all his staff to be committed to implementing every strategic plan for implementing the 2022 budget that has been prepared. Plans such as the preparation of activity plans, monitoring of ceilings and optimizing revisions, as well as optimizing budget execution must be considered. This commitment, according to him, is not only noticed by the leadership. But also by all employees within the Central Bureau of Statistics of Jambi City. The commitment to accelerate the performance of the 2022 budget implementation must be better, as emphasized by the Head of the Jambi City BPS. This is evidenced by the implementation of this commitment by all employees within the Jambi City BPS with the achievement of the highest IKPA scores in the first and second quarters of 2022, which are 100 and 99.17 respectively, with a budget ceiling category of greater than 6 billion. Source: KPPN Jambi).