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Fri, 06/27/2008 - 15:15
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PRESIDENT OPENS INNOVATIVE PUBLIC SERVICES EXHIBITION
Jakarta, June 27 (ANTARA) - President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono here Friday opened an innovative public services exhibition at the East Senayan Parking Lot in Central Jakarta.
State Minister for State Administrative Reform Taufik Effendi on the occasion said making improvements to public services was part the efforts to create a clean government.
"We are continuously trying to improve public services and to this end we always invite all provincial and district leaders to cooperate in the effort," Effendi said.
The provincial and district leaders were made to participate in efforts to improve public services by changing their ways of thinking and attitudes in serving the public , the minister said.
He reported the number of regional administrations providing integrated public services had since 2005 increased significantly.
In 2005 only six district and municipal administrations were giving integrated public services but in 2006 the number rose to 95 and in 2007 to 295 while by the middle of this year the number was 315, he said.
Effendi said the benefits of better public services were not only enjoyed by the public but also by the district administration heads themselves.
A total of 172 provincial governors, district heads and mayors across the country were elected for second terms in their respective regions because the people credited them with having improved public services. The officials all won more than 80 percent of the votes, he said.
The exhibition at Senayan displayed a range of state administrative services that had been made more efficient or more convenient for the public such as mobile driving license issuing services, the printing of driving licenses using chip technology.
State Minister for State Administrative Reform Taufik Effendi on the occasion said making improvements to public services was part the efforts to create a clean government.
"We are continuously trying to improve public services and to this end we always invite all provincial and district leaders to cooperate in the effort," Effendi said.
The provincial and district leaders were made to participate in efforts to improve public services by changing their ways of thinking and attitudes in serving the public , the minister said.
He reported the number of regional administrations providing integrated public services had since 2005 increased significantly.
In 2005 only six district and municipal administrations were giving integrated public services but in 2006 the number rose to 95 and in 2007 to 295 while by the middle of this year the number was 315, he said.
Effendi said the benefits of better public services were not only enjoyed by the public but also by the district administration heads themselves.
A total of 172 provincial governors, district heads and mayors across the country were elected for second terms in their respective regions because the people credited them with having improved public services. The officials all won more than 80 percent of the votes, he said.
The exhibition at Senayan displayed a range of state administrative services that had been made more efficient or more convenient for the public such as mobile driving license issuing services, the printing of driving licenses using chip technology.
