PELAYANAN PUBLIK : PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PERCEPATAN INFRASTRUKTUR DI INDONESIA 2005-2009

Abstract

Infrastructure development in Indonesia is among the most crucial public basic needs which should be met by the government, especially related to the characteristics of infrastructure investment which is categorized into non-recovery investment or investment in which the investors should not expect for the return. In 2005-2009 with 6.6% per year of economic growth, the government has to invest 700-1.300 billion rupiahs for infrastructure development, while the State Budget and the banks in the country could only provide 500 billion rupiahs. Therefore, financial gap then exist. To overcome this problem, the government should organize public private partnership with private sector aside from finding loan from other countries or donors as an effort of financing public service in infrastructure development