Ida Kusmawati, SE Kasi : This served as a symbol of national commitment and regional development rooted in the values ​​of unity and local wisdom.

TANGERANG, INDONESIAPOS.NET.

The Village Development Planning Meeting (Musrenbang) of Pakuhaji Village, Pakuhaji District, Tangerang Regency, for the 2027 Planning Year was held under the theme “Optimizing the Industrial, Trade, and Food Security Sectors Based on Sustainable Development,” on Wednesday (January 21, 2026).

The Musrenbang activities began with the singing of the National Anthem “Indonesia Raya” and the Tangerang March.

This served as a symbol of national commitment and regional development rooted in the values ​​of unity and local wisdom.

During the forum, Pakuhaji Village presented a list of proposals for the 2026/2027 Musrenbang, specifically in RW 001. These proposals include:

Construction of paving blocks measuring 150 meters x 120 meters, and construction of a U-Ditch or water channel measuring 60 cm x 300 meters.

This proposal is considered crucial considering the declining condition of environmental infrastructure, particularly the water channels, which are often clogged and cause flooding during the rainy season.

Head of Pakuhaji Village, Muhamad Sanusi, S.H., M.Si., emphasized that the village administration and its staff have conducted direct field monitoring to identify areas prone to flooding and blocked waterways.

“We went directly to the areas where the problems were occurring, especially clogged waterways,” he said.

“It is hoped that all of these priority proposals can be realized in stages according to plan,” he explained.

The Pakuhaji Village Musrenbang also recorded various strategic community aspirations, including: Procurement of screen-printing equipment and machines to strengthen the residents’ creative economy,

Restructuring of irrigation channels that flow into rivers, Accelerated programs for handling stunting and toddlers, Development of environmental carrying capacity, Youth training, guidance on fertilizers and agricultural seeds,

Training for Integrated Service Post (Posyandu) cadres, Construction of clean water facilities and river diversions, and RT 006’s proposal regarding the Public Cemetery (TPU).

Specifically, Mulyadi, a resident representative of RT 02/RW 05, emphasized that repairing damaged paving blocks and addressing flooding in his area should be a top priority.

Pakuhaji Sub-district Head Muhammad Supriyatna, S.Sos., M.M., represented by Sub-district Secretary Faisal Rizky, S.E., stated that all urgent and routine proposals will be implemented within the fiscal year.

2027, by aligning with the policies and priorities of the Tangerang Regency Government.

“Regarding infrastructure, the economy, and the community’s culture, all aspirations will be synchronized into sub-district programs and aligned with the district development plan,” he concluded.

He emphasized the importance of transparency and public participation, by actively involving the community in monitoring every development program implemented at the village and sub-district levels.

Responding to the issue of clogged water channels due to garbage, the sub-district emphasized that the initial step would be to strengthen the culture of mutual cooperation through community service.

This effort will serve as a foundation before technical interventions are undertaken by relevant agencies, particularly on irrigation channels and culverts, which are critical points.

Attended by a Full Range of Stakeholders, the 2026/2027 Pakuhaji Village Musrenbang was attended by representatives from the sub-district and village, including:

Pakuhaji Sub-district Secretary Faisal Rizky, S.E.; Pakuhaji Village Head Muhamad Sanusi, S.H.; M.Sc., Village Secretary Ahmad Hilman, S.H., Head of Women’s Empowerment Section Ida Kusmawati, S.E., Babinsa (village supervisory officer) and Bhabinkamtibmas (community police officer).

The Head of the Family Welfare Movement (TP PKK) and staff, the principals of SDN 1, 2, 4, and 5 Pakuhaji, the heads of neighborhood associations (RT/RW), religious leaders, community leaders, youth leaders, the Head of the Community Empowerment Institute (LPM), and the Head of the Youth Organization (Karang Taruna).

The Q&A session opened with three main questions highlighting the handling of clogged drains, flooding, and damaged paving blocks.

The Musrenbang (development planning) activity then concluded with a collective prayer, expressing the hope that all formulated development plans and aspirations would be realized in a concrete and sustainable manner.

“Alhamdulillah, the Musrenbang activity at the Pakuhaji Village level, Pakuhaji District, Pakuhaji Regency, has been completed. Tangerang,” said Ida Kusmawati, SE, Head of Women’s Empowerment.

According to Ida, the village road development will be prioritized based on budget availability.

“The development plan will focus on crucial physical infrastructure such as culverts, paving blocks, and house improvements,” she said.

(Rohim / Reni)