Domestic Study on Non-Profit Organizations in Indonesia
In the carrying out of this study, there are twenty one thousand non-profit organizations also known Non-Profit Organization (NPO) registered in Indonesia. The existence of the NPO sector is regulated by the Government of Indonesia (GoI) pursuant t...
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| Format: | Risk and Vulnerability Assessment |
| Language: | English en_US |
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Washington, DC
2013
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/06/16427013/coordinating-minister-political-legal-security-republic-indonesia-head-national-coordination-committee-prevention-combating-money-laundering-tppu-committee http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12791 |
| Summary: | In the carrying out of this study, there
are twenty one thousand non-profit organizations also known
Non-Profit Organization (NPO) registered in Indonesia. The
existence of the NPO sector is regulated by the Government
of Indonesia (GoI) pursuant to 26 laws and regulations
consist of 15 laws, 4 government regulations, and 7
Ministerial Decree. The implementation of such laws and
regulations is conducted by 10 government institutions
consist of 8 ministries and 2 ministerial-level
institutions. Based on the observation for the last ten
years, the trend on the implementation of the related laws
and regulations and the supervision of the sector is
increasing. The effort on the issuance of laws and
regulations related to NPO has been evidence on such trend.
The result of this study shows that the existence of NPO in
a large amount has not been followed with the laws and
regulations. This is shown in the complexities in the
prevailing laws and regulations related to NPO. One of the
indicators is the haziness in the distribution of duties and
authorization among the ministries, whether in the case of
neither registration nor supervision. Another indicator is
the absence of the effort to map the prevailing laws and
regulations comprehensively in order to identify the weak
point arisen out of the complexity. The effort in mapping
the laws and regulations will be the foundation on the
drafting of the laws so that a comprehensive regulation
which is cross sectoral is achieved. The result of the study
also shows that the government's effort to develop
inter-agency coordination related to NPO supervision,
including imposing the sanction to those who breaches
prevailing laws and regulations, has not been optimized yet.
Thus in number of laws and regulations it is strictly stated
that NPO is obligated to provide financial report regularly,
there are still quite a few NPO complies with the laws and regulations. |
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