Director of Economic Policy, Employment and Regional Development of BRIN, Yurike Patricia Marpaung said, in the National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJPN) 2025-2045 it is stated that the government will change its strategy to achieve Indonesia becoming a developed country in 2045. So the strategy was changed from economic reform to economic transformation, namely encouraging people's productivity and shifting the economic structure towards a more productive direction. Yurike explained that there are 2 sides to development planning, namely how to form economic transformation that can take advantage of the opportunities of the times and global challenges. Then the second is collaborative cooperation with various parties including partnerships between the public and private sectors.
Furthermore, it is said that development planning cannot be separated from the participation of the government and private sector in realizing sustainable development. But between the government and the private sector, of course, it cannot stand alone to make it happen. Therefore, the key to sustainable development is Public Private Partnership (PPP) or known as Government and Business Entity Cooperation (PPP). In addition, development planning based on quantitative analysis is also very necessary so that it can be right on target and effective. PR EMK BRIN researcher, Yesi Hendriani Supartoyo explained technically about quantitative analysis for development planning using input output table modeling techniques (IO table), Social Accounting Matrix (SAM), and Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) modeling. Macroeconomics and Finance (MAFIN) TALKS is an activity held by the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) through the Center for Macroeconomic and Financial Research (PR EMK) in collaboration with the Directorate of Economic Policy, Employment, and Regional Development, Deputy for Development Policy.
