Heaptalk, Jakarta — The Indonesian Government is preparing to move 2,505 state civil servants from 25 ministries/institutions to Nusantara Capital (IKN).
According to the Acting Head of the State Civil Service Agency (BKN) Haryomo Dwi Putranto, as many as 121,626 civil servants have also taken the competency test held by the State Civil Service Agency in preparation for moving to the new capital.
“The assessment is a priority at BKN to determine the potential and competence of civil servants who will be transferred to IKN. This assessment continues until the needs are met. We surely want those who move to have the necessary talents,” said Haryomo at a press conference in the press room at the Ministry of Communication and Informatics, Jakarta (03/19).
In more detail, BKN has been holding this competency test since 2022, involving 22,346 civil servants. In 2023, 96,760 civil servants took part in the test, while in January-February 2024 there were 2,430 civil servants.
The competency test aims to obtain information on civil servant competencies, especially regarding digital literacy and the core value of trustworthy, competent, harmonious, loyal, adaptive, and collaborative or known as AKHLAK. That way, those who are transferred truly meet the criteria, in terms of competence, capability, and moral integrity.
The details of the civil servants who will be transferred to Nusantara Capital are as follows:
- BMKG 35 employees; BNPB 39 employees
- National Search and Rescue Agency 31 employees
- National Food Agency 24 employees
- Pancasila Ideology Development Agency 25 employees
- National Cyber and Crypto Agency 61 employees
- Attorney General’s Office 79 employees
- Ministry of Agrarian and Spatial Planning 69 employees
- Ministry of Home Affairs 182 employees
- Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources 205 employees
- Ministry of Law and Human Rights 247 employees
- Ministry of Health 201 employees
- Ministry of Finance 110 employees
- Ministry of Communication and Informatics 59 employees
- Ministry of Political, Legal and Security Affairs 56 employees
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs 85 employees
- Ministry of Public Works and Housing 321 employees
- Ministry of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform 47 employees
- Ministry of Trade 146 employees
- Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas 49 employees
- the Ministry of State Secretary 264 employees
- the Secretariat General of the House of Representatives 87 employees
- the Secretariat General of the Judicial Commission 22 employees
- the Secretariat General of the People’s Consultative Assembly 26 employees
- the Secretariat General of the Regional Representative Council 35 employees.
