Pemerataan Pembangunan Sosial Ekonomi Antara Indonesia Timur – Barat Sebagai Upaya Mempererat Kebhinekaan

Abstract

This paper will examine the problem of regional disparity in Indonesia, which has been the problem of decentralization increasingly complex with high levels of poverty in the regions. At the end of this paper will also be discussed about the equitable distribution of economic and social development related to the impact of national security and diversity issues. If the problem of inequality continues to be left, the worst impact will be the release of regions that are actually resource-rich but there is no even development.Keyword: Equitable Development, decentralization, diversity Tulisan ini akan mengkaji masalah kesenjangan wilayah di Indonesia yang selama ini, masalah desentralisasi semakin kompleks dengan tingginya tingkat kemiskinan di daerah. Di akhir tulisan ini juga akan dibahas mengenai pemerataan pembangunan ekonomi dan sosial terkait dampaknya dengan ketahanan bangsa dan masalah kebhinekaan. Jika masalah kesenjangan terus dibiarkan, maka dampak terburuk akan lepasnya daerah yang sebenarnya kaya sumberdaya tetapi tidak terjadi pembangunan secara merata.Keyword : Pemerataan Pembangunan, desentralisasi, kebhinekaan

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