Ringkasan Mingguan

  • Umum

  • 1st. Course Introduction (RPS & Silabus)

  • 2nd. Types & Frameworks of Public Policy

    Welcome to the second session of Development Policy. 
    In this meeting, we will discuss the types of public policy and the policy framework, focusing on how policies are categorized and how they are formulated and implemented within the policymaking process.

    Types and the framework of public policy refer to the classification of government policies based on their characteristics and impacts, as well as the systematic process through which policies are formulated, implemented, and evaluated to address public problems and achieve societal goals.

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  • 3rd. Public Policy VS Private Policy

    Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to our third meeting of the Development Policy course. In today’s session, we will discuss an important and fundamental topic: Public Policy vs. Private Policy. We will explore the differences between policies made by governments to address public issues and those created by private institutions to achieve organizational goals, as well as how both influence economic development and societal welfare. I hope this discussion will help you better understand the role of policy in shaping development outcomes and encourage you to think critically about policy-making in real-world contexts.

  • 4th. Policy Formulation

    Good afternon everyone. In today’s session of the Development Policy course, we will discuss one of the most important stages in the public policy process, namely policy formulation. This topic focuses on how policymakers identify public problems, analyze their causes, and develop alternative solutions to address those issues effectively. Understanding the process of policy formulation is essential because well-designed policies can help governments respond appropriately to societal challenges and support sustainable development. In this class, we will also explore practical cases to better understand how policies are formulated in real situations.

  • 5th. Agenda Setting & Public Policy Stages

    The topic of Agenda Setting and Public Policy Stages explores how societal problems are selected as government priorities and how policies are formulated, adopted, implemented, and evaluated. Not all public issues automatically become policy; instead, they go through a selection process influenced by political interests, public pressure, data, and crisis situations. Therefore, understanding agenda setting and the stages of public policy is essential for students to critically analyze how governments determine development priorities and to assess the effectiveness of policies in addressing public problems.

  • 6th. Stakeholder Mapping Techniques in Public Policy

    Stakeholder Mapping Techniques in Public Policy is an essential topic that helps students understand how various actors influence and are affected by public policies. In this lecture, we will explore how to identify, classify, and analyze stakeholders based on their interests, power, and level of influence in the policy-making process. By mastering these techniques, students will be better equipped to design inclusive, effective, and sustainable policies, as well as to anticipate potential conflicts and build strategic engagement with key stakeholders.

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    • 8th. UTS

      • 9th. The Role of Information in Policy Making

      • 10th. Public Consultation

        Public consultation is an important process in public policy and development planning that allows governments to engage citizens, stakeholders, and communities in decision-making. Through public consultation, policymakers can gather ideas, identify public needs, understand potential impacts, and improve the quality of policies before implementation. This process also strengthens transparency, accountability, and public trust, while encouraging collaboration between government and society as equal partners. In the context of development policy, effective public consultation helps ensure that policies are more inclusive, responsive, and aligned with the real needs of the community.

      • 11th. Monitoring & Evaluation of Public Policy

        In today’s session on Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Policy, we will explore how governments assess whether policies are implemented as intended and whether they achieve their desired outcomes. Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) play a critical role in ensuring accountability, improving policy effectiveness, and supporting evidence-based decision-making. By understanding key concepts, methods, and real-world applications, students will be able to critically analyze policy performance and identify areas for improvement, particularly in the context of development policies in emerging economies.

      • 12th. Indonesian Economic Growth Review Q1 2026

        The 12th meeting titled “Indonesian Economic Growth Review Q1 2026” discussed the performance of Indonesia’s economy during the first quarter of 2026, which recorded a growth rate of 5.61%. The session focused on analyzing the contribution of each expenditure component of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), namely household consumption (C), investment (I), government spending (G), exports (X), and imports (M). Household consumption remained the main driver of economic growth, supported by strong domestic demand and seasonal spending during Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. Investment growth reflected positive business confidence and infrastructure development, while government expenditure significantly increased through fiscal stimulus programs and social spending. The meeting also examined the challenges of slowing export growth, rising imports, global economic uncertainty, and the depreciation of the rupiah against the US dollar. Furthermore, the discussion emphasized the importance of future economic policies to maintain sustainable, inclusive, and resilient economic growth in Indonesia.

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        • Discussion Forum

          In this discussion forum, we will discuss the condition of Indonesia’s economic growth in the first quarter (Q1) of 2026.
          The deadline to submit your discussion responses is May 15, 2026, at 1:00 PM.

      • 5 May - 11 May

        • 12 May - 18 May

          • 19 May - 25 May

            • 26 May - 1 June