Indonesian Health Sector Grants for Recommended Services

Specific Allocation Grants (DAK) are central government funds for regional capital spending on national priority health services in Indonesia. Data tracks recommended service expenditures in billions of Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). The dataset is provided by the Indonesia Database for Policy and Economic Research.

Use Cases

• Analyze trends in 'Total Specific Allocation Grant' amounts over time to assess central government investment in health services.
• Model the relationship between the grant's 'formula component', which considers fiscal gaps, and regional health outcomes.
• Compare funding for different 'Recommended Services' subsectors to identify national health spending priorities.
• Assess the impact of the 10 percent matching fund requirement on regional budget allocations for health capital projects.

Strengths

• Data originates from the authoritative Indonesia Database for Policy and Economic Research.
• Focuses on capital spending grants with a specific matching requirement and formula, providing structured fiscal data.

Limitations

• Exact row count, column names, and temporal coverage are unknown, limiting reproducibility.
• Data is restricted to capital expenditures and excludes research, training, and administration, offering a partial view of health spending.

Provenance

Source

Indonesia Database for Policy and Economic Research

Collection Method

Compiled from Central Budget (APBN) allocations for the Specific Allocation Grant (DAK).

Geography

Indonesia