Gianyar Regency prioritizes road repairs to boost regional economy

The Gianyar Regency government in Bali is making road infrastructure improvements a top priority to stimulate regional development and ensure smooth economic activity. Deputy Regent Anak Agung Gde Mayun emphasized the administration's serious attention to accelerating the repair of district roads.

Beyond major roadways, the regional administration is also committed to enhancing other crucial infrastructure. This includes developing subak irrigation systems, improving farm roads to support agricultural productivity, and upgrading facilities that support the vital tourism sector. These efforts aim to boost connectivity across the region and foster economic growth for the community.

Regional spending is being strategically focused on programs that deliver direct benefits to residents. Key areas include basic infrastructure development, enhancing the quality of education and healthcare services, and improving overall public service delivery. Additionally, the government continues to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKMs), provide social protection, preserve culture and the environment, and strengthen bureaucratic reform as part of a sustainable development strategy.

Financially, Gianyar Regency reported strong performance in its 2025 budget realization. Total revenue reached Rp2.97 trillion, or 94.63% of the target, with local revenue contributing Rp1.85 trillion. Expenditures totaled Rp3.17 trillion, including Rp825 billion allocated for capital expenditure, which funds infrastructure projects like road and irrigation improvements. The region also maintained its track record, receiving its 12th consecutive unqualified opinion (WTP) from the Bali Provincial Audit Board for its financial management in 2025.