West Java Government Oversees '3 Million Houses' Program for Public Welfare

The West Java Provincial Government is dedicated to ensuring the "3 Million Houses" program effectively benefits its citizens, moving beyond mere numerical achievements to focus on genuine welfare through adequate housing. Regional Secretary Herman Suryatman stressed the importance of accountability, transparency, and professionalism throughout the program's entire lifecycle, from beneficiary data collection to construction and oversight.

Speaking at a socialization event for a ministerial regulation on house renovations, Suryatman highlighted that the program's success hinges on the integrity of all involved parties. He urged local governments across West Java's 27 regencies and cities to concentrate on the implementation phase, ensuring that construction proceeds effectively and meets the needs of the community. The focus for September 2026 is specifically on the construction of these 3 million homes.

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The important thing is that there is no ill intent to bring welfare to the people through this 3 Million Houses program.

Suryatman reiterated that the "3 Million Houses" program is a presidential priority requiring collective effort from both central and regional governments. He warned against any malicious intent that could undermine the program's goal of providing welfare for the people. The initiative aims to create a significant impact by providing livable housing for those in need, thereby improving their overall quality of life and contributing to societal well-being.

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In September 2026, we will focus on the implementation of building 3 million houses.