Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
An Atlas of Military-Related Spending
Two dashboards trace Indonesian procurement connected to the military, separating spending outside the Ministry of Defense from Ministry of Defense/TNI plans and recorded transactions.
- For
- Indonesian procurement researchers, journalists, and civic monitors
- Worth noticing
- It separates planned budget ceilings from recorded transactions and warns that neither verifies disbursement or represents the full defense budget.
Field notes
The homepage distinguishes two procurement scopes: military-related packages handled by civilian institutions, and procurement recorded under Kemhan/TNI. It describes filters for year, location, agencies or units, themes, and funding sources, with package details and source links for further checking. The stated data windows differ—2021–2026 for Non-Kemhan and 2022–2026 for Kemhan/TNI—and the site cautions that planned ceilings and recorded transactions are not verification of payment.
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