Ciamis
Ciamis (ᮎᮤᮃᮙᮤᮞ᮪) is a district, as well as town which is known as the regency seat of Ciamis Regency in West Java, Indonesia.
Since regional autonomy was implemented in 2001, Ciamis Regency has experienced regional expansion into Ciamis Regency with 30 districts and Banjar City 4 districts. Along with the increase in the population of Ciamis Regency and to reduce the span of government control in 2006, Ciamis Regency experienced the expansion of 6 districts, so rising from 30 districts to 36 districts. Likewise for the number of villages, during the period 2007 – 2009, the number of villages increased by 3 villages. Likewise, for the same period, the number of Neighborhood Associations (RW) and Neighborhood Units (RT) experienced an increase of 27 Rukun Warga and 92 Rukun Tetangga.
The number of civil servants in Ciamis increased from 18,404 people in 2008 to 18,966 people in 2009. Based on the composition of employees by gender, during 2007 - 2009 the average number of male employees increased by 1.37 percent while female employees increased by 6.47 percent. Furthermore, the available data also shows a decline in the quality of civil servants in terms of education, namely the increasing number of employees with high school education and below, while the number of employees with higher education (Diploma and above) is decreasing. This is due to the appointment of honorary employees who work in local governments with an average education level of less than high school.
The political map of Ciamis Regency as a result of the 2009 General Election (PEMILU) shows the dominance of the PDI-P in parliament (DPRD), which is followed by Democrats and Golkar. The number of DPRD members from the PDI-P was 11 people, more than a fifth of the total members of the Ciamis DPRD. The second and third highest numbers were occupied by the Democratic Party and the Golkar Party with 9 and 8 seats, respectively. To finance development, the government in Ciamis Regency in 2009 spent a budget of nearly 1.348 trillion rupiah as recorded in the realization of the Ciamis Regency APBD. This number increased by 15.91% from the APBD in 2007. Of the total APBD of Ciamis Regency of 1.348 trillion, PAD only contributed 0.051 trillion or around 3.84%, while DAU contributed around 1.05 trillion rupiah or around 63.81%. Thus, the financing of development activities in Ciamis Regency is still dependent on the DAU.
Ciamis district is divided into 12 administrative villages (of which 7 are classed as urban kelurahan and 5 as rural desa) which are as follows:
* Benteng
* Ciamis
* Cigembor
* Cisadap
* Imbanagara
Since regional autonomy was implemented in 2001, Ciamis Regency has experienced regional expansion into Ciamis Regency with 30 districts and Banjar City 4 districts. Along with the increase in the population of Ciamis Regency and to reduce the span of government control in 2006, Ciamis Regency experienced the expansion of 6 districts, so rising from 30 districts to 36 districts. Likewise for the number of villages, during the period 2007 – 2009, the number of villages increased by 3 villages. Likewise, for the same period, the number of Neighborhood Associations (RW) and Neighborhood Units (RT) experienced an increase of 27 Rukun Warga and 92 Rukun Tetangga.
The number of civil servants in Ciamis increased from 18,404 people in 2008 to 18,966 people in 2009. Based on the composition of employees by gender, during 2007 - 2009 the average number of male employees increased by 1.37 percent while female employees increased by 6.47 percent. Furthermore, the available data also shows a decline in the quality of civil servants in terms of education, namely the increasing number of employees with high school education and below, while the number of employees with higher education (Diploma and above) is decreasing. This is due to the appointment of honorary employees who work in local governments with an average education level of less than high school.
The political map of Ciamis Regency as a result of the 2009 General Election (PEMILU) shows the dominance of the PDI-P in parliament (DPRD), which is followed by Democrats and Golkar. The number of DPRD members from the PDI-P was 11 people, more than a fifth of the total members of the Ciamis DPRD. The second and third highest numbers were occupied by the Democratic Party and the Golkar Party with 9 and 8 seats, respectively. To finance development, the government in Ciamis Regency in 2009 spent a budget of nearly 1.348 trillion rupiah as recorded in the realization of the Ciamis Regency APBD. This number increased by 15.91% from the APBD in 2007. Of the total APBD of Ciamis Regency of 1.348 trillion, PAD only contributed 0.051 trillion or around 3.84%, while DAU contributed around 1.05 trillion rupiah or around 63.81%. Thus, the financing of development activities in Ciamis Regency is still dependent on the DAU.
Ciamis district is divided into 12 administrative villages (of which 7 are classed as urban kelurahan and 5 as rural desa) which are as follows:
* Benteng
* Ciamis
* Cigembor
* Cisadap
* Imbanagara
Map - Ciamis
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Country - Indonesia
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Currency / Language
| ISO | Currency | Symbol | Significant figures |
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| IDR | Indonesian rupiah | Rp | 2 |
| ISO | Language |
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| NL | Dutch language |
| EN | English language |
| ID | Indonesian language |
| JV | Javanese language |