Jakarta's Benyamin S Award Aims to Enhance Urban Management and Regional Revitalization
The Jakarta Provincial Government plans to accelerate the development of urban managers and Jakarta's transformation into a global city through the Benyamin S Award (BSA). This initiative aims to enhance the management capabilities of sub-districts (kelurahan), fostering competition in areas like cleanliness, comfort, aesthetics, and applied technology. The award seeks to encourage community participation while preserving Jakarta's identity as it evolves into an international metropolis.
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