INFOKU, BLORA -The Blora Regency Government held the Vulnerable Group Development Planning Meeting (Musrenbang) for the fifth time at the Pendopo of the Blora Regent's Official Residence, Thursday (13/3/2025).
In contrast to previous years, the Musrenbang was specifically for women, the elderly, children and the disabled, this year the Musren specifically involved the younger generation (Gen Z) of Blora.
This was done with the aim of accommodating aspirations, input and development proposals from Gen Z, women's groups, the elderly, children, and the disabled to prepare the 2026 Blora Regency Regional Government Work Plan (RKPD).
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Blora Regent, Arief Rohman emphasized, "Blora Future Leader, Empowered Blora Women and Caring for Vulnerable Groups" is the commitment of the Blora Regency Government under his leadership to involve all elements of society in regional development.
"We must ensure that the development of Blora Regency is in favor of all levels of society. Including the younger generation (Gen-Z), women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities," he said.
The Regent of Blora conveyed several things, including continuing to support access to quality education, skills training, and job and entrepreneurial opportunities for the younger generation.
In addition, it is also committed to improving women's welfare through policies that support gender equality, women's economic empowerment, and protection against violence and discrimination.
It was stated that the Musrenbang for Gen-Z, Women and Vulnerable Groups is one of the 9 (nine) priority programs that are the best fast results programs in 99 days of ASRI (Arief Rohman - Sri Setyorini).
Regent Arief invites all parties to contribute, convey aspirations, and actively participate in the development of a better Blora. (Setyorini/KOM)
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