Collaboration Between CPFR Udayana University and the Ministry of Finance in a Public Lecture on Fiscal Policy: Driving Growth and Strengthening Bali's Economic Resilience
The Center for Public Finance Research (CPFR) at Udayana University hosted a Public Lecture on Fiscal Policy on Thursday, October 29, 2026, held in a hybrid format at the BH Building Auditorium, Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, as well as online via Zoom Meeting. Carrying the theme “2027 Fiscal Policy Direction: Driving Growth, Maintaining Purchasing Power, and Strengthening Bali's Economic Resilience,” the event served as a platform for participants to broaden their insights and understanding of fiscal policy directions and their role in supporting economic growth and stability, particularly in Bali Province.
The event featured Made Cana Armaya, Head of the Budget Execution Supervision Division I at the Regional Office of the Directorate General of Treasury (DJPb) Bali Province, and Sukma Hadi, Junior Policy Analyst at the Directorate of State Budget Strategy, Directorate General of Economic and Fiscal Strategy (DJSEF), as keynote speakers. Additionally, the event featured Rakhmindiyarto, S.E., M.Sc., Ph.D., Head of the Denpasar Financial Education and Training Center, who delivered welcoming remarks during the opening of the public lecture.
The public lecture focused on discussing the direction of fiscal policy for 2027 in facing various economic challenges and dynamics, particularly in boosting economic growth, preserving public purchasing power, and bolstering Bali's economic resilience. Through the lens of national fiscal policy and budget management, the session provided participants with an opportunity to comprehend the interconnection between government policy, public financial management, and sustainable economic development. Furthermore, the event underscored the critical importance of fiscal policy support in preserving economic stability and the welfare of the Balinese public, while addressing economic headwinds and driving sustainable regional development.


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