Tingkatkan Tata Kelola Keuangan di Untad: Pembukaan Reviu RKAKL dan Gaji Unit Kerja untuk Tahun Anggaran 2026
On June 16, 2025, Universitas Tadulako initiated the Review of Budget Proposals for Work Units and Salaries for the fiscal year 2026. This event was organized by the Bureau of Planning and Cooperation at the university, taking place at the Sutan Raja Hotel & Convention.
Opening Ceremony
The opening ceremony included participation from the Rector of Universitas Tadulako and various university leaders, including the Senate Chair, the Director of Graduate Studies, deans of faculties, and members of the academic community.
Address by the Rector
During his address, Rector Prof. Dr. Ir. Amar, ST., MT., IPU., Asean Eng, highlighted the need for improvements in the university’s budgeting system. He noted that this activity is essential for all work units, as it is closely linked to their specific needs. “This serves as a strategic annual moment, especially in light of the budget efficiency and relaxation undertaken in 2025. Efforts will continue to enhance the budgeting process to ensure it is more targeted,” he stated.
The Rector emphasized that each budget proposal should reflect genuine needs and be supported by thorough documentation. “Proposals must be based on actual requirements and aligned with the implementation of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education. It is crucial that supporting data is complete to ensure responsible justification of the proposals,” he commented.
Insights from the Internal Supervisory Unit
Dr. Fikry Karim, SE., M.Acc., Ak., the Chair and a member of the Internal Supervisory Unit (SPI), offered insights into the budget review process. He indicated that SPI is focused on improving the quality of financial management at the university. “Planning marks the initial phase of the budgeting cycle, which must be accountable. Budget requests are evaluated against previously agreed IKU targets and the feasibility and rationale behind each planned activity, accompanied by a Terms of Reference (TOR),” he explained.
Dr. Fikry expressed optimism that the budgeting planning process will evolve to exceed mere administrative functions. “This activity is not just a formality but serves as a benchmark for our achievements and financial effectiveness. It is hoped that the planning process will mature and become more directed in the coming years,” he concluded.
(Source: Universitas Tadulako)
