Inp.polri.go.id - Bandung. The Indonesian National Police (INP) has taken steps to address regional employment challenges through the national launch of the Police Care for Unemployment (Poliran) program, a preventive law enforcement strategy aimed at strengthening public security and order.

Led by INP Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto in Bandung, West Java, on Wednesday (11/11/2026), the launch event was attended by inter-ministerial officials, the West Java administration officials, and the Indonesian Security Service Business Entities Association (ABUJAPI).

Chief Suyudi cited data from Statistics Indonesia (BPS) indicating that while the national Open Unemployment Rate stood at 4.75 percent (7.38 million people), West Java recorded a higher rate of 6.67 percent.

"Seeing this condition, the INP certainly cannot remain idle. Employment is not merely a source of income, but provides certainty and peace of mind for families. And prosperous families become the foundation of strong public security and order," he said.

Chief Suyudi explained that the Poliran program builds upon a vocational training network model he initiated while serving as Banten Regional Police Chief, now scaled into a nationwide policy tailored to regional economic potential.

In West Java, the program commences with competency testing and credible professional certification for Security Guards (Satpam) to boost job seeker competitiveness across the province's expansive industrial sector. 

Moving forward, the INP Chief instructed regional police commands to build an integrated job seeker database connected directly to Vocational Training Centers (BLK) and private industry partners.

"I hope the Poliran program delivers sustainable benefits and tangible impact. Do not stop at ceremonial agendas. Measure the impact of this program on public security and order stability periodically in each region," he saidi,

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