"The funds came from the government Rp9.2 trillion and community self-help and businesspeople Rp4.6 trillion," head of publication and documentation of the Bali public relations and protocol division I Ketut Teneng said here Monday.
He said the funds came from the central government (state budget) Rp4.3 trillion, Bali provincial administration Rp1.4 trillion, and Regional Budgets of eight regencies and one city in Bali Rp3.5 trillion.
Bali last year received 2.26 million foreign tourists, and only 1.99 million in 2008.
Some 65.58 percent of Bali's economic structure was still dominated by the tertiary sector, 18.86 percent by the primary sector, and 15.56 percent by the secondary sector.
The farming sector contributed only 18.21 percent, mining and quarrying 0.65 percent, processing industry 9.16 percent, electricity, gas and clean water two percent.
In addition, the building sector contributed 4.4 pct, rade, hotels and restaurants 30 pct, transportation and communications 13.76 percent, finance, leasing and corporate services 7.11 percent, and other services 14.72 percent, Ketut Teneng said.(*)
: Masuki
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