Manunggal Raharja — Social Welfare Data Portal (DIY)

A public web portal developed by the Yogyakarta Social Affairs Office, giving citizens direct access to poverty registry data, self-registration, application tracking, and social aid error reporting — no login required.

Overview

Manunggal Raharja is a public-facing web portal developed by the Yogyakarta Provincial Social Affairs Office (Dinas Sosial DIY) to give citizens direct access to services related to the Integrated Social Welfare Database (DTKS).

The portal is built around a single commitment: making poverty and social aid data transparent, inclusive, and actionable for everyone.

"Portal data kesejahteraan sosial berbasis digital untuk mendukung kebijakan berbasis data di DIY"
A digital social welfare data portal to support evidence-based policy in Yogyakarta.

Live Demo: publik-manunggalraharja.jogjaprov.go.id

The Problem

Poverty data collection and social aid distribution in Indonesia have long faced recurring challenges:

inaccurate beneficiary records — eligible residents not registered, ineligible ones included
citizens unaware of their own registration status
no accessible channel to report data errors
limited public participation in keeping data current

Manunggal Raharja was built to address these problems directly — not just as a display layer, but as a participation tool.

What the System Does

The portal is designed entirely for the general public. Any citizen of DIY can access all services without registering an account or signing in. It works on any device and covers all five administrative regions of Yogyakarta Province:

Kota Yogyakarta
Kabupaten Bantul
Kabupaten Sleman
Kabupaten Kulon Progo
Kabupaten Gunungkidul

Coverage extends down to sub-district (kecamatan) and village (kelurahan) level.

Core Services

Poverty Status Check

Citizens can check whether they or their family are registered in DTKS, along with their welfare category — using only their National ID Number (NIK) or Family Card Number (KK).

Self-Registration for DTKS

Residents who believe they qualify but are not yet registered can submit an application through a structured digital form covering:

personal data
socioeconomic conditions
household living conditions
asset ownership

Application Status Tracking

After submitting a registration, citizens can monitor their application progress in real time using the registration number issued at submission.

A formal channel for citizens to report suspected inaccuracies in social aid recipient data in their community — giving the public a direct role in improving data quality.

Security & Data Integrity

The portal implements several layers of protection:

Google reCAPTCHA — on every form submission to prevent automated abuse
Client-side validation — strict format checks for NIK, KK numbers, and Indonesian phone numbers before data is sent
Submission rate limiting — prevents repeated form submissions within a short window to guard against misuse

Impact

For citizens:

transparency over poverty registry data that was previously inaccessible
a direct path to register or update their status
an official channel to flag errors without going through bureaucratic barriers

For government:

continuous community-sourced feedback for improving DTKS accuracy
better-targeted aid distribution based on more reliable data
a digital instrument for more accountable social welfare governance

Screenshots

Manunggal Raharja — Poverty Status Check

Manunggal Raharja — DTKS Self-Registration

Manunggal Raharja — Application Status Tracking

Manunggal Raharja — Social Aid Error Reporting

Tech Stack (At a Glance)

Web-based public portal
Integration with official Yogyakarta Provincial Government data systems
Google reCAPTCHA for abuse prevention
Mobile-responsive interface
No authentication required

(Technical specifics are intentionally kept high-level.)

Notes

This project is presented as a public government portal.
All services are openly accessible at the live URL above.

One-Line Summary

A public digital portal that connects Yogyakarta citizens directly to poverty registry data — enabling status checks, self-registration, tracking, and error reporting without any login.