Plans to establish the new autonomous region of Kapuas Raya Province have been proposed to the central government of the Republic of Indonesia for nearly two decades, yet to this day they have not been realized. When questioned about the current status of the process to establish this new autonomous region, neither the local government nor the central government is aware of its progress. Yet many parties, including the public, are eagerly awaiting the establishment of this new autonomous region. Therefore, an evaluative study is pivotal to determine how far the process of establishing the new Kapuas Raya Province has progressed. This study was conducted qualitatively with the aim of exploring the phenomenon in depth. The evaluation theory developed by Stufflebeam and Zhang was used as a guide. The results of the study reveal that in 2013, the President of the Republic of Indonesia had already approved the formation of the Kapuas Raya Province; however, the process has faced obstacles, such as administrative requirements, legal regulations, and the existence of a moratorium. Furthermore, the lack of intensive communication between the local and central governments to oversee the formation of the new autonomous region of Kapuas Raya Province has caused the process to remain stalled to this day.
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