The City Government of Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara, is setting an ambitious target of 8% economic growth by 2030, as outlined in its Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD). Current growth in 2024 stands at 4.12%, and the city aims to double this through strategic and integrated development efforts. Mayor H. Mohan Roliskana emphasized not only the economic targets but also the city's commitment to a sustainable green economy. Mataram's Green Economy Index is expected to rise from 66.20 to 68.97 by 2030, reflecting a vision for environmentally friendly, resource-efficient, and socially inclusive development.
In addition to economic goals, the city is also working to reduce income inequality. Mataram’s current Gini Ratio is 0.393—higher than both the provincial and national averages. The target is to bring it down to 0.376 by 2030. Governance reform is another area of focus, with the current Bureaucratic Reform Index at 72.31 (Grade A). The city aspires to achieve a score of 90 (Grade AA) by 2030, signifying transparent and accountable governance. Mayor Mohan called on all stakeholders to collaborate in realizing these developmental goals, reinforcing a shared commitment to progress, equity, and sustainability.
