Rice is the main staple food of Indonesia and being a strategic and important commodity as it has upstream and downstream linkages connecting many stakeholders from input to output markets. Any regimes of the Government of Indonesia take it into account and conduct many agricultural programs in order to achieve rice self-sufficiency through production, post harvest, marketing, trading and price stabilization policies. Budget had been allocated through related ministries to support any programs achieving rice self-sufficiency targets. This study aimed to evaluate the program achievement by comparing budget allocation and rice selfsufficiency ratio as the indicator. The result showed that budget allocation of rice self-sufficiency tended to increase, while rice self-sufficiency ratio tended to decrease, thus rice self-sufficiency had not been achieved yet. The result implied that Indonesia should stabuilize rice reserve and rice price by reducing import dependency of rice. that budget allocation tengrew positively, while rice selfsufficicency ratio grew negatively. It concluded that the more budget allocation did not solely push target achievement of rice self-sufficiency.