Indonesia

Brief Overview of the Indonesian Agricultural Census 2023

Iqbal Rafani (late), Helena J. Purba, Tahlim Sudaryanto
ABSTRACT This paper aims to briefly overview the Agricultural Census 2023 (2023) compared to the previous Agricultural Census 2013 (ST 2013). It found that the number of farmers has increased by about 3,206,733 households i.e., from 26,135,469 households in 2013 to 29,342,202 households in 2023...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Overview
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An Analysis of the Food Security Policy Implementation Framework: The Case of Food Self-Sufficiency and Extension Policy in Indonesia

Muhamad Rusliyadi, Yu-Hua Chen
ABSTRACT The agricultural sector plays a major role in the Indonesian economy. Despite the transformation of the economic structure, particularly the development of industrial and service sectors, these changes have not reduced rural poverty or achieved food security. The main purpose of this...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Food security and safety
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Policy Development of Indonesia’s Nutmeg

Iqbal Rafani (late)
ABSTRACT Indonesia is the largest nutmeg producer in the world sharing about 46.52% of the global harvested areas. Almost 60% of nutmeg planting areas are in eastern Indonesia, particularly in the Maluku and Papua regions. Most nutmeg farms belong to smallholders (99.81%). The productivity of...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agriculture
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The Presence of Digital Literacy to Improve Agricultural Extension Program in Indonesia

Sheila Savitri, Iqbal Rafani (late)
ABSTRACT Agricultural extension is essentially how new knowledge and ideas are introduced into rural areas to bring about change and improve the lives of farmers and their families. The rapid development of communication technology requires agricultural extension workers to be able to use social...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agricultural extension system
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Indonesian Agricultural Investments Policy Overview

Iqbal Rafani (late), Rangga Ditya Yofa, Tahlim Sudaryanto
ABSTRACT This paper gives an overview of the agricultural investment policy in Indonesia. It is particularly important due to the country’s heavy reliance on agriculture as a significant economic sector and its unique geographical and socio-economic context. Indonesia has an opportunity for...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agricultural finance
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