Indonesia

HyMeTek from Taiwan to Manado, Indonesia: Benchmark of an Agro-renewable Energy Technology Transfer - The Efforts Behind the Name –

Alicia Sinsuw, Chen-Yeon Chu
INTRODUCTION The idea appeared in APEC EWG 54th  meeting at Wellington, Australia on November 22, 2017, when North Sulawesi, Indonesia Vice Governor delivered his presentation and stated that “North Sulawesi Province as a Promising Land of Renewable Energy to be utilized and to be conserved...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agricultural green economy & renewable energy
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The Analysis of Indonesian Tobacco Industry: Regulations and Government Strategic Development

Effendi Andoko
INTRODUCTION   Indonesia ranks 5th as the world's largest tobacco producer and ranks second as the world's biggest tobacco consumer after China. Tobacco agricultural commodities are also the second largest sector in Indonesia that can help significantly reduce national poverty. They also...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agriculture
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An Analysis of the Palm Industry’s Development, Regulations, and Practices in Indonesia

Edyta Zmudczynska , Effendi Andoko
INTRODUCTION   World palm oil production is dominated by Indonesia and Malaysia, which supply 85-90% of the world's total palm oil production. Indonesia is the largest producer and exporter of palm oil. This industry also contributes the largest foreign exchange to Indonesia, which is...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agriculture
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Indonesian Government’s Regulation on Organic Agriculture System

Edyta Zmudczynska , Effendi Andoko
INTRODUCTION   The Ministry of Agriculture's regulation on Indonesian organic agriculture is still regulated under the Minister of Law and Human Rights. The main goal is to develop Indonesian agriculture, especially organic agriculture, which in the era of globalization must support the...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agribusiness
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Adjusting Import Tariff for Strategic Agricultural Commodities in Indonesia

Tahlim Sudaryanto, Reni Kustiari, Sri Hery Susilowati
ABSTRACT Reference prices at the farm level for several strategic commodities issued by the Ministry of Trade are generally higher than fair prices to obtain reasonable profits (20-30% of total farming cost). For maize, soybean, and sugar, the reference price is around 2.28%; 14.34%; and 13.40%...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Import regulation and quarantine
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