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This paper examines Indonesia’s food policy transformation under the National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2025–2029, focusing on the reconfiguration of state capacity in food system governance. It argues that recent policy instruments—particularly Presidential Instructions on...
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This paper argues that agro-industrial waste regulation should move beyond pollution control toward circular input governance. Current regulatory approaches mainly focus on wastewater treatment, emission standards, and environmental permit compliance. This approach often fails to...
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Indonesia has long pursued food self-sufficiency as a strategic national objective, yet climate change, environmental degradation, and market volatility continue to challenge agricultural sustainability and food security. This study examines how technology-driven policy innovation...
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Indonesia’s rural economy plays a vital role in national development, food security, and social stability. However, it continues to face persistent challenges related to structural inequality, limited market access, climate vulnerability, and uneven institutional capacity. Comparative...
