Transcript indonesia infrastructure projects 2015

EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
MADRID
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN ASEAN AND INDONESIA
ASEAN COMMITTEE MADRID
BILBAO, 29 SEPTEMBER 2015
PRESENTATION BY:
MR. AKIO ALFIANO TAMALA
COUNSELLOR ECONOMY
www.embajadadeindonesia.es
JAKARTA
THE CAPITAL CITY OF INDONESIA AND ASEAN
ASEAN HEADQUARTERS
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Secretary General of ASEAN:
H.E. Mr. Le Luong Minh
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ASEAN Permanent
Representatives Committee
(10 PRs)
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83 Partners assigned
Permanent Representatives
ASEAN PROFILE
 Covers an area of 4.44 million square kilometers (3 % of the
Earth’s total land area)
 A Population of approximately 625 million people (8,8% of world
population)
 Third largest economy after China dan Japan
 Combined nominal GDP of more than US$ 2 trillion and is
estimated to exceed US$ 3 trillion by 2016
 ASEAN Archipelagic Sea-lane contributes to 45% of the world
sea trade
 Proved its stability during the 2008 crisis and is currently
showing its resilience amidst the global crisis
ASEAN Trade Performance
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ASEAN Collected GDP in 2014 stood at USD 2,57 trillion.
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Per-Capita ASEAN Average GDP in 2014 was at USD 4.130, a near
doubling compared to that was in 2007.
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ASEAN’s export rose by more than 50% since 2007 to USD 1.3 trillion in
2014, with with China emerging as the top destination for ASEAN exports
since 2011, standing at USD 150.4 billion (11.6%), followed by EU-28 (10.2
%), the United States (9.5%), and Japan (9.3%).
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Intra-ASEAN exports remained resilient at 25.5 per cent of ASEAN’s total
exports.
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FDI inflows to ASEAN reached US$ 136.2 billion in 2014 or an increase of
15,7% from the previous year.
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EU27 still as the top FDI source to ASEAN with a share of 29,3% percent,
followed by Japan (9,8 percent), dan The US (9,6% percent).
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ASEAN CONNECTIVITY
OPPORTUNITIES
Cost approximately 1.2 billion
US dollars
Funded by the ADB and ASEAN
ASEAN Connectivity projects in
Indonesia would cost up to 400500 million US dollars, 12
infrastructure projects
INDONESIA
Indonesia
Indonesia Today… and Indonesia in 2030
Source: McKinsey Global Institute,
September 2012
INVESTMENT
INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 2015 - 2019
Total Budget required for Infrastructure
USD 596,6 billion.
Total State Budget:
USD 154 billion
Airport
Railway
Waste
Management
Toll Road
Water
Supply
Energy
Source: PPP Book 2012
INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 2015 - 2019
Railways 3.258 Km
(Java, Sumatera, Borneo)
 Intercity 2.159 Km
 Urban transport 1.099
Km
New Road 2.650 Km
 Toll Road 1.000 Km
 Maintenance 46.770 Km
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15 new airports
 Procurement of 20
Pioneer Aircrafts
 Aircargo ports in 6
locations
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24 Seaports
 Procurement of 26 Stock
Supply Ships
 Procurement of Livestock
Ships
 Procurement of 500
Passenger Ships
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Development of Ferry
Ports in 60 locations
 Procurement of 50 Ferry
Ships
Development of Public
Transport in 29 Cities
 Development of Mass
Rapid Transport im 6
Metropolitan Cities and
Cities
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INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 2015 - 2019
Apartments 5.257 Twin
blocks for 515.711
Households
 Housing Stimulus for 5,5
million Households
 Housing Improvements for
Total Area 37.407 Hectares
 Housing Credits Facilities
for 2,5 million Households
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Waste Water System in
227 Cities
 Waste Treatment Plant
Urban Sludge in 409 Cities
 Sanitary Landfill and
Landfill Facilities in 341
Cities
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Urban Clean Water Supply
for 21,4 million
Households
 Rural Clean Water Supply
for 1 million Families and
22.647 Villages
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INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS 2015 - 2019
New Construction of 49
Reservoirs and 33
Hydropower
 Development of 1
million hectares
Irrigation System
 Rehabilitation of 3
million hectares
Irrigation
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Development of
Broadband Network in
all districts/cities
 Development of eprocurement, e-health,
e-education and elogistics
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Development of 2x300
thousand barrels of oil
refinery
 Development of city
gas network of 1
million households
 Development of power
plant of 35 thousand
Megawatts for 600
thousand fishermen
 Petroleum exploration
in deep sea
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TRADE
10 BIGGEST INDONESIA’S COMMODITIES EXPORT TO SPAIN 2014
No.
Commodity
Amount (Million USD)
1.
Palm Oil
497,74
2.
Copper Ores
322,33
3.
Coal
203,30
4.
Biodiesel
134,22
5.
Natural Rubber
104,12
6.
Binders for foundry, chemical products
83,36
7.
Footwear, upper leather
33,99
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Fish, frozen
32,02
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Footwear, outer soles
31,80
10.
Women’s and Girls’ Outfits
16,96
10 POTENTIAL EXPORT COMMODITIES TO SPAIN
2015 - 2019
No.
Commodity
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Women, girls outfits
2
Tobacco
3
Pantyhose, socks & other hosiery, knit or crochet
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Elec water, space & Soil Heaters; Hair Etc Dry, Pt
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Furniture Nesoi & parts Thereof
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Essent Oil resinoid; Ext oleo terpen by-prods Etc
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Prep or Pres fish; caviar & caviar substitutes
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Cocoa paste, defatted or not
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Men´s or boys´overcoats, cloaks tec, not knit etc
10.
Coffee
PRODUCTS EXHIBIT
Fashion, Lifestyle, and
Creative Products
Food & Beverages
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Agricultural Products
Manufactured Goods & Services
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Automotive and Automotive
components
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Cosmetics
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Beverages
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Fashion & Accessories
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Cacao
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Building Materials
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Health & Beauty
Products
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Coffee
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Consumer Goods
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Fishery Products
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Processed Food
Electronic and Electrical
Products
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Tea
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Footwear
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Household Appliances
Furniture and Furnishings
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Leather & Leather Products
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Bamboo Furniture
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Medical Equipment
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Medical Herbs
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Premium Art & Craft
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Premium Jewellery
Knockdown House &
Garden Furniture
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Garden Furniture
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Flooring
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Paper & Paper Products
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Knock Down Houses
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Home Decoration
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Rubber & Rubber Products
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Outdoor Furniture
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Textile and Garment
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Rattan Furniture
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Toys and Sport Goods
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Wooden Furniture
AGENDA
TRADE INVESTMENT FORUM
BUSINESS FORUM
CLINIC CONSULTATION
BUSINESS MATCHING
FACILITIES
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Accomodation(3 days)
Transportation (Airport – Hotel –
Airport)
Business Lounge
One on One Business Matching
Services
VISA
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Visa on arrival at 15 gates of
Indonesia's international airports
and seaports for
Spanish Nationality
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US$10 for a 7 day visa
US$25 for a 30-day visa.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
1. Indonesian Embassy
Calle de Agastia 65
28043 MADRID
T: +34 914 130 294
E-mail:
[email protected]
2. Indonesian Trade Promotion Center
Calle Aribau 250 bj
08006 Barcelona
T: +34 934 144 662
F: +34 934 146 188
E-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Website:
http://www.itpcbcn.com
GRACIAS
THANK YOU
TERIMA KASIH
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
CALLE DE AGASTIA, 65
28043 MADRID