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Economic Policies under SBY's Second Term

On November 5, 2009, President SBY announced 15 of his cabinet priorities for his second term in the office. Among the 15, six were the responsibilities of his Economic Ministers. The six were:

 

1.      To revitalize electricity sector.

The government realized that the current electricity condition is a hinder and obstacle to economic development, business and investment.

 

2.      To increase productivity and food resilience

The government would re-formulate the master plan for this matter, including the supportive factors to boost production and food resilience.

 

3.      To revitalize fertilizer and sugar factories

Regarding to revitalize sugar factories, the government had prepare a 1-trillion-fund to replace the machines in these factories.

 

4.      Infrastructure Development

Top priorities for this are provincial or main island roads, ports and harbours, fishing docks, and airports. A blue print should be ready within the first 100 days of the new term, including funding plan.

 

5.      Credit for small and medium enterprises (SMEs)

There would be improvements in mechanisms and regulations, as well as a re-arrangement of the banks and other financial bodies that gave credit to the SMEs.

 

6.      Invesment and Funding

The government needed to find other sources of funding beside the Government Spending Allocation Budget. The Government would discuss this with banks and other financial bodies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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