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PROVINCE OVERVIEW INDONESIA INDUSTRIAL ESTATES DIRECTORY 2018-2019 Central Kalimantan A woman dancing Malap Merinu dance, a traditional dance Province from Lamandau, Central Kalimantan entral Kalimantan is located in the southern part of Borneo Island. Covering an area of 153.568 km2, it is Basic Data the third largest province in Indonesia after Papua and CEast Kalimantan. Administratively, the province is divided into 13 districts and one municipality and Palangkaraya Capital: Palangkaraya as the capital city. Geographically, the province has forest land, marshes, and turf land. Major Cities: The provincial government has set the vision for “Central Palangkaraya : 249.429 inhabitants Kalimantan to become forward-looking, independent and fair with regards to the prosperity of the people.” Size of Province: 153.564 km2 To materialize the vision, the provincial government will focus on infrastructure development, good management Population: of natural resources as well as on boosting the province’s (1) Province : 2.446.044 inhabitants economic growth. Therefore, the provincial government (2) Province Capital : 249.429 inhabitants has developed a new program by providing land for the production of new competitive commodities. Under this Salary (2018): program the government allocates 300.000 ha for the The provincial monthly minimum wage : production of organic commodities, 400.000 ha for sengon USD 179,35. (a special type of wood), 300.000 ha for sugarcane, 40.000 ha for cassava, and 20.000 ha for bamboo. Eighty percent or 126.971 km2 of Central Kalimantan Educational Attainment are covered by forest. Consequently, the province is the largest producer of wood-logs in Indonesia with a realized Undergraduate production volume of 2.115.109 cubic meters, which DIPLOMA 2,84% Postgraduate represents 36,2% of total production in Indonesia in 2015. % 1,93% 0,16 Furthermore, ten out of 13 districts in Central Kalimantan VOCATIONAL produce rattan and together reach a total production of % Never attending 1,22 school 600 to 800 tons of rattan every month. 5,38% In Central Kalimantan, there is lots of fertile land that SENIOR can be used for plantation and agriculture. Currently, 15% the competitive commodities of Central Kalimantan are palm oil and rubber. Central Kalimantan is the fourth- Not graduated from Elementary largest palm oil producer in Indonesia. In 2015, the total Junior 22,29% production of crude palm oil reached about 4 million tones. 17,92% Moreover, rubber plantations cover produced 140.967 tons of processed rubber in 2015. This made Central Kalimantan the leading rubber-producing province in Indonesia. Elementary Similar to other provinces in Kalimantan, the province % has its potential in mining industry for commodities as 33,26 the province managed to extract the following: coal with 18.000 MT, gold with 55.298 oz, silver with 1,6 million oz, and laterite with 21.578 MT in 2016. 6 CENTRAL KALIMANTAN PROVINCE ECONOMY Subsistence/common vocation In 2015, the province contributed 0,86% to national of Population GDP, as GDRP of the province reached USD 7,42 billion. In the same year, GDRP of Central Kalimantan originated mainly from 4 economic sectors. The sector of agriculture, % forest, and fisheries contributed 22,84% to GRDP, the 94,44 3,77% MINING manufacturing industry contributed 16,15%, the sector of Agriculture, Trading, Hotel and wholesale, retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and Veterinary, 1,79% Forestry & Restaurant motorcycles contributed 11,64%, and mining contributed Fishery 10,77%. Trade of Central Kalimantan has decreased recently with exports declining from USD 1,09 realized foreign investment. Between 2011 and 2016, billion in 2014 to USD 1,06 investment in Central Kalimantan mostly went into the billion in 2015 and imports four sectors of food crops, mining, the food industry, and declining from USD 106,69 electricity, gas and water. million in 2014 to USD 70,97 billion in 2015. Major export In 2016, foreign direct investment went mostly into commodities of the province were mineral fuels with a total the sector of palm oil plantations with total investments export value of USD 479 million, followed by vegetables of USD 253,33 million, the food industry with USD 54,02 oils with USD 282 million, and wood and wood articles million and the sector of electricity with USD 30,63 with USD 129 million. Main export destinations were million. Similarly, domestic investment mostly went into Japan, China, and Pakistan. Major import commodities the sector of palm oil plantations with total investments of the province were industrial machinery with a total of USD 503,30 million, the food industry with USD 37,44 million and the sector of electricity with USD 32,99 million. Economic Growth (2014-2016) Investment Realisation Year Description 1200 2014 2015 2016*) DDI FDI Economic Growth of Province 6,21 7,01 6,36 1000 National Economic Growth 5,01 4,88 5,02 800 *) estimated import value of USD 59,62 million, generators with USD 600 7,81 million and chemicals with USD 2,76 million. Main trading partners for imports were Malaysia, Singapore, 400 and China. Actual expenditures of Central Kalimantan’s 200 provincial government increased from USD 239,68 million in 2014 to USD 257,95 million in 2015. In 2015, indirect expenditures accounted for 48% of total expenditures, (mio USD) 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 while direct expenditures accounted for the remaining DDI 335,50 135,90 72,60 94,10 605,80 52%. The biggest portion of indirect expenditures derived FDI 524 481,60 951 933,60 408,20 from grant expenditures (36,63% of the total indirect Total 860,20 617,50 1.023,60 1.027,70 1.014 expenditures). Direct expenditures originated mostly from capital expenditures (27,54% of the total direct expenditures). Economic Resources In 2015, the average expenditure per capita per month in Central Kalimantan was USD 68,20, of which USD 36,65 Commodities Outlook were spent for food consumption and USD 31,55 were used for non-food consumption. As for the food consumption, Agriculture expenditures for cereals had the largest share (USD 5,93), while for non-food consumption, expenditures for Plantation housing and household facility were the highest (USD 18,61). Fishery INVESTMENT Forestry In 2015, Central Kalimantan managed to be ranked among the ten most favorable locations for foreign Mining investment in Indonesia with total USD 933 million of 7 PROVINCE OVERVIEW INDONESIA INDUSTRIAL ESTATES DIRECTORY 2018-2019 West Kalimantan East Kalimantan Province Province Capital City City Main bridge Toll road National road Cilikriwut Airport Medium road PALANGKARAYA Small road Sampit River Port Railroad South Kalimantan International Airport Province Domestic Airport International Port Domestic Port / Harbour Java Sea EXISTING INDUSTRIAL ESTATE N/A DEVELOPING INDUSTRIAL ESTATE N/A Airplane taking off from Tjilik Riwut airport LAND ROAD National roads: (1.714,83 km), provincial roads (1.100 km), district roads (11.728,19 km), city roads (905,69 km) SEAPORT 9 (Sampit Port, Kumai Port, Pulau Pisang Port, Kuala Kapuas Port, Kuala Pembuang Port, Samuda Port, Pangkalan Bun Port, Pegatan Mandawai Port, Sukamara Port)- the biggest one A ship is sailing near Sampit port is Sampit seaport. AIRPORT TRAIN SYSTEM 10 with Tjilik Riwut Airport, Iskandar Airport According to the National Strategic Project Plan, and H. Asan Airport as the more noticeable there is a railway project from Purukcahu to ones. Tjilik Riwut Airport is located in Central Bangkuang (422km) and the construction will Kalimantan’s capital Palangkaraya and is the start in 2018. biggest airport in Central Kalimantan. 8 CENTRAL KALIMANTAN PROVINCE Kahayan, Palangkaraya main bridge Central Kalimantan province is one of the largest producer of Man from the Central Kalimantan Dayak tribe in wood-logs in Indonesia traditional outfit DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1. Development of a railway project from Purukcahu to 7. Development of Teluk Sigintuk Seaport in Seruyan. Bangkuang (422km). 8. Development of a steam power plant in Pulang Pisau 2. Revitalization Tjilik Riwut Airport in Palangkaraya. (2x60MW). 3. Development of Sebuai Seaport in West Kotawaringin. 9. Development of a gas engine power plant in 4. Development of Bagendang Seaport in East Bangkanai (2x70MW). Kotawaringin. 10. Development of a steam power plant in Gunung Mas 5. Development of Damar Island Seaport in Katingan. (200MW). 6. Development of Tanjung Perawan Seaport in Pulang 11. Development of a steam power plant in West Pisau. Kotawaringin (200MW). 12. Development of an access road from Palangkaraya to Buntok-Ampah. STRENGTH 13. Development of an access road from Sampit-Samuda to Ujung Pandaran. 1. The province offers large investment opportunities in the sectors of agriculture, plantation, fisheries, forestry and mining. 2. The province has the third-largest forest area in Indonesia. 3. The province is home to the largest population CONTACT of orangutans in the world. 4. The province is one of the largest rattan producer in Indonesia. Provincial Government of Central Kalimantan 5. The province is a leading rubber-producing RTA Milono No. 1 Palangka Raya 73111 province in Indonesia. Phone : +62 (1536) 3221538 E-mail : N/A Website : www.kalteng.go.id/ogi/ 9.