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PROVINCE OVERVIEW

INDONESIA INDUSTRIAL ESTATES DIRECTORY 2018-2019

Central Province Floating Mosque, one of the icon of , he province of Central Sulawesi has a population of 2,8 million and an area of 61.841km2. It roughly Basic Data consists of the southern part of the northern Tpeninsula and the entire northeastern peninsula of Sulawesi Island. It is surrounded by , Capital: Palu , and and bounded by the in the north, and the Major Cities: and the Strait in the west. The • Parigi Moutong : 465.900 inhabitants capital city is Palu and the province consists of one city • Banggai : 360.000 inhabitants and 12 regencies. • Donggala : 296.400 inhabitants In developing the province, the government has set • ToliToli : 228.500 inhabitants the vision for “Central Sulawesi to be equal to other developed provinces in the eastern part of Size of Province: 61.841 km2 through the development of the agribusiness and maritime industry and by improving the competitiveness Population: of human resources by 2020”. In order to materialize (1) Province : 2.876.689 inhabitants the vision, the province will focus on improving human (2) Province Capital : 368.100 inhabitants resources, infrastructure, standards of living, and sustainable development of its natural resources. Salary (2018): In 2014, the central government has determined the The provincial monthly minimum wage : Special Economic Zone (SEZ) of Palu to be prioritized in USD 145,57. developing the economic potential of Central Sulawesi. Under the Medium Term Development Plan 2015-2019, Educational Attainment the SEZ Palu will be developed into a center of the DIPLOMA Undergraduate Postgraduate processing industry for cacao, rubber, seaweed, rattan, 1,69% 2,75% 0,19% and minerals (, steel, and ). This plan is in VOCATIONAL accordance with the vision of the provincial government. % Never attending 1,58 school For cocoa, Central Sulawesi is the leading producer 7,95% in Indonesia. Cocoa production in the province increased from 138.300 tons in 2010 to 204.485 tons SENIOR in 2015, by which most of the production is originated 14,64% from Parigi Moutong district. Central Sulawesi’s cocoa Not graduated seed is a top-notch seed, due to its good quality and from Elementary % scent. The province is the largest producer of cocoa as Junior 23 % they managed to produce 23% of the country’s total 15,94 production. Therefore, foreign chocolate producer often choose the province’s cocoa seed as raw material for Elementary their products. However, the government has ambition % to move from exporting cocoa as a raw material to 32,26 processing it into finished goods.

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ECONOMY Subsistence/common vocation Economy growth of Central Sulawesi in 2016 was of Population 9,98%, thus higher than the national economic growth of 5,02%. In 2015, GRDP of Central Sulawesi was USD 7,9 billion as it contributed 0,92% to the national GDP. The % largest contributions to GRDP came from the processing 95,62 industry (35,12%), mining (35,08%), and financial services Agriculture, 2,3% Trading, Hotel and (17,66%). Veterinary, Restaurant Forestry & % SERVICES In 2015, Central Sulawesi had a trade deficit of USD Fishery 2,08 204,57 million, which was even higher than the trade deficit of USD 146,10 million in 2014. These trade deficits are due to a ban on exports of raw materials from mining by the government. Furthermore, an increase of imports of mechanical machinery for the development of Morowali INVESTMENT smelter worsened the situation, but is expected to have Between 2012 and 2016, foreign investment fluctuated a positive impact on the long run. with peaks of USD 1,49 billion in 2014 and USD 1,6 billion in 2016. In 2016, most foreign investment went into the metal industry with investments of USD 790 million, the chemical industry with USD 148 million and the sector of electricity, gas and water with USD 118 million. In comparison to foreign investment, domestic investment in Central Sulawesi was much lower. In 2016, the largest receiving sectors of domestic investment were the food industry with investments of USD 41 million, electricity, gas and water with USD 31 million and agriculture with USD 4,14 million. Central Sulawesi is the leading producer of cocoa in Indonesia Economic Growth (2014-2016) Investment Realisation 2000 Year Description *) 2014 2015 2016 1500 Economic Growth of Province 5,4 15,56 9,98 DDI FDI National Economic Growth 5,01 4,88 5,02 *) estimated 1000 In 2015, Central Sulawesi’s exports reached a total value of USD 503,27 million. The main export commodities 500 were crude oil with total exports worth USD 273,42 million and ores with an total export value of USD 185,81 million. The main export destinations of Central Sulawesi in 2015 were China (USD 184,74 million) and South Korea (mio USD) 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 (USD 167,51 million). Imports of Central Sulawesi in 2015 DDI 45 45 7 72 80 reached USD 707,84 million. The top three countries of FDI 807 855 1.494 1.085 1.600 origin for imports to Central Sulawesi were China (USD 651 Total 852 900 1.501 1.157 1.680 million), South Korea (USD 30,2 million) and Hong Kong (USD 9,5 million). Actual expenditures of the government of Central Sulawesi increased from USD 158 million in 2013 to Economic Resources USD 181 million in 2014. Indirect expenditures such as personnel expenditures, retribution, subsidies, grants, Commodities Outlook social expenditures, fund sharing, financial assistance Agriculture and unpredicted expenditures accounted for 47% of the overall actual expenditures. Plantation In 2015, average expenditure per capita per month in Central Sulawesi was USD 56,3, of which USD 28,3 were Mining spent on food consumption and USD 27,9 on non-food consumption. The largest food expenditure in 2015 were Forestry on cereals with USD 5,64 and prepared food with USD 5,60. For non-food consumption, expenditures for housing and Oil household facilities were the highest with USD 14,35.

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INDONESIA INDUSTRIAL ESTATES DIRECTORY 2018-2019

Sulawesi Sea

Tolitoli Seaport

Gorontalo Province Province

Tomini Strait

Capital City 2 City Pantoloan Seaport Main bridge PALU Mutiara Sis Strait Al Jufri Toll road Airport National road Medium road

Small road West Sulawesi Railroad Province Tolo Strait International Airport

Domestic Airport South Sulawesi Province International Port Domestic Port / Harbour 1 Existing Industrial Estate Bone Strait

Industrial Estate Southeast Sulawesi in Development Province

EXISTING INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

1 Morowali Industrial Park 2 Palu Industrial Estate

DEVELOPING INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

N/A

LAND ROAD 14.523Km Passenger ship heading from to the Togean or . Central Sulawesi SEAPORT 18 (Pantoloan Port, Tolitoli Port, Donggala AIRPORT Port, Wani Port, Ogoamas Port, Parigi Port, Moutong Port, Poso Port, Luwuk Port, Pagimana 7 with Mutiara Sis-Al Jufri Airport and Syukuran Port, Bunta Port, Ampana Port, Wakai Port, Aminuddin Amir Airport as the more noticeable Dolong Popoli Port, Port, Leok Port, ones. Banggai Port, Salakan Port). Major seaports are: TRAIN SYSTEM Pantoloan Port, Donggala Port, and Tolitoli Port N/A.

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Ponulele Bridge, Palu City

DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1. Development of a transmigration estate in Momunu. 2. Development of a rattan industry center in Palu. 3. Development of the agribusiness industry. 4. Development of the fishery industry. 5. Development of the liquid natural gas industry. 6. Development of the seaports in Moutong, Parigi, , Teluk Malala, Ogoamas. 7. Development of the road infrastructure in Palu. 8. Development of Palu Special Economic Zone. 9. Development of electricity networks in Palu and Luwuk City. Airplane taxiing in Mutiara Sis Al Jufri airport 10. Development of the tourism industry in Togean Islands and .

STRENGTH

1. The province is one of the centers for cocoa plantation in Indonesia. Fishing port in Palu Donggala, Indonesia 2. The province in rich in natural resources such as nickel, oil, gas, coal, gold, and . CONTACT 3. While harmful in the short term, the export ban on minerals will lead to the development of the local mineral processing industry in the long Pemerintah Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah term. Dinas Penanaman Modal dan 4. The province has continuously been receiving Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu large sums of foreign investment in recent Jalan. Pramuka No. 23 Palu years. Jl. Cikditiro Palu – 94111 5. There is an increasingly important chemical Telp. : +62 (451) 421807, 458714 industry in the province. Fax. : +62 (451) 424325, 458714 Email : [email protected] Web : www.dpmptsp.sultengprov.go.id

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