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CHAMPIONING INDONESIAS FOOD BIODIVERSITY PRODUCTS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET BASED ON INDIGENOUS WISDOM & ETHICAL TRADE HELIANTI HILMAN FOUNDER & CEO | PT KAMPUNG KEARIFAN INDONESIA BIODIVERSITY WHY MATTER? THE KEY FOR Photo by Alex Tjoa


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CHAMPIONING INDONESIA’S FOOD BIODIVERSITY PRODUCTS TO THE GLOBAL MARKET

BASED ON INDIGENOUS WISDOM & ETHICAL TRADE

HELIANTI HILMAN FOUNDER & CEO | PT KAMPUNG KEARIFAN INDONESIA

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THE KEY FOR

PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATIONS & VALUE PROPOSITION AT THE GLOBAL MARKET

BIODIVERSITY

WHY MATTER?

Photo by Alex Tjoa

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THE KEY FOR

DELIVERING PRODUCTS WITH INTEGRITY – NOT BECAUSE OF CERTIFICATIONS OR FOR PROFITS, BUT THE VIRTUE OF WISDOM

INDIGENOUS WISDOM

WHY MATTER?

  • Alm. Mbah

Suko

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THE KEY FOR

PENETRATING CONSCIOUS-DRIVEN MARKET THAT APPRECIATE IMPACT AND USE THEIR POLITICAL POWER AS CONSUMERS TO SHAPE THE VIRTUE OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN

ETHICAL TRADE

WHY MATTER?

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JAVARA EXPERIENCE

ETHICAL TRADE

  • Equitable relationship within

the supply chain

  • Safer working condition
  • Integrate social security

insurance & capacity building into the product price structure

  • Develop added-value

products to guarantee price

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OUR JOURNEY

2008

  • 10 farmers | 8 commodities
  • Door to Door Marketing
  • 3 Personnel

2016

  • 52,000 farmers | 747 products
  • 240 organic certified US, EU, JAS
  • Domestic >300 business clients

(retailer, hotel, resto, catering)

  • Export to 19 countries in 4

continents

  • 90 Personnel

Photo by Sendy Kefas

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CHALLENGES

GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS

SCARCE INFRASTRUCTURE BEYOND JAVA & BALI

  • Electricity
  • Telecommunication
  • Transportation

Impacting high economic cost per unit product. DISRUPTIVE PROGRAMS

Example:

  • Distribution of Subsidized Chemical or

GMO seeds in region where organic farming exists

  • Expansion on growth of rice fields, being

forced to land that are not suitable for rice: Sago, Sorghum

POORLY DESIGNED GRASSROOT PROGRAMS

  • Requirements to tap into Kredit Usaha Rakyat will be difficult if OJK

does not endorse customized risk mitigation manuals for grass root business/family farms

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CHALLENGES

GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS

IRRELEVANT TOWARDS MARKET TRENDS & REALITY Example: SNI Garam Konsumsi. SNI is given only for iodine fortified salt, while there is growing premium market for pure sea salt with no additives. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS THAT KILLS THE GRASSROOT ECONOMY

  • Example #1: Restriction

towards raw cacao beans, with no exceptions towards specialty or organic beans

  • Example #2: export restriction

towards semi processed rattan for fostering export of added value furniture, while in reality

  • nly few percent of such supply

can be absorbed by local manufacturers. INCOME TAX POLICY FOR SMEs. Calculated against gross revenue, leaving many SMEs that still losing money are still

  • blige to pay income tax
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CHALLENGES & BARRIERS :

Bureaucracy – Mostly on Business Permits

BUREAUCRACY (BUSINESS PERMITS) Examples of issues

  • PSAT – KEMENTAN
  • IZIN DOMISILI & PIRT – DINKES
  • MD – BPOM
  • EKS – Ekspor Kopi Sementara