Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs

Keynote Speech
(Pointers)




Indonesia-Japan Workshop on Indonesia Earth Observation Satellite
(InaSAT)






Prepared and Presented by

Eddy Satriya
(@EddySatriya / satriyaeddy@gmail.com )
Deputy Assistant for ICT and Utility

On behalf of

Deputy for Infrastructure a Regional Develeopment










The Ninth Asean Science and Technology Week
Ministry of Research and Technology

IPB International Convention Center
Bogor, 21 August 2014
1. MP3EI and Its Achievements
a. In the Absence of Repelita (Integrated Five-Year Development
Plan) and GBHN (Guildelines);
b. In the presence of Economic Growth (6% average, G20), Bonus
Demography, Democracy is on the right track and direction, and
political stability;
c. Commitment for MP3EI 2011-25 (350 real sector projects/Rp
2.300 T; 1048 infrastructure projects/Rp 2.330T)
d. Groundbreaked projects as of May 2014. 174 Real Sector
Projects/Rp 441 T (19%); 204 Infrastructure Projects/Rp 398T
(17%)

2. Our Development: Problems and Challenges
a. Growth Yes, Environmentally friendly is Necessary, Distribution is
still priority;
b. Energy and Food Security, Price Stability, Maritimization and
Connectivity;
c. Less Corruption Practice and Transparency;
d. HRD for competition, People participation and Leadership;
e. Modern Business/Governance practice.

3. Just Like Others, Indonesia definitely also needs Technology
a. Technology in the planning;
b. National vs. Sectoral needs (balanced);
c. Connecting Archipelago and Unity;
d. Short Term and Long Term Focused (Resouces, Geo-spatial,
Environment and Disaster, Defense, Fishery, ICT, and R/D)

4. ICT: Today and Future Technology
a. Main trigger for new and networked economy;
b. Cross-sector and borderless;
c. Concern for Local Contents;

5. Satellite: not merely a Repeater in the sky
a. Indonesia launched Satellite system in 1976 (the 2
nd
in the world);
b. Less Developed for Communication (slot / transponder problem);
c. Indonesia Earth Observation Satellite (InaSAT Pertama).