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China

Australia

India

Iran

Kazakhstan

Zaire

Sudan

Mongolia

Chad

Egypt

Angola

Saudi Arabia

Turkey

Ukraine

Iraq

Ethiopia

Pakistan

South Africa

Poland

Zambia

Kenya

Somalia

Afghanistan

Uzbekistan

Botswana

Mozambique

Byelarus

YemenThailand

Japan

Turkmenistan

Oman

Syria

Indonesia

Romania

Madagascar

Laos

Vietnam

Zimbabwe

Myanmar (Burma)

Tanzania, United Republic of

Nepal

Kyrgyzstan

Uganda

Serbia

Central African Republic

Bulgaria

TajikistanGreece

Malaysia

Lithuania

Papua New Guinea

Eritrea

Cambodia

Malawi

Jordan

North Korea

Georgia

Bangladesh

Slovakia

Azerbaijan

South Korea

Philippines

Moldova

Bhutan

Sri Lanka

Albania

Taiwan

Fiji

United Arab Emirates

Burundi

Kuwait

Djibouti

Qatar

Swaziland

Cyprus

New Caledonia

Brunei

Vanuatu

Reunion

Solomon Islands

Mauritius

Comoros

Guam

Singapore

Seychelles

Pacific Islands (Palau) Federated States of Micronesia

Christmas Island

Norfolk Island

Nauru

British Indian Ocean TerritoryTuvalu

Wake Island

Marshall Islands

Macau

Maldives

Spratly Islands

SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION ON AGRICULTURAL CAPACITY BUILDING ON AGRICULTURAL CAPACITY BUILDING

AMONGAMONG AFRICAN AND ASIAN COUNTRIESAFRICAN AND ASIAN COUNTRIES

Presented by Heri SuliyantoDirector of Bureau for Agriculture Training Development Ministry of Agriculture, The Republic of Indonesia

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I. BACKGROUND

II. OBJECTIVE

III. SCOPE OF COOPERATION

IV. FUNDING ARRANGEMENT

V. INDONESIAN EXPERIENCES

VI. VENUE & FACILITIES

VII. LIST OF EXPERTICE

VIII. CAPACITY BUILDING . COOPERATION

OUTLINEOUTLINEOUTLINEOUTLINE

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I. BACKGROUNDI. BACKGROUND

1.1. Food and Agriculture is one of the most Food and Agriculture is one of the most common interest in economic cooperation in common interest in economic cooperation in Africa and AsiaAfrica and Asia region, because of the region, because of the population majority in both region engage in population majority in both region engage in agricultureagriculture

2.2. While the world is facing food crisis; Africa and While the world is facing food crisis; Africa and Asia region have potential natural resources to Asia region have potential natural resources to be the food suppliers in the world marketbe the food suppliers in the world market

3. To make Asia and Africa Regions as the food 3. To make Asia and Africa Regions as the food supplier, there is a need to strengthen technical supplier, there is a need to strengthen technical cooperation on agriculture, especially cooperation on agriculture, especially Cooperation on Agricultural Capacity Building Cooperation on Agricultural Capacity Building between The two regionsbetween The two regions

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II. OBJECTIVES II. OBJECTIVES

1.1. To improve cooperation To improve cooperation among Africa and Asia among Africa and Asia CountriesCountries

2.2. To enhance the capability of To enhance the capability of government officers and government officers and farmers farmers

3.3. To increase agricultural To increase agricultural production and productivitiesproduction and productivities

4.4. To increase farmer welfaresTo increase farmer welfares

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III. SCOPE OF III. SCOPE OF COOPERATION COOPERATION

Training Courses Training Courses for Government for Government OfficOfficersers & & FarmersFarmers

Farmer to farmer Farmer to farmer training training

Apprenticeship Apprenticeship programprogram

Dispatch and Dispatch and exchange expertsexchange experts

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IV. FUNDING ARRANGEMENT IV. FUNDING ARRANGEMENT

1.1. Trilateral cooperation (Indonesia, Donor Trilateral cooperation (Indonesia, Donor country, recipient country)country, recipient country)

2.2. International Institution/donor country International Institution/donor country (JICA, FAO, World Bank, IFAD, etc)(JICA, FAO, World Bank, IFAD, etc)

3.3. Reciprocal arrangement Reciprocal arrangement 4.4. Indonesian initiativesIndonesian initiatives

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V. INDONESIAN EXPERIENCES ON CAPACITY V. INDONESIAN EXPERIENCES ON CAPACITY

BUILDING (1980 – 2010) BUILDING (1980 – 2010)

2.95

32.35

31.5

23.03

10.18

Animal Husbandry

F ood crops

R ural D evelopment

F ishery

E state crops

International Training in Indonesia by Subject (%)

8

100 114198

303125 148 103

0

500

International Training Participants in Indonesia by Years

Person

Years

9

1107

27075

0

500

1000

1500

International Training Participants in Indonesia by Region

10

3 3 48 6

22

1 25 5

0

10

20

30

C omoro

C ameroon

E gypt

E tiopia

G ambia

G hana

G uinea

Ivory Coast

K enya

Madagascar

Training Participants from African (1980-2010)

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13 13 27 259

24

112

11 6

0

50

100

150

Training Participants from African (1980-2010)

12

16

51

128

4573 56

141

5

112

68

0

50

100

150

Training Participants from ASEAN

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VI. VENUE AND FACILITIESVI. VENUE AND FACILITIES

ATC Jambi

ATC Lampung

NATC Binuang

NTCALM Ciawi

NAHTC Cinagara

NATC Lembang

NLTC Batu

NATC Ketindan

NATC Batang Kaluku

NLTC Kupang

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NUNU SUBJECT MATTERSUBJECT MATTER ΣΣ INSTITUTIONINSTITUTION

11 Food cropsFood crops-Food crops CultivationFood crops Cultivation-Food crops Pest ManagementFood crops Pest Management-Food crops post harvest Food crops post harvest technologytechnology-Integrated Food crop ManagementIntegrated Food crop Management-Water ManagementWater Management

2020NATC KetindanNATC Ketindan

ATC CiheaATC Cihea

Indonesia Rice Indonesia Rice Research Center Research Center SukamandiSukamandi

22 HorticultureHorticulture- Horticulture AgribusinessHorticulture Agribusiness- Horticulture TechnologyHorticulture Technology- Horticulture CultivationHorticulture Cultivation- Medicine Herbal CultivationMedicine Herbal Cultivation- Pest Management on horticulturePest Management on horticulture

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NATC LembangNATC Lembang

NATC KetindanNATC Ketindan

Vegetable Research Vegetable Research CenterCenter

VII. LIST OF EXPERTICEVII. LIST OF EXPERTICE

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NUNU SUBJECT MATTERSUBJECT MATTER ΣΣ INSTITUTIONINSTITUTION

33 Estate CropEstate Crop-CultivationCultivation-Harvesting and PostHarvesting and Post

Harvest TechnologyHarvest Technology

-Crop Processing-Crop Processing

2525 ATC JambiATC Jambi

NATC Binuang NATC Binuang

Palm Oil Research Center Palm Oil Research Center MedanMedan

Coffee and Cacao Research Coffee and Cacao Research Center JemberCenter Jember

4. 4. - Agriculture- Agriculture

MechanizationMechanization

- Soil Fertilization- Soil Fertilization

1010 NATC BatangkalukuNATC Batangkaluku

NATC KetindanNATC Ketindan

Agric. Machinery Research Agric. Machinery Research Center SerpongCenter Serpong

LIST OF EXPERTICE (CONTINUE)LIST OF EXPERTICE (CONTINUE)

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NUNU SUBJECT MATTERSUBJECT MATTER ΣΣ INSTITUTIONINSTITUTION

55 LEADERSHIP AND MGTLEADERSHIP AND MGT- Agribusiness Manag.Agribusiness Manag.- Leadership ManagementLeadership Management- Agricultural PlaningAgricultural Planing- Agricultural Extension Agricultural Extension

MethodologyMethodology- Farmer OrganizationFarmer Organization- Audio Visual AidsAudio Visual Aids- Education MethodologyEducation Methodology- Training MethodologyTraining Methodology- Gender MainstreamingGender Mainstreaming

2525 Agricultural ManagementAgricultural Management

and Leadership TC Ciawiand Leadership TC Ciawi

LIST OF EXPERTICE (CONTINUE)LIST OF EXPERTICE (CONTINUE)

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VIII.VIII. CAPACITY BUILDING CAPACITY BUILDING COOPERATIONCOOPERATION

A. IMPLEMENTED PROGRAMME(1980 – 2008)

- Training, Workshop, Seminar, and Apprenticeship Program was attended by 53 participants, through Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries (TCDC) Project and Indonesia Agricultural Community Foundation (YAMPI), in 1980-1966.

- Established Farmer Agruculture Rural Training Centre (FARTC) in Mkindo-Morogoro, Tanzania, in early 1990. FARTC was build by financial aid from Indonesia and FAO Support.

- Dispatched Indonesia Trainers and experts for FARTC to support increasing rice production programme, trainned 200 farmers from Tanzania and Africa, in 2000-2003.

- Comparative studied for FARTC Manager and MoA sfaff of Tanzania (3 persons) in Indonesaia, 2008.

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B. CONFIRMED PROGRAM(2011 – 2012)

In 2011:- Dispatching 4 Indonesia Experts for Farm mechanization, . under FARTC Revitalization Program

In 2012:- Exchange visit of farmer leader, Rural women, and Rural . Youth;

- Short term training programme for Agro business . technology, Animal health, and horticulture;

- Long tern Training programme for 100 Scholarship;

- Twining Programme between Tanzania and Indonesia Agricultural Training Institutions.

AGENCY FOR AGRICULTURAL HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

BUREAU FOR AGRICULTURAL TRAINING DEVELOPMENT

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

Jl. Harsono RM No. 3 Ragunan, Jakarta Selatan 12550, INDONESIA

Phone : +62-21 7891064

Fax : +62-21 7891064, +62-21-78839233

E-mail : pusdiklatpeg@deptan.go.id