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HEADLINENEWS Global Commitment and Its G20isoneoftheinfluentialgroupin Inconsistency with Domestic Policies FromtheEditor
theworldthatcontrols85%ofthe worldGDPand80%oftheworld tradevolume,andalsorepresents thetwothirdoftheworld population,andIndonesiabecomes partofthisbigboysclub. SincetheeconomiccrisishittheUS andimpactedglobally,G20forumis expectedtoprovidebroader support,especiallyinAsia,tosolve therootcausesofthecrisis.In general,G20summitfocusedmore onmonetaryandfinancialissues, butdevelopmentagendahasalso becomeatopicintheG20Summitin SouthKoreaonlastNovember2010. Themainquestioniswhatkindof advantagethatIndonesiacanget fromthisforum?Whowilltakethe advantage?Indonesiathatwillgetit fromG20orG20thatwilltakethe advantagefromIndonesia? AnotherproblemisaboutMDGs achievement.Thecommitmentsfor achievingMDGshavebeendeclared tenyearsago,butingeneralthe progressisslowevenregress.MDGs achievementforalltargetsin2015 inIndonesiaisreallyhardtobe achievedandaccomplishedintime. Manyconditions,suchaspoverty, malnutrition,maternalhealth, womenempowerment,andwater andsanitation,havenosignificant progressfortheachievement. Theinconsistencybetweenglobal commitmentsanddomesticpolicies madebyIndonesiawillbethe headlinenewsinthisSNOMarch edition.Moreover,thereare EconomicandSocialDataMonthly ReporttakenfromCentralBureauof

KoranJakarta/February17,2011 Indonesia must deal with major issues related to the implementation of international agreements such as the commitments of G20 and their linkage to governmentpolicies.Examplesaretheagreementson tradeliberalizationandanticorruption.TheExecutive DirectoroftheInternationalNGOForumonIndonesia Development (INFID), Donatus Klaudius Marut in Jakarta, Wednesday (16/2), commented on the implementationofresolutionsagreeduponduringthe G20 meeting held on 18 19 February 2011 in Paris, France. Donatus considered the G20 meeting as a strategicforumasamongothersitaddressestheissue of the commitment towards anticorruption. According to his opinion, if such commitment is incorporated into the government bureaucracy from the central to local levels, foreign investment would experienceanupwardtrend. The issue however lies in whether the G20 decision and commitment is genuinely implemented in Indonesia. Despite the considerable number of international commitments agreed upon, they appear to be incoherent and may instead lead to conflict. Indonesiasorelylackspolicycoherence,heasserted. As an example, he mentioned on the governments agreementtoimpose market andtradeliberalization, includingonfoodcommodities.Thegovernmentisin factboundtothecommitmenttoguaranteefoodself reliance. How can we achieve food selfsufficiency when imported food products are less costly? he added. Donatus explained further that Indonesia has the opportunity tocurtailtheflightofassetsgainedfrom corrupt practices or to prevent those evading taxes

StatisticsIndonesia,newsabout MDGsachievementinIndonesiaand manyothernewsrelatedtosituation inIndonesia. Haveanicereading!

from fleeing from Indonesia. G20 can urge countries such as Singapore and Hong Kong to disclose and return illicit assets that originated from Indonesia. Indonesia can push for a more just international economic and financial architecture, he contended. FrancenowassumesleadershippositionforG20asof the closing of the G20 Summit held in Seoul, South KoreainNovember2010. FinanceMinisterAgusMartowardojopointedoutthat the G20 Meeting shall work towards preventing the involvement of speculators with regard to food commodities, either in the financial or nonfinancial industry.Thisshallhelpanticipatethepossibilityofa food crisis emerging in countries worldwide. According to the Minister, forward transactions of food commodities have long been prevalent which may lead to soaring demand and later push prices evenmuchhigher. This includes future trading. Financial and non financialcompaniescanengageinforwardbuyingand forwardselling,andenterthefuturesmarketwithout underlying transactions, explained the Finance Minister. In addition, this international meeting aims to formulate initiatives to mobilize funds for enhancingfoodproductivity. When possible, G20 member countries should raise fundsnecessarytofinanceresearchaimedatensuring higher global food productivity levels in order to eliminate the risks of food insecurity, said Martowardojo. Speaking on food vulnerability, World BankPresidentRobertB.Zoelickcautionedthatrising world food prices will drive 44 million people in developing countries into extreme poverty. This is based on the recent World Bank world food price index which saw a 15 percent surge from October 2010toJanuary2011. Inthisreports,globalfoodpricecurrentlyregistersat threepercentbelowthehighestpricerecordedduring the economic crisis in 2008. These food price hikes have pushed millions into poverty, making them extremely vulnerable, particularly those who spent half of their income on food, stressed Zoelick. From thelistoffoodcommodities,Zoelickmentionedwheat

asexperiencingthehighestincrease,whilecorn flour rose 73 percent which further exerts immense pressureonpoorcountries. Source

Inflation Inflation in February 2011 is 0.13 percent and inflation on 2011 calendar is 1.03 percent. Meanwhile,inflationinFebruary2011towardsFebruary2010(yony)is6.84percent. GDPGrowth GDPonfourthquarterin2010growths6.9percentcomparedwithGDPonfourthquarterin 2009(yony).GDPonfourthquarterin2010decreased1.4percentcomparedwithGDPon third quarter in 2010 (qtoq). Accumulatively, GDP growth until fourth quarter in 2010 is grew6.1percentcomparedwiththesameperiodin2009(ctoc). ExportRate Export rate in January 2011 is US$ 14.45 billion, decreasing 14.11 percent compared with export in December 2010, and increasing 24.65 percent compared with export in January 2010.TheaverageofnonoilandgasexportrateinJanuary2011isUS$11.94billion,consists ofUS$0.39billionagricultureproduct,US$9.29billionindustryproduct,andUS$2.26billion nonoilandgasmining. ImportRate The average of import rate in January 2011 is US$ 12.55 billion, decreasing 4.55 percent comparedwithimportrateinDecember2010andincreasing32.22percentcomparedwith importrateinJanuary2010.TheaverageofimportratebasedonutilizationinJanuary2011 including consumption goodis US$ 1.03 billion,US$ 9.42billionfor raw materials, and US$ 2.10billionforcapitalgoods. EmploymentRate The average of unemployment rate in August 2010 is 8.32 billion people, decreasing 0.64 percent from August 2009 (8.96 billion people) and decreasing 0.27 billion people from February 2010 (8.59 billion people). The average of Open Unemployment Rate in August 2010 is 7.14 percent, lower than in August 2009 (7.87 percent) and also lower than in February2011(7.41percent). RiceProduction Estimation of rice production in 2011 based on ARAM I2011 (Forecast Figures I2011) is 67.31billiontonsGKG(GrainDryMilling),increasing895.86thousandtonscomparedwithin 2010,whichis66.41billiontonsofGKG. ForeignTourist The number of foreign tourist in January 2011 is 548.8 thousand people, increasing 11.14 percentcomparedwithinJanuary2010,butdecreasing14.81percentifcomparedwiththe previousmonth. Source

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INDONESIAUPDATE 27 US Congressmen urge RI to annul bans on Ahmadiyah sect

The Jakarta Post/ March 17, 2011 Twentyseven members of the US Congress have sent a letter to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to revoke government regulations that discriminate against the Ahmadiyah sect and religious minorities. In the letter dated March 15, the Congressmen expressed their deep concern on decrees issued by provincial authorities, including East and West Java governors banning Ahmadiyah from practicing its religionpublicly. The Congressmen also referred to the brutal attack on Ahmadiyah members in Cikeusik, Pandeglang,Banten,lastmonththatkilledthreeAhmadisinthepresenceofpoliceofficers.In thestatementsignedbyall27Congressmembers,theyalsocontendedthatthedecreethat bannedAhmadiyahhadledtoescalatingviolencetowardreligiousminorities. NotonlydothedecreesrecentlyissuedinEastandWestJavaruncontrarytotheprinciples of international human rights, but we also fear that they will only serve to embolden extremistsandexacerbateviolenceagainsttheAhmadiyahcommunity,theysaid. FullText

RI refuses to bow to US Congressmen's request protesting Ahmadiyah bans

TheJakartaPost/March17,2011HomeMinisterGamawanFauzisaysthegovernmentwill not bow to 27 US Congressmen's demand for the annulment of regulations banning the activitiesoftheIslamicminorityAhmadiyahsectinIndonesia. Gamawansaidthegovernmentwouldnotrevokeajointdecreeregardingthebanissuedby then religious affairs and home ministers, and the attorney general in 2008, which was accused of escalating violence against Ahmadiyah followers and later on inspiring the creation of a number of bylaws that carried the same spirit. Not until we can produce a permanentdecision,theministersaidwhenaskedonwhetherthegovernmentwasplanning torevokethedecreeinresponsetotheUSCongressmen'srequest. HeaddedhehadnotreadtheletterfromtheUSCongressmenregardingtherequest,which was dated March 15 and addressed to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and was sent throughtheIndonesianEmbassyinWashington. FullText

Irresponsible people smear Indonesia`s peace: President

ANTARA News/ March 21, 2011 President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said irresponsible peoplehadsmearedtheIndonesianpeople`speacefulandtranquillivesoverthepastdays.A series of bomb terror had created fear and suspicion in the society members. The people couldnotbeleftinafearfulsituation,theheadofstatesaid. Therefore,securityofficersandlawenforcershadtoworkfastandarrestallperpetrators,he said. "We must not let our country become a land of adventure and dirty hands of irresponsible people," he said. A series of bomb threats had rocked parts of Indonesia over thepasttwoweeks.

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Serious population boom threatens Indonesia

ANTARA News/March 28, 2011 The National Population and Family Planning Board (BKKBN) stated that the uncontrolled population boom could pose a serious threat to Indonesiaduetoitsnegativeimpactsonvarioussectors. The recent Indonesian population growth reached 237.6 million with a growth rate of 1.49 percent. "The number had also caused many problems in residential areas such as trash, floodingandtrafficcongestionnottomentionthedifficultyofaccesstocleanwater,airand climate change issues," Head of the Population and Family Planning Board (BKKBN) Sugiri Syarief said. According to Sugiri, the problem could become more complicated with the populationboom. "The high number of children will reduce the ability of human capital investment in the family, which will affect education and public health," he said. On the other hand, a large populationwithlowhumanresourceswoulddestroythethequalityofnaturalresources,he said. FullText

World Bank supports Indonesian Water Law

TheJakartaPost/March28,2011TheWorldBankwillbeginthesecondphaseofaprogram supporting the Indonesian governments efforts to strengthen water and food security through managing water resources better. The Water Resources and Irrigation Sector Managementprogramisexpectedtodirectlyimpactover500,000farminghouseholdsin100 districtsacross14provinces. Withgreaterwatersecurity,farmerscanproducemore,earnmoreandplayapartinsecuring Indonesias food supply. To achieve this heightened food security, however, the farmers themselves must play a role in managing local water resources. Indonesian law now stipulatesthatfarmers,districtgovernmentsandotherstakeholdersshouldallparticipatein managingwaterresourcesandtheirrigationsector. The second phase will entail a series of training exercises at district, provincial and central governmentlevelsandphysicalrepairsatcertainfacilities,includingtheJatiluhurirrigation systeminWestJava.

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MDGsACHIEVEMENT Indonesia trying to reduce maternal death rate

ANTARA News/ March 19, 2011 Indonesia is trying to reduce maternal death rate from currentlyat228per100,000livingbirthsto102by2015.Coordinatingministerforpeople`s welfareAgungLaksonosaidtherateofmaternaldeathsinthecountrywasstillveryhighand even the highest among members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). HesaidthegovernmenthadbeencommittedtoreducingtherateinlinewiththeMillennium DevelopmentGoals.Oneoftheeffortstorealizethegoalispreparingvarioushealthfacilities especially for delivery processing, he said. Besides preparing the facilities the government also tried to produce professional midwives that have skills in helping delivery, he said.

 Theministersaid headmitted that thenumber ofsuchfacilities and professionalmidwives wasnotbigespeciallyintheregionsandsmallislands."Inremoteislandsitcouldtakedaysto getthefacilitiesorprofessionalmidwives,"hesaid.

FullText In West Java, 794 Mothers Die During Childbirth

Republika/March7,2011Some794mothersinWestJavadieduringchildbirthasaresultof hemorrhagingandhypertension.Althoughmortalityrateshavedroppedcomparedto2009, thereisstillmuchtodo,saidtheHeadforPublicServiceoftheWestJavaLocalHealthOffice, Niken Budisastuti during the Seminar on Population and Planned Parenthood held in Bandung,Monday(7/3).Budisastutiinformedthatsome685,274womeninWestJavagave birthin2010ofwhich794ofthemdiedeitherduringpregnancy,deliveryorthepostnatal period.In2009,some814mothersdiedduringchildbirth. Themainreasonformaternal deathsduringdeliveryishemorrhagingandhypertension. In addition,therearealsocasesofchildbirthunassistedbymedicalworkers.Givingbirthwith only the traditional midwife in attendance puts women at high risk. Most of these births result in delayed assistance particularly during the critical period of delivery, explained Budisastuti.Shementionedearlyandlateragepregnancyasamongthecausesforchildbirth complications.Othercausesareshortbirthintervalsandlackofprenatalcare. FullTextinIndonesia

Health Minister: Tuberculosis Mortality Rate Remains High

DetikNews/ March 24, 2011 Despite a downward trend in 2009, tuberculosis (TB) related deathsinIndonesiaremainsfairlyhigh.Withtotaldeathsat61,000peoplein2011,Indonesia ranksfifthamonghighburdenTBcountries.Themainconcernisthepersistentlysignificant TB prevalence and death rates even though we have made major strides and being at fifth place worldwide is not good at all, said Health Minister Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih. The Minister further mentioned that there are 430,000 new TB cases reported with 61,000 deaths.Comparedto2009,thesefiguresshowadecliningnumberofTBpatientsat528,063 peoplewhere91,369ofthemdiedfromthedisease. "TBisactuallyacommondisease.Toovercomethedisease,wemustaddressitsunderlying factors such as poverty and education, she further explained. According to the Minister, denselypopulatedsettlementsamongthepoorcreateahigherlikelihoodofspreadingTBata muchfasterrate.Furthermore,thefloorsofthesehousesaremadeofsoilandlackadequate lighting,makingiteasierforthediseasetospread. The Coordinating Minister for Peoples Welfare, Agung Laksono in his welcoming address said that in 2010 TB case finding reached 77.3 percent in coverage and treatment success attained the level of 89.7 percent. TB death rate meanwhile is lowered to more than 50 percentfrom92/100,000in1990to27/100,000in2010. FullTextinIndonesia

Govt needs Rp 10 trillion investment in drinking water

ANTARANews/March23,2011Thegovernmentispreparingtwomillionhouseconnections ofdrinkingwaterwithaninvestmentofRp10trillionin2011, DrinkingWaterDevelopment Director of Urban Directorate General of the Public Works Ministry Danny Sutjiono said. Aftermeetinginvestorsontheprospectsandethicsofsustainablewaterbusiness,hesaidthe installation of household drinking water pipelines is part of efforts to raise the people`s accesstosafeandsustainabledrinkingwaterresources. Dannysaidthatupto2009only47.6pctofthepopulationhadaccesstosafedrinkingwater. Thegovernment,hesaid,willraisethesupplyofdrinkingwaterby21pctby2015whichis thetargetoftheMDGsinloweringhalfoftheproportionofthepopulationwithoutaccessto safeandsustainabledrinkingwaterresources.

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HUMANRIGHTS Amnesty calls for probe of death in NTT

TheJakartaPost/March18,2011AmnestyInternational(AI)askedthegovernmenttoform anindependentbodytoinvestigateallegationsoftorturethatledtothedeathofoneperson andtosevereinjuriesforsixothers.Theviolencewasallegedlyperpetratedbysoldiersatthe SatyaYudhaBaktiborderpostinAtambua,EastNusaTenggara(NTT),AIIndonesiaandEast TimorCampaignDivisioncoordinatorJosefRoyBenedictsaidinanemailsenttoTheJakarta PostonThursday. Amnesty International received a report that a man named Charles Mali was killed in the incident,Benedictsaid.Theindependentbodyshouldmakesurethatthoseinvolvedinthe casearenotonlysoldiersduetothechainofcommand.Theyshouldbebroughttojusticeina civiliancourtinaprocessmeetinginternationalstandards,Benedictsaid.

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Indonesia ranks 6th in 2010 Freedom Barometer Asia

The Jakarta Post/ March 4, 2011 Indonesia ranked sixth out of 16 countries in the 2010 FreedomBarometerAsia,ananalyticalreportcompiledbytheSoutheastAsiaandEastAsia regional Office of democracypromoting organization Friedrich Naumann Stiftung. Overall, Indonesiascored58.52,downfrom63.47in2009,areleasesaysontheFriedrichNaumann Stiftungwebsite. Thecalculationtakesintoaccountthreemaincomponents:politicalfreedom,theruleoflaw andeconomicfreedom.Eachofthethreeisbrokendownintosubcomponents,suchaspress freedomandhumanrightsprotection. Accordingtothebarometer,Indonesiascored8.57outof10inthepoliticalfreedomcategory for open and honest elections. It scored 7.25 for press freedom in the same category. However,inthelawenforcementcategory,Indonesiaonlyscored2.8incorruptionand5.28 intheprotectionofhumanrights.

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Rights defender protection bill not urgent, lawmakers say

The Jakarta Post/ March 8, 2011 Prosperous and Justice Party (PKS) lawmaker Bukhori Yusufsaysitisnotnecessarytoendorsethebillontheprotectionofhumanrightsdefenders in the near future. "I have not see any relevant incidents in the recent time to support this idea.Theprotectionofhumanrightsdefenderssoundsabitpartialisticaseverybodyinthis countrydeservesprotection,"hetoldahearingattheHouseofRepresentatives'Commission IIIonlawandhumanrights. Bukhorisuggestedthatthemechanismofprotectionforhumanrightsdefendersisincluded intherevisionoftheKomnasHAMLaw."ItcouldbeincludedintherevisedCriminalCodes [KUHP]andCriminalProceduresCode[KUHAP]insteadofcreatingaseparatedlaw,"hesaid. ImparsialdirectorPoengkyIndartysaidthebillwasnecessarybecausemanyperpetratorsof violenceandtortureagainstactivistsandjournalistshadbeenleftuntouched."Infact,many oftheincidentswerecommittedbylawenforcerswhosedutyis actuallytoprotectpeople's rights,"shesaid.

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GENDER Gender equality still little understood in RI : Minister

ANTARA News/ March 8, 2011 While International Women`s Day is always observed in Indonesia,genderequalityisstillalittleunderstoodandpracticedinthecountry,Women`s Role Empowerment Minister Linda Amalia Sari said. Therefore, the government needs to make more efforts to educate all citizens about its importance, the minister said here Tuesday. "It`sbeen100yearssincethedeclarationofInternationalWomen`sDaybutgenderequality is still mostly unknown in Indonesia where domestic violence against women and children continue to be committed," Linda said. Linda said her ministry still needed to devise an effective strategy to properly familiarize the Indonesian public with the concept. "Weneedtohaveaneffectivestrategyfortheholdingofcampaignsandeducativeseminars tomakepeopleawareabouttheimportanceofgenderequality.Ifthegenderequalityconcept issufficientlyunderstoodbythepublic,I`msurethefrequencyofdomesticviolencecaseswill decrease,"shesaid.

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RI to implement UN resolution on women

ANTARA News/ March 14, 2011 The Indonesian government through the ministry of women`s empowerment and child protection will soon implement UN Security Council resolution1325onwomen,peace,andsecurity. Women`s Empowerment Minister Linda Amalia Sari Gumelar said her office was drafting a national action plan on theimplementationof the resolution.Lindasaid thenational action plan was made up of integrating gender issues into policy, programs and activities, data collecting mechanism, and reporting system at each ministry and related institution. "It will start from prevention to conflict termination phase, and recovery of social conflict

bothatcentralandregionallevels,"Lindasaid. Sheaddedthatthenationalactionplanwould becompletedthisyear. FullText

ENVIRONMENT First US grant for Indonesia's forest conservation signed

ANTARA News/ February 24, 2011 US Ambassador to Indonesia Scot Marciel and the secretarygeneralofIndonesia`sForestryMinistryHadiDaryantohavesignedthefirstgrant extendedundertheTropicalForestsConservationActagreement. According to a press release from the US embassy here Thursday the program aims to improveforestmanagementandprotectbiodiversitythroughgrantstolocalNGOsinpriority landscapes in Sumatra. The program aims to improve forest management and protect biodiversity in Indonesia as part of the USIndonesia Comprehensive Partnership. The United States and Indonesian governments, Conservation International, and KEHATI created this 30 million US dollars forest conservation grants program for Sumatra in late 2009 through a debtfornature swap. A sevenmember oversight committee governs the programs. Members represent the Ministry of Forestry, USAID, Conservation International, KEHATI, and three civil society organizations, which include Indonesia Business Links, TransparencyInternational,andSyiahKualaBandaAcehUniversity.

FullText RI experts ready to operate nuclear power plants

ANTARA News/ March 29, 2011 The Indonesian Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency (Bapeten) has confirmed that Indonesian personnel are ready to operate nuclear power plants as soon as those facilities are built in Indonesia. "Let me emphasize here that Indonesianhumanresourceswillbereadybythetimenuclearpowerplantsareconstructed inIndonesia,"saidBapetenheadAsNatioLasman. He admitted thereisa fear for thepresence ofnuclear power plantsamongthe Indonesian communities, something that has arisen from lack of the correct information about how nuclearpower plantsare operated.Lasman explainedthat nuclear energyisanenergy that can replace fossil energy which is widely in use today provided the utilization is in accordance with strict regulation and control. Whereas fossil energy is depleting fast in the recent years.

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Banggai farmers to erect tent in front of palace

The Jakarta Post/ March 29, 2011 Farmers from Toili, Banggai, Central Sulawesi, plan to erect a tent and camp in front of the presidential palace on Tuesday for three days to seek supportaftertheirlandwasconvertedintoaoilpalmplantation. Twelve farmers from the Singkoyo Farmers Union (Pepsi), which is supported by local activists, the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) and the IndonesianForumfortheEnvironment(Walhi),havebeenseekinghelpfromgovernmentin Jakartasinceearlythismonth.TheyhaveapproachedtheForestryMinistry,Manpowerand

Transmigration Ministry, National Land Agency, the House of Representatives and National Police. ThenextplanistoaskforhelpfromthePresidentastheprevioushearingsdidnotgiveus any positive results, one of the farmers, Asis, said Monday. The farmers said life had been harderforabout350peopleinToiliafteraplantationtookovertheirland,andtheirearnings haddroppedduetotheirlimitedaccesstoland. FullText

INFIDACTIVITIES Round Table Discussion and Workshop on Building Indonesian Ownership on G20:TheSustainabilityofFoodReinforcement?
INFID held a round table discussion and workshoponBuildingIndonesianOwnership on G20: The Sustainability of Food Reinforcement? in Cemara Hotel on March 2829, 2011. On the first day of this event is round table discussion, which is attended by more than 40 people and the speakers are Mahendra Siregar (Vice Minister of Trade MinistryandSherpaG20Indonesia),Bustanul Arifin (Professor of Agricultural Economics from UNILA and Senior Economist from INDEF),andGunawan(GeneralSecretaryofIndonesianHumanRightsCommitteeforSocial JusticeandmemberofSpecialWorkingGrouponFoodSecurityBoard).Thosethreespeakers informed the participants about Indonesia, G20, and Food Security from three different perspectives:government,academician,andNGOperspective.Thereisonebigquestionthat appeared in the end of discussion: which actor does take advantage? G20 takes it from IndonesiaorIndonesiawhotakesadvantagefromG20? Onthesecondday,theworkshopday,facilitatorandparticipantsweretryingtoanswerthese two questions based on what they have listened from three speakers on previous day: (1) how to make the agenda of Indonesian food management on G20 in line with national developmentstrategy,and(2)howtobuildtheprocesstoensureallofdevelopmentactors engage on that agenda discussion. Many statements, ideas, suggestions, and arguments appearedonthisworkshopandthereisadialoguebetweenthegovernment,representedby Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Agriculture, and Fiscal Policy Office Ministry of Finance,andcivilsociety.

INFID stands for the International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development and was established in June 1985. INFID is an open and pluralistic network of NGOs from Indonesian and various member countries of the Consultative Group for Indonesian (CGI) as well as of International organization with an interest in and commitment to Indonesia More information please visit: www.infid.org