WHAT'S NEW AT BKPM
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PROCUREMENT NEWS Pengumuman Pemenang Pelelangan Umum Penyelenggaraan Kegiatan Sosialisasi Kebijakan Terkait Penanaman Modal di Dalam Negeri T.A. 2012 Read More |
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PODCAST ASEAN Business and Investment Summit part 5/5 ASEAN Business and Investment Summit Read More |
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UPCOMING EVENTS Market Launch of Bandar Lampung 41 mega Liter per day (MLD) Bulk Water Supply The Government of Indonesia (GOI) ecourages private sector participation in infrastructure development through Public Private Partnership (PPP) scheme. Read More |
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HUMAN RESOURCE IMPROVEMENTS AT BKPM HUMAN RESOURCE IMPROVEMENTS AT BKPM Education is a top priority at BKPM. We strongly believe that human resources equipped with high educational standards and a broad range of skilled experiences gives our organization the proficiency it needs to serve and develop Indonesia’s national economy. The first step we have taken in improving our human resources is to implement a set of prerequisites for new employees in our recruitment stage, such as setting high standards for GPA and TOEFL scores. This initial screening is anticipated to bring a new standard for BKPM at an early stage – we hope to cultivate a new generation of young leaders who are prepared to serve the investment world. Additionally, to ensure that BKPM always gives a high standard of service for investors and to ensure that information concerning investment opportunities is communicated effectively and professionally, BKPM has been continuously training its employees to increase their foreign language capabilities. To set the bar high in foreign language capabilities, especially in English, it has been decided that all employees of BKPM should have a minimal prediction TOEFL score of 600. The TOEFL prediction score result has been monitored systematically, and as per February 2011 the number of BKPM’s staffs and officials that have reached the bar is 133 people out of 621 people. Read More |
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SOUND BITES FROM OUR CHAIRMAN An Expanded Argument for FDI By now it should be well known that, to achieve the growth it seeks, the current administration has set a target of Rp. 2,000 trillion per year in investment. Around 55% of this figure is expected to come from private capital, while the balance is expected to come from household consumption (25%), government spending (14-15%), and financial institutions (7%). Read More |
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REGIONAL VISITS
In the last month alone, the Chairman of BKPM and his team have visited 21 provinces for intensive discussions with local governments and field visits. Read More |
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WHITE PAPER
The first 100 days marked significant milestones and cements the new vision for Indonesia's Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM). BKPM has currently been focusing its efforts on some “quick wins” that would unlock large value potential in terms of private investment. At the same time, BKPM is laying down the foundation for its new vision for inclusive and sustainable investments in Indonesia. Read More |
