JAKARTA CITY MAP & POPULATION

Regency Population

West Jakarta 2,278,825

North Jakarta 1,645,312

East Jakarta 2,687,027

South Jakarta 2,057,080

Central Jakarta 898.883

Kepulauan Seribu 21,071

TOTAL 9,588,198

Total Land Area : + 665 Sq KM

Jakarta is not a city, butrather a province withspecial status as the capitalof Indonesia. As a province,is divided into five cities(kota), and one regency(kabupaten).

Jakarta’s Economic Structure 2012

71,5%

SERVICES (TRADING, HOTEL, RESTAURANTS, TELECOMM, TRANSPORTATION, FINANCE/BANKING,BUSINESS SERVICES)

MANFACTURINGCONSTRUCTIONUTILITIES

27.9%

AGRICULTURE, MINING

0.6%

Source : Jakarta Statistic Board, 2012

GRDP of Jakarta;

13%

GRDP of 32

Provinces; 87%

Contribution to National GDP

Jakarta contribute more than13% of its GRDP to the total ofIndonesia national GDP

2012

GRDP: Rp 1.103 Trilion

Growth: 6,5%

GRDP per Capita: Rp 110,46 milion

2013GRDP Rp 1.410,40 Trilion

Growth : 6,9%

GRDP per Capita: Rp 124,2 milion

2017GRDP : Rp 1.857,63 Trilion

Growth : 7,3%

GRDP per Capita: Rp 160 milion

GOALS

PERINGKAT PROVINSI SKOR

1 DKI JAKARTA 1.7576

2 JAWA TIMUR 0.6644

3 KALIMANTAN TIMUR 0.5523

4 JAWA BARAT 0.5113

5 JAWA TENGAH 0.4282

6 DI YOGYAKARTA 0.2757

7 BANTEN 0.2343

8 KEPULAUAN RIAU 0.1708

9 BALI 0.1371

10 RIAU 0.1152

Competitiveness Index

Source: Analisis Daya Saing & Strategi Pembangunan untuk 33 Provinsi Indonesia

Competitiveness Index of 33 Provinces in Indonesia Jakarta was ranked number

one in terms of overall competitiveness without

exception.

From the score showthat 68 years of Indonesia's independence, competitiveness that contribute to the economic development is concentrated at the region ofDKI Jakarta and Java.

Competitiveness Analysis Assessment & Strategy Development judged on four priority areas , namely :1. Macroeconomic Stability2. Planning Government & Institutions3. Financial Condition , Business & Labor4. Quality of life & Infrastructure Development

9 Priority Programs

TRANSPORT

FLOOD CONTROL

HOUSING

GREEN AREA

EMPLOYMENTCULTURE

PUBLIC SERVICE

EDUCATION

HEALTH

JAKARTA VISION AND PRIORITY PROGRAMS

• Increased investment in

commercial property is supported

by strong business activity and

investment by foreign and

domestic.

Property

•Property development office space in second quarter 2013 in the Jabodetabekexperienced positive development, a commitment reflected in the sale, rental rates and selling prices

OFFICE BUILDING •Demand excess conditions on industrial land market pressure selling prices and rental buildings

INDUSTRIAL AREA

Property

Source: Bank Indonesia, Quarter II, 2013

•The high consumer demand of apartments and condominiums suspected push the sale and rental price in the jabotabek.

APARTMENT

•High Occupancy RateHOTEL

Source: Bank Indonesia, Quarter II, 2013

• Developments also occurred for the demand of shopping center which has increased for rents and selling prices.MALLS

Source: Bank Indonesia, Quarter II, 2013

• There are many shopping centers in Jakarta , ranging fromtraditional markets to upscale shopping center. Thisindicate the large potential market in this city as well asthe safety of doing business.

• Jakarta also has many places of interest such as museumsand theme parks. Among the other 47 museums thereare 3 recreational parks Taman Impian Jaya Ancol ,Ragunan Zoo , Taman Mini Indonesia Indah.

• For golf lovers , they can find more than 10 golf courses inthe Greater Jakarta area and more than 50 sports clubswhich have facilities of international standards.

* Source: Panduan Sang Petualang , 47 Museum Jakarta, Gramedia Pustaka Utama

Leisure & Sport

PROJECTS

TRANSPORT

Mass Rapid Transit

Monorail

Bus Rapid Transit

Medium Bus

Intelegent Transport System

Feeder

Airport Link

INFRASTRUCTRUREWATER SUPPLY

AND SANITATION

6 Toll Roads

Water Treatment Plant

Waste Water Treatment Plant

Deep Tunnel

FOOD SECURITY

Agribusiness Distribution

Centre

LOGISTIC CENTRE

Special Economic Zone Marunda

Improvement and Expansion of Tanjung Priok

Port

REVITALIZATION OF JAKARTA

Jakarta Coastal Defence Strategy – Giant Sea Wall

Transit Oriented Development Dukuh Atas

Transit Oriented Development Lebak Bulus

HOUSINGHEALTH

EDUCATION

Low Cost Apartment

Better Education Service

Better Health

Service

(4,7 milion people)

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PLAN IN JAKARTA

Infrastructure

Sumber: Kajian Ekonomi Regional, Bank Indonesia 2013

Infrastructure Value Period

Start

Period

End

Tanjung Priok free way

Access

4 Billon 2012 2014

Kalibaru Port 22,6 Billion 2013 2018

1st phase - Mass Rapit

Transit (MRT)

15,7 Billion 2013 2016

1st phase - Monorail 6,9 Billion 2013 2015

Trains to Soekarno Hatta

Airport

2,3 Billion 2012 2014

6 toll roads network 40 Billion 2013 2021

Toll road development

Depok - Antasari

4,8 Billion 2013 2016

Development of Special

Economic Zone Marunda

6 Billion 2014 2017

Open for FDI : 120 Lines of Business

Share of Ownership : 25% - 95%

Close for FDI (open for Domestic Investment only) :

48 Lines of Business

Close for Foreign and Domestic Investment :

25 Lines of Business

NO LINES OF BUSINESS KBLI OWNERSHIP SECTOR

1 Operating & Maintenance Service 11200 Max 95% Energy

2 Hotel 55115 Max 50% Culture & Tourism

3 Restaurants and Cafes 55213 Max 50% Culture & Tourism

4 Recreation and Entertainment 92411 Max 50% Culture & Tourism

5 Professional Convention Organizer (PCO) 63440 Max 50% Culture & Tourism

6 Pharmaceutical Industry 24232 Max 75% Health

7 Health Support Services 85193 Max 65% Health

8 Business Consultation Service and Management (Hospital Management Services)

74140 Max 65% Health

9 Loss Insurance Companies 66030 Max 80% Finance

10 Operation of Telecommunication Networks 6421 Max 49% Communication and Informatics

11 Operation of Multimedia Services 64322 Max 95% Communication and Informatics

• Jakarta economy in 2013 is expected to grow in the range of

6.4 to 6.8% (yoy) inflation in the range of 4.0% -5.0% (yoy).

The growth is assumed to watch over the performance of

investments and domestic consumption are greatly influenced

by the beliefs of the condition of the economy and

competitiveness.

• Jakarta economy will increase significantly in the range of -

0.32% +0.13 with the Investment "Mega Project"

Infrastructure

• Need for a comprehensive policy to increase investment in

infrastructure and quality of human resources in order to

improve the competitiveness of Jakarta as well as the

priorities and strategies to increase investment in Jakarta.

• The need for the role of the private sector in support of

Financing "Mega Project" Infrastructure

Jakarta Economic is expected to grow in the range of 6.4 to 7.3% until 2017 make Jakarta is favorable

place to invest in Indonesia.

JAKARTA IS THE GATE

OF INDONESIA’S INVESTMENT.

JAKARTA INVESTMENT AND PROMOTION BOARD

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