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Business 6 years ago
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Bekraf grants Rp 4.5b this year to support creative economy players
The Creative Economy Agency (Bekraf) will channel Rp 4.5 billion (US$320,613) in grants to 62 creative economy businesses so they can boost productivity as the share of the creative economy's contribution to gross domestic product (GDP) continues to increase.
City 7 years ago
Bekasi cuts Jakarta grant proposal to Rp 500 billion
The administration of Bekasi, West Java, has revised down its proposed grant to the Jakarta administration from Rp 2 trillion (US$131.5 million) to Rp 545 billion for building two flyovers to ease garbage trucks transporting Jakarta's waste to the Bantar Gebang integrated waste facility.
City 7 years ago
Banten wants more financial aid from Jakarta
Banten Governor Wahidin Halim claims the Jakarta administration has failed to provided a sufficient grant for Banten, one of the capital’s satellite cities, making it hard for the province to execute programs, such as one centered on flood mitigation.
Business 7 years ago
Indonesia verifies projects to be funded with blended finance
National Development Planning Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro has said the Indonesian government this year targeted to complete the verification of projects that would be financed with the blended finance program so that the projects could be implemented next year.
Business 8 years ago
Mitsubishi grants 8 LCEVs, 2 electric cars to government
Japanese car manufacturer Mitsubishi Motor Company has granted eight low carbon emission vehicles (LCEVs) and two electric cars as well as four charging stations to the Industry Ministry as part of a joint study into the possible development of electric vehicle infrastructure.
