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View all search resultsThe government’s plan to develop new special economic zones on Java has run up against opposition, with critics saying it would not only hamper the goal of creating equal economic development across the country but also put an additional burden on the densely populated island.
The Jakarta administration deployed on Monday a special team to examine dozens of buildings in industrial areas of West and East Jakarta to make sure they complied with regulations on the use of groundwater, management of waste water and provision of infiltration wells.
The Indonesian government this year has set its sights on Rp 250.7 trillion (US$19.6 billion) in investment in 13 industrial estates — 10 have already been developed and the other three are being completed — Industry Minister Airlangga Hartarto has said.
The Java Integrated Industrial and Port Estate (JIIPE) believes that the clean block cluster at its industrial estate in Gresik, East Java, will be fully occupied by tenants from the food, beverage and pharmaceutical sectors by 2019.
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