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Investment and Business Opportunities in Jakarta
at
Jakarta Capital City Administration Menuju Jakarta yang Lebih Baik
KBRI Singapura
Senin, 19 Oktober 2015
JAKARTA IN BRIEF
Coverage area 662 Km2
Inhabitants:
- Night time : ± 10 millions
- Day time : ± 12 millions
• Jakarta’s economic growth in 2014
was recorded at 5.95%
• Jakarta’s annual local budget 2015:
± USD 4.9 billions
Jakarta’s GRDP at current prices in
2014 reached ± USD 132.5 billions
(16% of national GDP; 72% of
JABODETABEK region GDRP)
The largest contribution to GDRP in
2014 was given by Trade,
Construction, Manufacturing
Industry and Finance
Jakarta’s amount of GRDP percapita
in 2014 reached ± USD 13,100
2
JAKARTA’S INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Project Cost Related Information Contacts
▪ ± USD 5 billions ▪ 115,7 km for 7 corridors; includes infra/supra structure
1 Light Rail Transit (LRT) (construction, rolling stock, signalling)
▪ ± USD 3,5 billions ▪ 6 Inner-city Toll Road
2 Jakarta Highway Development ▪ Jakarta Outer Ring Road Highway
▪ ± USD 9,8 billions ▪ 1st phase: 27 km (UG 9 km, ELV 18 km);
Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) includes infra/supra, 22 stations and 1 depo
3 East-West Corridor
▪ 2nd phase: 60km (outside Jakarta)
▪ ± USD 450 millions ▪ Shelters and buses (excluding bus lanes and
4 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) basic road infrastructure)
Land Banking and Transit ▪ ± USD 1.1 billions ▪ LRT TODs in 9 strategic locations in North,
5 Oriented Development (TOD) South, East and West Jakarta
▪ ± USD 0.5 billions ▪ Athlete Village (7 Tower with 5556 units)
6 Asian Games 2018 Venues ▪ Sports Facilities (Velodrome and Equestrian)
▪ ± USD 0.5 billions ▪ Low-income housing development project
7 Public Housing ▪ 9000 units in 8 locations across 18 hectares of
land 3
JAKARTA’S INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
Project Cost Related Information Contacts
▪ ± USD 1,8 billions ▪ For Jatiluhur I Project (2016); Consortium SPV SPAM
8 Clean Water Jatiluhur I was established on July 2015
▪ ± USD 6,8 billions ▪ 2022 targeted 100% offsite
9 Waste Water Treatment ▪ 14 zones; DED for Zone 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 on
tendering process by PD PAL Jaya
▪ ± USD 1,8 billions ▪ 2 ITF : Marunda (capacity 1500 ton/day) and
Waste and Energy Cakung Cilincing (capacity 2 x 1500 ton/day)
10 Management ▪ Powerplant in Marunda (2x500 MW)
Integrated Ducting
▪ N/A ▪ 2016 beauty contest for strategic partnership JAKARTA CAPITAL
11 Facilities ▪ For electricity, fibre optic and other CITY ADMINISTRATION
underground utilities
Port of Jakarta ▪ ± USD 4,8 billions ▪ Integrated development of Port of Jakarta and
12 Land Reclamation
O, P, Q islands (as centre for High-Value Added
Industry and Logistics hub zone)
Tourism for
▪ N/A ▪ Revitalization of submerged islands, JAKARTA CAPITAL
13 Thousand Islands
development of resort islands CITY ADMINISTRATION
TOTAL PROJECT COST ± USD 36,1 billions1 4
1Assumption: USD 1 = IDR 13,300
Opportunities @ DKI - bumd.gubdki@gmail.com
Next steps
Catur Laswanto Tuty Kusumawati Heru Budi Hartono
Head of Development and Head of Regional
• Candidates Investment Enterprises
Head of Financial Assets
Development Planning Board Management Agency
that are caturlaswanto@yahoo.com tutykusumawati@yahoo.com Heroe_hartono@yahoo.com
interested to
join BUMD DKI
please email
Boyke Mukijat
your CV and President Commissioner
Abdul Hadi
President Director
cover letter to Jakarta Propertindo Jakarta Propertindo
the BUMD boykemukijat@gmail.com Abdulhadi_hs@jakarta-propertindo.com
management;
indicate why
you are
interested Honggo Widjojo Kangmasto Kresno Sediarsi
along with President Commissioner President Director
Bank DKI Bank DKI
relevant work
Honggo.widjojo@bankdki.co.id Kresno.sediarsi@bankdki.co.id
experience
• Don’t forget to
cc
bumd.gubdki@
Trisna Muliadi
gmail.com in Dono Boestami
President Director Erlan Hidayat
your email President Director
Pembangunan Jaya President Director
MRT Jakarta
dboestami@jakartamrt.com tmuliadi@cbn.net.id PAM JAYA
Thank you! erlanhidayat@gmail.com
Appendix
6
LRT CORRIDORS
Legends
Proposed LRT Corridors
LRT Stations
6 Inner City Toll Roads
Busway Lines
MRT Lines
JABODETABEK Commuter Train Lines
Corridor 1 : Kebayoran Lama – Kelapa Gading
Corridor 2 : Pulo Mas – Tanah Abang
Corridor 3 : Joglo – Tanah Abang
Corridor 4 : Puri Indah – Tanah Abang
Corridor 5 : Pesing – Kelapa Gading
Corridor 6 : Ancol – Kemayoran
Corridor 7 : Soetta Int’l Airport - Kemayoran 7
INNER-CITY TOLL ROAD
Length of each section (km)
Semanan – Sunter 20.23
Sunter – Pulo Gebang 9.44
Duri Pulo – Kp. Melayu 12.65
FIRST STAGE : SEMANAN -SUNTER-PULOGEBANG (29.67km)
Ulujami – Tn. Abang 8.70
1 4 Kemayoran – Kp. Melayu 9.60
Ps. Minggu – Casablanca 9.15
2 3
Total Length 69.77
5
6
On / Off Ramp Distance (km)
7
1. Semanan 6
2. Pedongkelan
4
3. Grogol
8 12
4. Boulevard Barat
8
5. Bekasi Raya
-
9 6. Pramuka
12
7. Slipi
9
8. Pancoran
5
9. Tanjung Barat
8
MRT JAKARTA
Project Feature of MRT Jakarta
9
BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT)
12 CORRIDOR HAS BEEN OPERATED
DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF TRANSJAKARTA
PLAN TO BE BUILD ELEVATED
10CLEAN WATER
Total Total
Capacities Estimated Estimated
No. Projects Plan ~ WTP
(lps) Connection Investment
**) (BIDR)
1
WTP Jembatan Besi Plan *) 500 24,000 282
2 WTP Uprating & Water Basin 400 up to 9,600 162
of Cilandak 600
3 WTP Pesanggrahan 600 28,800 630
4
WTP SPAM Jatiluhur 1 ***) 4,000 192,000 1,670
5 WTP SPAM Jatiluhur 2 5,000 240,000 1,855
TOTAL 4,599
*) On going tender process
**) Assumption for Regular Domestic Connection
***) On going: Pre-Construction
Total Estimated
Projects Plan ~ Transmission &
No. Volume Investment
Distribution Pipe
(BIDR)
1 SPAM Jatiluhur 1 31 km 2.700
2 SPAM Jatiluhur 2 (Psr.
68 km 3.601
Gombong - Pdk. Kopi)
3 SPAM Jatiluhur 2 (Pdk. Kopi -
36 km 2.800
Distribution Center) Project Financing Sources Alternatives:
4 Distribution Network 430.000 New Conn. 9.900
Central Government
TOTAL 19.001
Provincial Government
GRAND TOTAL 23,600 Private Enterprises via bidding process 11WASTE WATER TREATMENT
12 potential zones to develop by B to B Scheme of 15 Zones Action Plan (off – site system)
Waste Water Management %
Years of
Zone Status Source Catchment
Construction
Area
3 8
7 #
* #
* 0 Existing - DKI 4
#
* 5
2 #
* 8 DED
7 #
*
2 1&6 prepara 2019 JICA 19
0 0.5 1 2
¯
3
#
*
0
#
*
6 6
1
5
9 #
*
9
2,3,4-10,
5,7,8
tion
DED 2016/2017 Private/DKI/Gov. 42
Kilometers
DED
9,11,12, Private/DKI/Gov. 15
4 1 10 10 13,14 prepara 2017/2018
#
* 0#
* #
* tion
3 #
*
Legend 0 TOTAL 80
4
Zone Capacity 12
WWTPZone
Sites2011oct Ver2
No. AdministrativeArea
(m3/day) #
* 11 14 Action Plan (on – site system)
2 Muara Angke 23,847 #
* #
*
WWTP Site %
3 Srengseng City Forest 115,440 11
#
* Additional Site 13 Zone Type Years Source Method Catchment
4 Transfer s to WWTP Zone 10 46,527
#
* Candidate Site Area
5 Sunter Utara Pond City Forest 127,217
7
#
* On-Going WWTP Site 110,824
Kamal – Pegadungan
#
* Planning 13 0 - 14 DKI 2
8 Marunda Pond Planning Site
176,022 #
* 15 Building 2016 -2022 Communal
9
Implementation Term
Situ Rawa Rorotan Planning 85,996 #
*
Reclamation Area 12 House Reguler
10 Pulo Gebang 247,880 0 - 14 2016 - 2022 DKI 33
Short-term (2020) 14
Bendi Park Hold desludging
11 Mid-term (2030) 252,572
Ulujami Pond Planning
12 Ragunan Zoo Long-Term (2050) 88,862
TOTAL 35
13 Kampong Dukuh Existing
Pond Planning 168,596
RW 05 Ceger Pond Planning
12
14 98,763WASTE TO ENERGY
Role of Jakarta Government Role of Investor WTE
• Jakarta Government
has appointed PT
Jakarta Propertindo
to develop waste to
energy facilities for
Jakarta
• PT Jakarta
Propertindo
welcomes strategic
partners to bring
their expertise and
technology in
developing these
facilities
13INTEGRATED DUCTING SYSTEM
Existing Arrangement of Utilities Construction
1. Current policy and regulation regarding utility is that permits are given by One
Stop Service Board (BPTSP) on the basis of individual requests by utility owners
2. Jakarta Government provides tehcnical recommendations based on the
requests
Future Arrangement of Utilities Construction
1. Jakarta Government provides and constructs integrated ducting facilities in the
city
2. Tenants using the facilities are subjected to retribution fee determined by the
government by law
Problems
1. Government can not keep up with the demand of utilities construction by
utilities owner
2. Limited budget capacity by the Government, and retribution fee is not
sufficient to cover the investment.
Opportunities
1. Higher revenue potentials may be gained by third party assigned by the
goverment to build, operate and maintain the ducting facilities.
2. More flexibility of funding and construction procurement, in comparison with
government budget spending.
3. Masterplan is needed to assess the financial and project viability for the
integrated ducting provision by private sector PIC: PT Jakarta Propertindo 14INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT OF PORT OF
JAKARTA AND O,P,Q ISLAND RECLAMATION
1. O, P, Q Islands will be developed as High-Value Added Industrial and
Logistic Hub Zone (approx. 1200Ha)
2. Current status: Preparation of Pre Feasibility Study for the following
topics:
a. Integration of modules, editing and overall conclusions;
b. Port and port related industry strategies, macro-economic development;
c. Spatial and urban planning;
d. Technical design aspects, cost estimates
e. Business case and finance strategies;
f. Social-economic analyses;
g. Coastal, hydrologic and environmental aspects
3. Need exchange of knowledge/ best practices with Singapore in
Reclamation projects, as well as invite potential investors for strategic
The Detailed Island Owners/Operator Review cooperation. The talks will focus on, inter alia:
a. Financing schemes for Singapore Reclamation projects.
b. Goverment vs Private Sector Participation
c. Project feasibility indicators (FIRR, EIRR, VGF, etc)
d. Responsibility sharing among stakeholders
e. Concessionaire agreement and period
f. Etc.
PIC: 15INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT OF PORT OF
JAKARTA AND O,P,Q ISLAND RECLAMATION
Port Development Network and Settings
International Trade Flow
Jakarta Market Opportunities:
As an ALTERNATIVE REGIONAL HUB
As the INDONESIAN NATIONAL HUB
As the JAVA HUB
As the WEST JAVA HUB
National Logistic Flow
16THOUSAND ISLANDS as
TOURISM DESTINATION
Coverage Area : 8,71 km2 THOUSAND ISLANDS’ POTENTIALS
Inhabitants : 22.704 EDUCATION
Museum & Information Centre;
Marine technology and science
research and development; Navy
Potential Resort Islands: development.
• Karang Beras Island
• Kotok Besar Island TOURISM
Natural recreation; Cultural art
• Ayer Besar Island attraction;
• Bidadari Island Historical tourism, Education & special
interest.
• Putri Island
• Lancang Kecil Island CULTIVATION
• Putri Barat Island Reproduction of Marine biota;
• Genteng Besar Island Marine product processing and
industry.
• Jukung Island
• Tengah Island CONSERVATION
• Panjang Island Natural ecosystem; Geographic
element;
Culture and history.
SPORT
Hobby & Club; Exhibition and
tournament; Outbond package.
17Thank You
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