AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOutsourcing Overhaul: Indonesia is set to revise its outsourcing rules, potentially cutting the current six supporting-service categories down to four—cleaning, food & beverage, security, and transportation (drivers)—after labor pressure and talks in the national tripartite forum. Java Power Woes: PLN says Java’s rolling blackouts are easing as coal supplies and generator recovery improve, while it apologises for last week’s outages. Housing Push: The government plans about Rp8 trillion to renovate 400,000 uninhabitable homes nationwide, with Papua among priority areas. School-Holiday Travel Boost: Jakarta offers free public transport and tourism sites for Indonesians during the capital’s 499th anniversary, while the national government also rolls out train, ship, ferry-fee and flight discounts to lift holiday mobility. Trade & Food Security: Pupuk Indonesia’s first 47,250-tonne urea shipment reaches Australia under a government-to-government deal. Environment & Health: As the dry season nears, Jakarta’s air quality is worsening, with El Niño expected to intensify pollution and health risks. Legal/Politics: Jakarta police detain ex-minister Roy Suryo and health activist Tifa Tyassuma over defamation tied to Jokowi’s diploma case. Regional Economy: Indonesia targets fixing 70–80% of its waste problem by 2029 and says its renewable energy mix is on track.
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