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IFC in Aceh Aceh Shrimp Project, Gandapura Subdistrict, Bireuen District
Shrimp farmer in Gandapura, Bireuen district. Many farmers participating in IFC’s shrimp project saw encouraging decreases in shrimp mortality during the first growing cycle. In the first month of the cycle, only six percent of ponds were affected by disease, as compared with 80% before the project.
Seaweed was introduced to the shrimp farms, a first for Aceh. Seaweed acts as a biofilter and improves the overall health of the shrimp. With sufficient volume, seaweed can also become a cash crop.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Removing black sludge, consisting of years of accumulated shrimp waste, improves the environment for shrimp. This backbreaking work was a key recommendation by the Project.
Page 1 of 11
Project sign in Gandapura subdistrict. The site has been visited by other organizations working in the sector, including ADB, GTZ, and Red Ribbon, a Medan-based shrimp processor. More government and international organizations are planning to visit in the months to come to learn from IFC’s experience.
The shrimp sector supports approximately 100,000 throughout the production chain. These children may one day benefit from better management practices being implemented in their village today.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Shrimp processing at Red Ribbon in Medan. With a stable supply of quality product and a stable business enivironment, shrimp processors may be encouraged to set up shop in Aceh.
Page 2 of 11
Shrimp farmer by his pond.
Shrimp ponds in Gandapura.
The shrimp project team on-site with a farmer. IFC’s field facilitators work closely with farmers in the field, day in and day out.
Hundreds of baby shrimp in a beaker at a hatchery. Newborn shrimp are the size of dust specks.
Portable water pump powered by a motorcycle engine.
A man and his shrimp.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 3 of 11
Shrimp farmers from Gandapura visit IFC in February 2007. The program kicked off with a Farmer Field Day, in which farmers began training in better management practices.
Acehnese Monodon shrimp are among the best in the world. Shrimp is one of Aceh’s comparative advantages. Better management practices introduced by IFC and its partners will help the sector reach its potential. 11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 4 of 11
Shrimp farmer at a tambak (brackish water shrimp pond) in Bireuen district, Aceh. IFC implements an advisory services program in Gandapura, a subdistrict of Bireuen, to introduce better management practices to the sector. The first harvest in the summer of 2007 showed dramatic decreases in shrimp mortality. In FY08, the program will work on linking farmers to markets and access to finance.
IFC Field Facilitators with shrimp farmers in Gandapura, Bireuen District. IFC’s Field Facilitators are transfer agents of best practices to local farmers.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Improving water flow at shrimp ponds. Water flow is a critical element of disease control in shrimp farming.
Page 5 of 11
Breed stock at the model hatchery in Aceh Besar. One mother shrimp can produce one million eggs. Conditions at the hatchery are carefully controlled to assure disease-free larvae.
Arun Padyar, IFC’s shrimp expert. Arun has significant experience working with Acehnese shrimp farmers with IFC and other international organizations.l
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Aceh produces some of the best-quality shrimp in the world and 80 percent of shrimp larvae used in Indonesian shrimp ponds.
Page 6 of 11
Improving the Investment Climate
The Vice Governor of Aceh, Muhammad Nazar, joins IFC, BKPMD, BRR, the Chamber of Commerce, and the head of the IOO at its grand opening in April 2007. The IOO was established following an IFC/FIAS recommendation for its establishment.
The Investment Outreach Office (IOO) as seen from the Hermes Palace Hotel across the street. The IOO provides investor support services and has become a knowledge sharing point on investment issues for both the private and public sectors. The IOO is the first investment promotion agency of its kind in Indonesia. Its model is likely to be copied elsewhere in Indonesia.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 7 of 11
Cut Soraya, a manager at LaFarge Cement, at a public-private workshop organized by IFC. LaFarge is one of the first foreign firms to invest in Aceh after the tsunami.
Pak Zainul, Head of the Aceh Investment Board (BKPMD) and Pak Usman, Head of the Governor’s Economic Department, at the Vietnam Business Forum. After the forum, Governor Irwandi requested IFC’s help in establishing an Aceh Business Form.
IFC’s James Brew conducts a workshop to win public and private support for the Business Forum model. IFC has set up successful business forums in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Aceh will set up the first such forum in Indonesia.
Firmandez (center), the head of the Aceh branch of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (KADIN), at an IFC workshop. KADIN is a key partner in the IOO.
Laurence Carter, Director of IFC’s SME Department, and Pierre Guislain, Director of the Investment Climate Department, meet Acehnese officials during their visit to Aceh in January 2007.
Pak Zainul, head of BKPMD, at an IFC workshop. BKPMD is a key government client of IFC.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 8 of 11
Participants at a Business Gathering event on investment. These events bring key private sector players and government together to discuss business issues.
Pak Zainul, head of the local Investment Board (BKPMD), together with Geoff Walton from FIAS at an investment policy workshop. FIAS and IFC are helping Aceh develop better investment legislation and an investment policy statement.
Banners outside of the Investment Outreach Office at its opening. The IOO will provide investor support services to encourage investment to Aceh.
Pak Faisal from the BRR at the introduction of the Investment Outreach Office (IOO). BRR and the Investment Board (BKPMD) are key stakeholders in the IOO. Faisal is former IFC staff.
Women at the Investment Outreach Office presentation and Business Gathering.
IFC’s Sandra Pranoto and Greg Elms discussing the latest Doing Business report at a Business Gathering discussion.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 9 of 11
Dick Ranken, Director of IFC’s East Asia & Pacific Department, giving out treats to schoolchildren in Aceh Besar for Mak Meugang. IFC donated a cow to the school.
Schoolgirls enjoying treats donated by IFC staff. IFC staff from Banda Aceh, Jakarta and Washington DC contributed to the event.
Women entrepreneurs in IFC’s course “Preparing Business to Access Financial Resources”
Acehnese officials at the Palm Oil Forum, which IFC organized to bring key stakeholders in the sector together. Issues such as the importance of sustainable, environmentally-friendly development of the sector were raised at the forum.
Demand for event management training was strong, requiring a second session.
Group exercise.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 10 of 11
Participants in Event Management for SME Training course held in May 2007. This course, newly introduced to Aceh, helps business service providers better organize their training events.
Home page of www.aceh-hotels.com. Visitors from anywhere in the world can now book hotels and guesthouses online. New hotels are being added and soon visitors will also be able to pay online.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 11 of 11
Shrimp farmer in Gandapura, Bireuen district. Many farmers participating in IFC’s shrimp project saw encouraging decreases in shrimp mortality during the first growing cycle. In the first month of the cycle, only six percent of ponds were affected by disease, as compared with 80% before the project.
Seaweed was introduced to the shrimp farms, a first for Aceh. Seaweed acts as a biofilter and improves the overall health of the shrimp. With sufficient volume, seaweed can also become a cash crop.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Removing black sludge, consisting of years of accumulated shrimp waste, improves the environment for shrimp. This backbreaking work was a key recommendation by the Project.
Page 1 of 11
Project sign in Gandapura subdistrict. The site has been visited by other organizations working in the sector, including ADB, GTZ, and Red Ribbon, a Medan-based shrimp processor. More government and international organizations are planning to visit in the months to come to learn from IFC’s experience.
The shrimp sector supports approximately 100,000 throughout the production chain. These children may one day benefit from better management practices being implemented in their village today.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Shrimp processing at Red Ribbon in Medan. With a stable supply of quality product and a stable business enivironment, shrimp processors may be encouraged to set up shop in Aceh.
Page 2 of 11
Shrimp farmer by his pond.
Shrimp ponds in Gandapura.
The shrimp project team on-site with a farmer. IFC’s field facilitators work closely with farmers in the field, day in and day out.
Hundreds of baby shrimp in a beaker at a hatchery. Newborn shrimp are the size of dust specks.
Portable water pump powered by a motorcycle engine.
A man and his shrimp.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 3 of 11
Shrimp farmers from Gandapura visit IFC in February 2007. The program kicked off with a Farmer Field Day, in which farmers began training in better management practices.
Acehnese Monodon shrimp are among the best in the world. Shrimp is one of Aceh’s comparative advantages. Better management practices introduced by IFC and its partners will help the sector reach its potential. 11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 4 of 11
Shrimp farmer at a tambak (brackish water shrimp pond) in Bireuen district, Aceh. IFC implements an advisory services program in Gandapura, a subdistrict of Bireuen, to introduce better management practices to the sector. The first harvest in the summer of 2007 showed dramatic decreases in shrimp mortality. In FY08, the program will work on linking farmers to markets and access to finance.
IFC Field Facilitators with shrimp farmers in Gandapura, Bireuen District. IFC’s Field Facilitators are transfer agents of best practices to local farmers.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Improving water flow at shrimp ponds. Water flow is a critical element of disease control in shrimp farming.
Page 5 of 11
Breed stock at the model hatchery in Aceh Besar. One mother shrimp can produce one million eggs. Conditions at the hatchery are carefully controlled to assure disease-free larvae.
Arun Padyar, IFC’s shrimp expert. Arun has significant experience working with Acehnese shrimp farmers with IFC and other international organizations.l
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Aceh produces some of the best-quality shrimp in the world and 80 percent of shrimp larvae used in Indonesian shrimp ponds.
Page 6 of 11
Improving the Investment Climate
The Vice Governor of Aceh, Muhammad Nazar, joins IFC, BKPMD, BRR, the Chamber of Commerce, and the head of the IOO at its grand opening in April 2007. The IOO was established following an IFC/FIAS recommendation for its establishment.
The Investment Outreach Office (IOO) as seen from the Hermes Palace Hotel across the street. The IOO provides investor support services and has become a knowledge sharing point on investment issues for both the private and public sectors. The IOO is the first investment promotion agency of its kind in Indonesia. Its model is likely to be copied elsewhere in Indonesia.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 7 of 11
Cut Soraya, a manager at LaFarge Cement, at a public-private workshop organized by IFC. LaFarge is one of the first foreign firms to invest in Aceh after the tsunami.
Pak Zainul, Head of the Aceh Investment Board (BKPMD) and Pak Usman, Head of the Governor’s Economic Department, at the Vietnam Business Forum. After the forum, Governor Irwandi requested IFC’s help in establishing an Aceh Business Form.
IFC’s James Brew conducts a workshop to win public and private support for the Business Forum model. IFC has set up successful business forums in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Aceh will set up the first such forum in Indonesia.
Firmandez (center), the head of the Aceh branch of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (KADIN), at an IFC workshop. KADIN is a key partner in the IOO.
Laurence Carter, Director of IFC’s SME Department, and Pierre Guislain, Director of the Investment Climate Department, meet Acehnese officials during their visit to Aceh in January 2007.
Pak Zainul, head of BKPMD, at an IFC workshop. BKPMD is a key government client of IFC.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 8 of 11
Participants at a Business Gathering event on investment. These events bring key private sector players and government together to discuss business issues.
Pak Zainul, head of the local Investment Board (BKPMD), together with Geoff Walton from FIAS at an investment policy workshop. FIAS and IFC are helping Aceh develop better investment legislation and an investment policy statement.
Banners outside of the Investment Outreach Office at its opening. The IOO will provide investor support services to encourage investment to Aceh.
Pak Faisal from the BRR at the introduction of the Investment Outreach Office (IOO). BRR and the Investment Board (BKPMD) are key stakeholders in the IOO. Faisal is former IFC staff.
Women at the Investment Outreach Office presentation and Business Gathering.
IFC’s Sandra Pranoto and Greg Elms discussing the latest Doing Business report at a Business Gathering discussion.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 9 of 11
Dick Ranken, Director of IFC’s East Asia & Pacific Department, giving out treats to schoolchildren in Aceh Besar for Mak Meugang. IFC donated a cow to the school.
Schoolgirls enjoying treats donated by IFC staff. IFC staff from Banda Aceh, Jakarta and Washington DC contributed to the event.
Women entrepreneurs in IFC’s course “Preparing Business to Access Financial Resources”
Acehnese officials at the Palm Oil Forum, which IFC organized to bring key stakeholders in the sector together. Issues such as the importance of sustainable, environmentally-friendly development of the sector were raised at the forum.
Demand for event management training was strong, requiring a second session.
Group exercise.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 10 of 11
Participants in Event Management for SME Training course held in May 2007. This course, newly introduced to Aceh, helps business service providers better organize their training events.
Home page of www.aceh-hotels.com. Visitors from anywhere in the world can now book hotels and guesthouses online. New hotels are being added and soon visitors will also be able to pay online.
11/12/2007 10:58:21 AM
Page 11 of 11
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