No Objectives Indicators Baseline (2019)
Target (2024) quality of food
consumption
3. Recommended protein intake (in gram/capita/day)
62.9 57
4. Prevalence of undernourishment 6.7 5
5. Food insecurity experience scale 5.8 4
6. Fish consumption (2.2.2(c)) (in kg/capita/year)
50.7 62
7. Meat consumption (kg/capital/year) 13.2 14.6 8. Protein consumption from livestock (in
gram/capita/day)
10.9 11
9. Vegetable and fruit consumption (in gram/capita/day)
244.3 316.3
10. % of fresh produce that meets food safety requirements
94 85-95
11. Land area of biofortified rice (in ha) 195 200,000 12. Access to biofortified rice for the
underprivileged and malnourished
480 tons 100%
coverage of cashless food aid
13. % of organic food share 2 20
14. % of use of certified seeds 53 80
15. Availability or rice** (in million ton) 38.4 46.8 16. Availability of animal protein (in million ton) 2.4 2.9 17. Corn production (in million ton) 24.8 35.3 18. Meat production (in million ton) 3.8 4.9 19. Tuber production (in million ton) 23.3 25.5 20. % of technology applied by farmers 65 80-95 21. Value-added per agricultural worker
(2.3.1*) (in million Rp/worker)
46.9 59.9
22. Farmer exchange rate 100 105
23. % of paddy fields defined as sustainable (or LP2B)
50 100
24. Number of leading breeds of plants and animals for food production (2.5.1*)
30 leading varieties of plants and
eight breeds of
livestock
30 leading varieties of plants and
eight breeds of
livestock 25. Number of protected plant and animal
genetic resources for food production (2.5.2*)
4,250 4,250
26. Global Food Security Index score 62.6 69.8 4 Improving
management of marine affairs, maritime
1. Guarantee of accuracy of data for fish stocks and fishery management areas (WPP)
11 WPP 11 WPP
2. Pilot assessment of better governance in selected fishery management areas
3 WPP 11 WPP
No Objectives Indicators Baseline (2019)
Target (2024) affairs, and
fishery
3. Marine/aquatic conservation area (14.5.1*) (in million ha)
4. Number of completed coastal and ocean Zoning Plans (RZ)
24 RZ 102 RZ (cumulative) 5. Priority bathymetry mapping at 1:50,000
(in km2)
5,689 50,000
6. Fish production (in million ton) 14.8 20.4 7. % ratio of fish captured within safe
ecological limit (14.4.1*)
53.6 <80
8. Seaweed production (in million ton) 9.9 12.3 9. Salt production (in million ton) 2.8 3.4 10. Amount of funding for small-scale marine
and fishery business (in trillion Rp)
2.8 4.2
11. Total number of research products adopted in the marine and fishery sector
5 15
12. Number of clusters of leading aquaculture production centers
10 50
13. Fisherman exchange rate 100 107
14. Fish cultivator exchange rate 100 105
15. % of compliance from marine and fishery business actors
93.5 98
B. Increasing the economic value-added, employment, investment, exports, and economic competitiveness.
1 Strengthening entrepreneurshi p; micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKM); and cooperatives
1. % of national entrepreneurship 3.3 3.9
2. % of contribution of UMKM to GDP 57.2 65 3. % of contribution of cooperatives to GDP 5.1 5.5 4. % of micro and small industries currently in
partnership
8.1 11
5. % of UMKM that have access to credit in formal financial institutions (8.10.1(b))
24.7 30.8
6. % of UMKM loans to total bank loans 19.7 22 7. % of bank lending value to micro and small
industries
2.4 5
8. % of microcredit (or KUR) in the production sector
50.4 80
9. Value of distribution of KUR (in trillion Rp) 140 325 10. Number of modern and developed
cooperatives
0 500
11. % of entrepreneurial growth 1.7 4
12. Number of operating micro and small industries outside Java
22 30
13. % ratio of value-added micro and small industries to value-added non-oil manufacturing (9.3.1*)
18.5 20
14. % of contribution of social enterprises to GDP
1.9 2.5
No Objectives Indicators Baseline (2019)
Target (2024) 15. Number of startups formed and developed 748 3,500
(cumulative) 2 Increasing value
added employment, investment in the real sector, and expanding industrial-ization
1. % of GDP growth in manufacturing (9.2.1(a))
3.9 8.1
2. % of GDP growth in non-oil and gas manufacturing
4.5 8.4
3. % of contribution of manufacturing to GDP 19.9 21.0 4. % of contribution of non-oil and gas
manufacturing to GDP
17.6 18.9
5. % of GDP growth in agriculture 3.5 4.1
6. % of growth in wholesale and retail trade excluding cars and motorcycles
5.2 6.8
7. % of GDP growth in plantation 4.9 5.0
8. % of increase in cocoa production 1.7 2.7 9. % of increase in coffee production 1.4 1.5 10. % of increase in palm oil production 5.7 6.0 11. % of GDP growth in horticulture 5.8 6.0 12. % of increase in fruit production 3.5 5.7 13. % of increase in vegetable production 2.5 3.1 14. % of increase in floriculture production 5.0 5.5 15. % of contribution of the maritime sector to
GDP
6.0 7.8
16. % of GDP growth in fishery 5.2 8.7
17. Timber production, including from production forests (in million m3/year)
45 60
18. % of contribution of tourism to GDP 4.8 5.5 19. Number of priority tourism destinations
undergoing accelerated development
4 (cumulative) 10 (cumulative) 20. Number of sustainable ecotourism
destinations in priority forests
9 25
(cumulative)
21. Number of geoparks 4 12
(cumulative) 22. Number of marine tourism destinations 6 6
(cumulative) 23. Value-added creative economy (in trillion
Rp)
989 1,846
24. Number of developed creative regencies/cities
20 20
(cumulative) 25. Number of developed creative regions and
clusters
N/A 11
26. Number of revitalized creative spaces 39 154 (cumulative) 27. % of contribution of digital economy to
GDP
2.5 4.7
28. % of GDP growth in information and telecommunications sector
9.3 11.2
No Objectives Indicators Baseline (2019)
Target (2024) 29. Value of e-commerce transactions (in
trillion Rp)
170 600
30. Number of jobs created per year 2.5 2.6-3.0 31. % of GDP growth rate per worker (8.2.1*) 3.0-4.0 3.7-4.5 32. Number of workers in manufacturing (in
million)
18.9 22.5
33. % of contribution of workers in
manufacturing to total number of workers (9.2.2*)
14.9 15.7
34. Number of tourism workers (8.9.2*) (in million)
13 15
35. Number of creative economy workers (in million)
19 21
36. % ratio of Indonesian migrant workers employed with legal status to total number of migrant workers (10.7.2(b))
57 70
37. % of investment growth (or PMTB) 4.7 8.4 38. Higher ranking in the Ease of Doing
Business Index by improving the following indicators when starting a business:
a. Number of procedures b. Time required (in day)
73rd
11 13
up to 40th
5 4 39. Real value of both domestic and foreign
investment (in trillion Rp)
792.0 1,500
40. % ratio of domestic investment to total investment
47.1 49.5
41. Real value of both domestic and foreign investment in manufacturing (in trillion Rp)
198.0 782.0
42. % or real investment outside Java 45.1 49.7 43. Application of electronically integrated
business licenses
Gradual Complete
44. Capital expenditure of BUMN (in trillion Rp)
488 680
45. Profitability of BUMN (in trillion Rp) 171 325 46. Number of state-owned holding companies 1 3 47. Number of countries in which BUMN are
expanding their market share
30 54
48. Number of operating priority industrial estates outside Java
8 (cumulative) 9 (cumulative) 49. Number of developed industrial estates 15
(cumulative)
18 (cumulative)
50. Number of smelters outside Java 2 31
(cumulative)
51. Number of halal industrial zones N/A 3
(cumulative)
No Objectives Indicators Baseline (2019)
Target (2024) 52. Number of regions with orderly
measurement (or DTU)
N/A 10
53. Competition Business Perception Index score
4.7 5.0
54. % of the application of the Indonesian National Standard (or SNI) in the industry
3 20
3 Increasing high value-added exports and strengthening local content requirement (or TKDN)
1. Trade balance (in billion US$) -3.1 15.0
2. % of increase in real exports of goods and services
-1.2 6.2
3. % of increase in non-oil and gas exports -5.7 9.8 4. Exports of agricultural products (in billion
US$)
3.2 5.5
5. Exports of fishery products (in billion US$) 4.4 8.0 6. % increase in exports of manufactured
goods
-3.6 10.1
7. Exports of manufactured goods (in billion US$)
115.7 183.4
8. % of contribution of exports of high-tech products (9B.1)
10.7 13.0
9. % ratio of service exports to GDP 2.6 3.0 10. Foreign exchange earnings from tourism
(8.9.1(c)) (in billion US$)
19.3 30
11. Number of foreign tourists (8.9.1(a)) 16.3 22.3 12. Number of regenerated cultural heritage
sites
N/A 20
(cumulative) 13. Exports from the creative economy (in
billion US$)
19.8 24.5
14. % of local content requirement (TKDN) (weighted average)
43.3 50
15. Number of TKDN-certified products 6,097 8,400 16. Number of domestic tourist trips
(8.9.1(b)) (in million)
303.4 350-400
17. Number of promotions for tourism, trade, and investment
6 8
18. Number of countries that reached their respective trade target with Indonesia
71 98
19. Number of countries that reached their respective tourism target
84 94
20. Number of ratified international economic cooperation agreements
4 4
21. % of growth of domestic products in government procurement
5 5
22. Number of sealed PTA/FTA/CEPTA 14 (cumulative)
40 (cumulative) 4 Strengthening
the pillars of 1. % of contribution of financial sector to GDP 4.2 4.4
2. % ratio of M2/GDP 38.9 43.2
No Objectives Indicators Baseline (2019)
Target (2024)
growth and of economic competitive- ness
3. Number of ATMs per 100,000 people (8.10.1*)
54.0 57.5
4. Number of bank branches per 100,000 people (8.10.12*)
15.6 15.3
5. Number of IPR-based creative economy financing schemes
N/A 1
6. % of logistics cost to GDP 23.2 20
7. Logistics Performance Index score 3.1 3.5
8. % of inflation rate 2.7 2.7
9. % of volatile food inflation rate 4.3 3.1 10. Number of creative actors facilitated by
ICT-based infrastructure
8,500 43,000 (cumulative) 11. Number of companies that achieved a
Readiness Index score of >3.0
24 60
(cumulative) 12. Number of companies that are certified
green (or SIH)
28 71
13. Number of destinations implementing sustainable tourism development
12 22
14. Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index ranking
40 29-34
15. % ratio of tax to GDP 9.6 10.7-12.3
16. % of government securities yield 7.3*** Falling 17. % ratio of performance-based regional
transfer dan village funds (or TKDD) to rising TKDD
10.4 20.6
18. % of completed updates to the core tax administration system
0 Complete
19. Number of statistical databases for tourism and the creative economy
3 3
20. Number of statistical databases for e- commerce
1 1
21. Number of databases for the food sector and the 2023 Agricultural Census
2 2
Remarks:
Numbers in brackets show their respective SDG indicator.
*) National indicator in line with SDG indicator.
**) Includes national production and rice stocks in the government and non-government sector.
***) 10Y government bond (data from IBPA as of December 31, 2019) Sources: Various ministries/institutions.