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Increasing the Resilience of the Food Systems

In Islamic States in Face of Future Food Crises

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4.3.2.

Indonesia

Background

Indonesia has an established agriculture industry and several strengths , as recognized by the

Global Food Security Index (EIU). However, despite food system stability, the country has

weaknesses that need to be considered, including very low R&D expenditure in agriculture, low

per-capita income, low protein quality, and low diversification of food, with production heavily

concentrated on rice.

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Overview of Robust Food Security in Indonesia

Indonesia is ranked 65

th

out of 113 countries in food security, according to the EIUFood Security

index. Indonesia's performance can be seen in the following figure, with the country's core

strengths resting on quality and safety.

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Figure 24: Indonesia Food Security Performance

Metric

Global

rank

Global

score

Score visualization

Availability

58

58.2

Access

and

Affordability

63

55.2

Quality and

Safety

84

44.5

Overall

65

54.8

Source: EIU Food Security Index

Assessing Food Security Pillars in Indonesia

Indonesia has a well-established agriculture system. Food crop production comprised 3.43% of

GDP in 2018, while horticulture and plantations contributed 1.51% and 3.08%, respectively.

Meanwhile, the food and beverage processing industry contributes 5.97%.

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Although

agricultural products comprise a relatively small contribution to GDP, the agricultural, forestry,

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“Global Food Security Index – Indonesia.” Oct 201

8. https://foodsecurityindex.eiu.com/Country/Details#Indonesia

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5 Ibid.

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“Quarterly Distribution of GDP at CurrentMarket Prices By Industrial Origin (Percent), 2014-2019.” Statistics Indonesia.

https://www.bps.go.id/dynamictable/2015/05/06/828/-seri-2010-distribusi-pdb-triwulanan-atas-dasar-harga-berlaku-

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