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- 1. Indonesia Selamat datang di Wisata Jakarta! Presented by: Aguila, Brazil, Castillo, Eva
- 2. Flow of discussion Discussion of IEC Tool Background of the Country Tourist Spots and Food Unique Beliefs, Practices, and Traditions Economy and Present Conditions/ Problems, and Solutions of Country Synthesis
- 3. Discussion of IEC Tool SlideShare is an online platform where users can share their PowerPoint presentations and infographics. The information shared on Slideshare is view by an online audience. Slideshare is beneficial since it is less time-consuming.
- 4. How to use SlideShare Create your document. convert it to a PDF Upload to SlideShare. Add the additional information. Make it public. Upload your file. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
- 6. Background of Country Location Has about 17,500 islands Maritime Southeast Asia Largest archipelago in the world Capital Population of 11,249,00 Jakarta, Indonesia Volcanoes, explore highlight places, and local activities Language Indonesian or Bahasa Indonesia Javanese, Sundanese, and Madurese
- 7. Tourist spots and food
- 8. Tourist Spots Bali Kuta - best known beach Sun, surfing, socializing Ubud Cultural heart of Bali Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
- 9. Food to Try Nasi Goreng Served with fried egg Prawn crackers, cucmbers, kecap manis Nasi Padang Padang Region, West Sumatra Rich and spicy dishes
- 10. Unique Beliefs, Traditions, and practices
- 11. Unique Beliefs The country is predominantly Muslim 1. 2. A small part of the country practices Hinduism, Catholicism, Buddhism, and Protestanism 3. “Do not judge, lest you be judged” 4. Several Belief Systems
- 12. Traditions Nyepi 1. 2. Ma’Nene 3. Perang Topat
- 13. Practices Avoid using your left hand 1. 2. Cover Up 3. Don’t show the soles of your feet
- 14. Economy and present conditions/ problems, and solutions of country
- 15. Largest economy in SEA Cut the poverty rate by more than half since 1999 to under 10% before the COVID - 19 pandemic Assumed G20 presidency in 2022; encourages cooperation between countries to achieve stronger and sustainable recovery from the pandemic Currently in the final phase of their development plan; RPJMN(Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Menengah Nasional) this phase aims for improving the human capital and competitiveness in the global market Economy
- 16. Present conditions, problems The poverty rate partially increased due to the pandemic Went from upper middle class to lower middle-class income in 2021 The pandemic closing down the schools will have repercussions for futurenext generations
- 17. Solutions of the country Indonesia’s COVID-19 response involves free vaccination program, social assistance, healthcare systems and strengthening of the financial sector Program Keluarga Harapan - Program to reduce poverty by providing beneficiaries with financial assistance, education in regards to family development, health, nutrition, child protection and finances. Reduced stunting rate from 37% in 2014 to 24.4% in 2021, programs like INEY (Investing in Nutrition and Early years program) program Currently in a new Country Partnership Framework with the world bank with its priorities aligned with the RPJMN; sustainable recovery from the pandemic and long-term economic growth.
- 18. Synthesis Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago, is a diverse and captivating nation located in Southeast Asia. With its unique blend of cultures, breathtaking natural beauty, and rich history, Indonesia is a remarkable synthesis of tradition and modernity. Though predominantly Muslim, the numerous cultures in the nation make everything from language, food, tourist spots, and much more being the most diverse in all of Southeast Asia. Certain traditions and practices can be seen in Indonesia like Nyepi and Ma’Nene, showing the country’s shared beliefs even with different backgrounds. The country being the largest and most numerous in Southeast Asia not only in size, population, culture, and nature. Indonesia also has the largest economy by far and continuously uses those funds to further support its people. Through numerous development programs that combat poverty, whether be it financial through financial or educational means. Even with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, the country and its economy have shown resilience with its response through free vaccination, and financial and healthcare assistance.