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The document discusses agricultural technology in Indonesia, outlining priority areas such as disaster risk reduction and improved agricultural productivity. It describes current projects like the Country Programming Framework for 2021-2025 and a crop diversity conservation initiative from 2020-2022. The conclusion recommends that Indonesia can improve food security by facilitating greater investment in agriculture, opening food markets, reforming subsidies, and moving away from self-sufficiency goals, asserting that promoting sustainable private investment is crucial for agricultural growth, development, and food security.
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