Challenges of Sustainable Rattan Development in Indonesia

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The challenges facing sustainable rattan development in Indonesia, and the innovation and design development of rattan materials and products. Presented at the Asean Rattan Summit by Prof. Andi Tanra Tellu, Andar Bagus Sriwarno, PhD, and Abie Abdillah.

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CHALLENGES ON SUSTAINABLE RATTAN DEVELOPMENT
IN INDONESIA, AND PIRNAS EFFORT THROUGH
INNOVATION AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF RATTAN
MATERIAL AND PRODUCTS
Prof. Andi Tanra Tellu
Andar Bagus Sriwarno, PhD
Abie Abdillah
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PREFACE
 Background
• From Family of Palmae (Arecaceae), Subfamily of
Lepidocaryoideae
• Consists of 516 Species, with 9 Genus
• Spread on Tropical Countries Including Indonesia,
Especially on the Region:
 Jawa, Sumatera, Kalimantan, Sulawesi
dan Irian Jaya.
 Sulawesi; Kendari, Kolaka, Towuti, Donggala, Poso,
Buol-Toli-Toli, Gorontalo Palopo, Buton dan
Pegunungan Latimojong.
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• ECONOMICAL VALUE
 Among one of 22 main economy source in
 80 – 90% worldwide demands of raw material
come from Indonesia
 50 - 60% of the demands, sourced from Sulawesi
Island,
 Among the varieties in Sulawesi in Particular, 9-10
kind considered favourite, 15-24 kinds has not
been explored
 Absorbing human resources/ workers.
 Could be used for many purposes
 Prospective market opportunity
 High economical value opportunity on
diversification of material development and
outcome
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ISSUES ON THE FIELD
 Need standarditation on classification of varietis and standard
quality of raw materials.
 Quality of materials only considered from rattan pole
morphology characteristics.
 Knowledge on rattan characteristics, limited based on the
morphology characters only.
 Raw material processing quality need to be improved.
 Product outcome need to be improved in terms of design,
innovation and quality.
 Limitation on study about rattan.
 Rattan wicker works/ crafts hard to compete in international
market.
 Rattan cultivation is really important.
 Supply and marketing chain of rattan material and product need
to be improved.
 Orientation of rattan product outcome only limited to furniture
and crafts.
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 Research Institution and Technical Facility that are
focused on rattan processing and development
become an important necessity.
PIRNas
(Indonesia Rattan Innovation Center)
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Challenges of Sustainable Rattan Development in Indonesia

1. CHALLENGES ON SUSTAINABLE RATTAN DEVELOPMENT IN INDONESIA, AND PIRNAS EFFORT THROUGH INNOVATION AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF RATTAN MATERIAL AND PRODUCTS Prof. Andi Tanra Tellu Andar Bagus Sriwarno, PhD Abie Abdillah CopyrightsofPIRNAS2015

2. PREFACE  Background • From Family of Palmae (Arecaceae), Subfamily of Lepidocaryoideae • Consists of 516 Species, with 9 Genus • Spread on Tropical Countries Including Indonesia, Especially on the Region:  Jawa, Sumatera, Kalimantan, Sulawesi dan Irian Jaya.  Sulawesi; Kendari, Kolaka, Towuti, Donggala, Poso, Buol-Toli-Toli, Gorontalo Palopo, Buton dan Pegunungan Latimojong. CopyrightsofPIRNAS2015

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4. • ECONOMICAL VALUE  Among one of 22 main economy source in  80 – 90% worldwide demands of raw material come from Indonesia  50 - 60% of the demands, sourced from Sulawesi Island,  Among the varieties in Sulawesi in Particular, 9-10 kind considered favourite, 15-24 kinds has not been explored  Absorbing human resources/ workers.  Could be used for many purposes  Prospective market opportunity  High economical value opportunity on diversification of material development and outcome CopyrightsofPIRNAS2015

5. ISSUES ON THE FIELD  Need standarditation on classification of varietis and standard quality of raw materials.  Quality of materials only considered from rattan pole morphology characteristics.  Knowledge on rattan characteristics, limited based on the morphology characters only.  Raw material processing quality need to be improved.  Product outcome need to be improved in terms of design, innovation and quality.  Limitation on study about rattan.  Rattan wicker works/ crafts hard to compete in international market.  Rattan cultivation is really important.  Supply and marketing chain of rattan material and product need to be improved.  Orientation of rattan product outcome only limited to furniture and crafts. CopyrightsofPIRNAS2015

6.  Research Institution and Technical Facility that are focused on rattan processing and development become an important necessity. PIRNas (Indonesia Rattan Innovation Center) CopyrightsofPIRNAS2015

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