1) Indonesia is better prepared to face earthquakes and tsunamis due to rising public awareness, education by authorities, and more advanced technology like tsunami early warning systems.
2) ASEAN is also better prepared to deal with disasters compared to 2004 due to improved detection systems and communication between countries.
3) While earthquakes cannot be predicted, Indonesia can detect potential tsunamis within minutes and have issued warnings, though the recent earthquakes only caused small 1-meter tsunamis.
The document outlines the requirements for a group project to propose improvements to an urban transportation hub and connectivity. Students must analyze the site, propose enhancements through drawings and models, and justify their suggestions with research. The proposal should address planning, public spaces, activities, facilities, transportation, connectivity, and sustainability. Students must produce presentation boards, models at two scales, and a video explaining their project for assessment based on content, model quality, and presentation clarity.
The document discusses a study on how context can help third graders learn about area measurement. Specifically, it examines using the traditional Indonesian handicraft of anyaman (weaving/plaiting) as the context. The study found that:
1) Embedding problems about anyaman encouraged students to find benchmarks for comparing area, like using the weaving unit. This helped students understand concepts like identical units and unit iteration.
2) A series of activities transitioned students from an informal understanding of area based on anyaman to a more formal understanding. Students reinvented the area formula for rectangles and learned to estimate irregular shapes.
3) Emergent modeling, where students contributed their own strategies, was important as
The document contains four tips for writing essays:
1) Plan your essay with a detailed outline to stay on topic and include transitions between paragraphs.
2) Do not use contractions to maintain a formal writing voice required for college-level work.
3) Schedule time to complete assignments by setting goals and working on parts separately with breaks in between.
4) Have a rough draft reviewed by another person and ensure attendance and participation in online class discussions.
The document provides information on United Therapeutics Corporation, a biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for chronic and life-threatening diseases. It includes an overview of the company, analysis of its financial performance and growth outlook, as well as comparisons to competitors. Key points discussed are United Therapeutics' diverse product portfolio, patent protection for major drugs, expanding markets for pulmonary arterial hypertension treatment, and improving profitability and margins in recent years.
This document contains the personal and professional details of Supriya Pandey. She has over 3 years of experience as a mobile app developer using hybrid technologies like PhoneGap and Titanium. Some of her key projects include developing a real estate app, a social networking app, and several apps for Gas Agency India Limited. She is currently working as a mobile developer at TCS and aims to succeed in a growth environment while helping organizations achieve their goals.
This document outlines plans to gather audience feedback on various aspects of a media project to improve it based on that feedback for Evaluation 3. It discusses collecting feedback on initial music video rough cuts, magazine advertisements, a digipak, and social media presence from primary, secondary, and wider audiences. The feedback will be gathered through focus groups, surveys, social media, and filming audience reactions. The feedback will help determine which ideas to use and how to further improve the project based on what audiences liked and disliked.
Susan Broomfield is the EMEA Commercial Manager for Jones Lang LaSalle Ltd. Her responsibilities include business development to sell building management services, mobilizing new accounts by ensuring accurate asset data and setting up financial systems, managing procurement processes to identify contractors, overseeing operations and finances, and setting budgets to identify cost savings opportunities and ensure financial health.
The document outlines the requirements for a group project to propose improvements to an urban transportation hub and connectivity. Students must analyze the site, propose enhancements through drawings and models, and justify their suggestions with research. The proposal should address planning, public spaces, activities, facilities, transportation, connectivity, and sustainability. Students must produce presentation boards, models at two scales, and a video explaining their project for assessment based on content, model quality, and presentation clarity.
The document discusses a study on how context can help third graders learn about area measurement. Specifically, it examines using the traditional Indonesian handicraft of anyaman (weaving/plaiting) as the context. The study found that:
1) Embedding problems about anyaman encouraged students to find benchmarks for comparing area, like using the weaving unit. This helped students understand concepts like identical units and unit iteration.
2) A series of activities transitioned students from an informal understanding of area based on anyaman to a more formal understanding. Students reinvented the area formula for rectangles and learned to estimate irregular shapes.
3) Emergent modeling, where students contributed their own strategies, was important as
The document contains four tips for writing essays:
1) Plan your essay with a detailed outline to stay on topic and include transitions between paragraphs.
2) Do not use contractions to maintain a formal writing voice required for college-level work.
3) Schedule time to complete assignments by setting goals and working on parts separately with breaks in between.
4) Have a rough draft reviewed by another person and ensure attendance and participation in online class discussions.
The document provides information on United Therapeutics Corporation, a biotechnology company focused on developing therapies for chronic and life-threatening diseases. It includes an overview of the company, analysis of its financial performance and growth outlook, as well as comparisons to competitors. Key points discussed are United Therapeutics' diverse product portfolio, patent protection for major drugs, expanding markets for pulmonary arterial hypertension treatment, and improving profitability and margins in recent years.
This document contains the personal and professional details of Supriya Pandey. She has over 3 years of experience as a mobile app developer using hybrid technologies like PhoneGap and Titanium. Some of her key projects include developing a real estate app, a social networking app, and several apps for Gas Agency India Limited. She is currently working as a mobile developer at TCS and aims to succeed in a growth environment while helping organizations achieve their goals.
This document outlines plans to gather audience feedback on various aspects of a media project to improve it based on that feedback for Evaluation 3. It discusses collecting feedback on initial music video rough cuts, magazine advertisements, a digipak, and social media presence from primary, secondary, and wider audiences. The feedback will be gathered through focus groups, surveys, social media, and filming audience reactions. The feedback will help determine which ideas to use and how to further improve the project based on what audiences liked and disliked.
Susan Broomfield is the EMEA Commercial Manager for Jones Lang LaSalle Ltd. Her responsibilities include business development to sell building management services, mobilizing new accounts by ensuring accurate asset data and setting up financial systems, managing procurement processes to identify contractors, overseeing operations and finances, and setting budgets to identify cost savings opportunities and ensure financial health.
Este documento trata sobre un objeto descubierto en Austria con una inscripción cuneiforme similar a un teléfono móderno que data del siglo 13 AC. La ubicación del hallazgo en Austria Occidental plantea interrogantes debido a que la escritura cuneiforme se encuentra típicamente más al este en Mesopotamia. Algunos eruditos teorizan que la tableta de arcilla inscrita probablemente fue comprada en un mercado de Babilonia y luego transportada hacia el oeste a través del comercio entre Mesopotamia y
Full indo ms-jme-rully-charitas-indra-prahmanamafia_konoha
This document summarizes a research study that examined using an Indonesian traditional game called Permainan Tradisional Tepuk Bergambar (PT2B) to help third grade students understand the concept of multiplication. The study found that embedding mathematical concepts within the context of a traditional game helped stimulate students' understanding as they discovered, described, and discussed strategies. It helped students develop their understanding of multiplication from an informal to a more formal level. The learning trajectory that engaged students in meaningful activities within the PT2B game context played an important role in their conceptual understanding of multiplication as repeated addition.
Students will develop a campaign to prevent bullying over 45 minutes using a ludic and communicative methodology. They will watch a video and complete word puzzles and activities where they write bullying phrases on cards and place them on classmates to learn terminology, then present meanings to each other. As a filler, they will play a game of hangman using bullying-related words.
The unemployment rate in the St. Louis region decreased slightly to 4.7% in October 2016 from 5.0% in September. Payroll employment increased by 3,500 jobs for a 0.3% increase over the month. Over the past year, total employment in the region rose by 32,700 jobs (2.4% increase), outpacing the national employment growth of 1.6%. The preliminary data is subject to change.
El documento habla sobre recursos didácticos. Define recursos didácticos como materiales o herramientas útiles en procesos educativos que ayudan a los educadores a enseñar temas a los estudiantes. Explora diferentes tipos de recursos como presentaciones electrónicas, videos, documentales y actividades lúdicas. También discute las ventajas y desventajas de los recursos didácticos.
The document is a project report on tourism in India submitted for a master's degree. It provides an executive summary that discusses key facts about international tourism globally and in India. India is positioned as a potential tourism destination given its diverse heritage, cultures, and landscapes. The report then outlines the introduction, research methodology, literature review, data analysis, and conclusion sections to follow. It also includes acknowledgments, declarations, certificates, and an index of topics.
Role of Tourism in Economic Development A Case Study of Koraput District of O...ijtsrd
Tourism and hospitality is an important parameter of socio cultural identity and heritage of a country. In the era of globalization tourism and hospitality enhances the economic growth by job creation, source of foreign exchange and development of regions with potential for tourism. According to World Travel and Tourism Council 2014 , the contribution of travel and tourism in world GDP is estimated to increase from 9.5 of GDP in 2013 to 10.3 of GDP in 2024 WTTC, 2014 .Tourism and hospitality industry contributes 6.8 of GDP of India, contributes 7.7 in total employment generated and provides foreign exchange of US 18.13 billion . The tourism and hospitality sector is the third largest source of foreign exchange for India. The investment in tourism creates more jobs as compared to other sectors of economy. An investment of Rs. 10 lakh in tourism sector is estimated to create 89 jobs in hospitality industry as compared to 45 jobs in agriculture and 13 jobs in manufacturing sector Planning Commission .Hotel industry generates revenues of US 400 500 billion annually. In India tourism and hospitality has emerged as a sunrise industry with rise in number of foreign tourists. Shri Arun Kumar Tripathy | Shri Kishore Kumar Patra "Role of Tourism in Economic Development: A Case Study of Koraput District of Odisha" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-1 , December 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd47833.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/economics/other/47833/role-of-tourism-in-economic-development-a-case-study-of-koraput-district-of-odisha/shri-arun-kumar-tripathy
This document discusses tourism as a path for wealth creation in Nigeria, using Awka metropolis as a case study. It begins by outlining how tourism has become one of the largest and fastest growing economic sectors globally. It then discusses Nigeria's vast tourism potential, particularly in Awka, which is endowed with cultural and modern attractions. The document advocates for the development and exploitation of Awka's tourism resources to create wealth through job creation, increased incomes, and foreign exchange earnings. It provides details on Awka's cultural festivals and crafts industry as key tourism attractions that could be harnessed for this purpose.
Publisher: UNDP Mongolia Communications Office
Editor: David South
First launched in 1997, Blue Sky Bulletin was the monthly newsletter for the United Nations mission in Mongolia.
The mission simultaneously had to deal with the 1997 Asian Crisis (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_Asian_Financial_Crisis) and the worst peacetime economic collapse in post-WWII history (http://www.jstor.org/pss/153756).
davidsouthconsulting.com
davidsouthconsulting.org
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
1. Dozens of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and Myanmar were found stranded by local fishermen in the waters of Pangkalan Susu, Indonesia.
2. The group consisted of 53 immigrants from Bangladesh and 43 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, who were traveling by boat from their home countries.
3. Officials said the Rohingya refugees would not be deported due to the conflict in their home area of Myanmar, but the immigrants from Bangladesh were asked to be repatriated since they intended to find work in Malaysia.
Suryo Bambang Sulistyo, the newly elected chairman of KADIN Indonesia, aims to boost Indonesia's economic growth to 10% annually through strategic partnerships between the government and private sector to improve implementation of economic reforms. While ambitious, double-digit growth is achievable by focusing on infrastructure development, improving connectivity, and reducing barriers to business. Sulistyo believes Indonesia's current economic policies are moving in the right direction but need clearer priorities and stronger implementation to maximize the country's potential and increase competitiveness relative to its neighbors.
Peran BP2MI Nunukan dalam Pelindungan Pekerja Migran IndonesiaNimaderra
The document summarizes a study report on the efforts of UPT BP2MI Nunukan, located in the Indonesia-Malaysia border area, to protect the rights of Indonesian migrant workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides background on labor migration from Indonesia, the role and history of BP2MI (the government agency responsible for migrant worker protection), and an overview of UPT BP2MI Nunukan's tasks, functions, and efforts to handle migrant worker deportations from Malaysia and support workers impacted by the pandemic through coordination with other stakeholders. The internship activities at UPT BP2MI Nunukan are also summarized, alongside lessons learned about challenges facing migrant workers in border areas and
GLOBAL STUDY ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN IN TRAVEL AND TOURISMECPAT Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the world’s major tourism destinations. It attracts millions of tourists every year from all over the world, including many local visitors. The high tourism rate in Indonesia is influenced by easy access to its nationwide tourist attractions, high volume of flights and cheap accommodation. The rising number of both local and foreign visitors has led to an increased demand for entertainment facilities, most notably in the sex trade. Research on child sex tourism in Indonesia conducted by ECPAT Indonesia found that, on the whole, Indonesia did not recognise or offer sex tourism in its popular destinations, although many manipulated the tourism industry to sexually exploit children.
The kokodatrackfoundationproposalforastrategicplansimonbaker01
The Kokoda Track Foundation is seeking funding to develop a strategic plan to grow eco-tourism and historical tourism along the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea. The Foundation aims to help local communities develop sustainable tourism that connects young Australians to their history and supports PNG's economy. A strategic plan is needed to address challenges like poor infrastructure, health issues, and lack of education to prepare locals for the tourism industry. The plan would make recommendations on developing tourism segments, infrastructure, training locals, and implementing initiatives in stages with community consultation.
The planning authority plays the largest role in promoting sustainable touris...ivisdude82
The planning authority, such as the government, plays a large role in promoting sustainable tourism through planning and funding infrastructure like airports and roads. They also set up tourism promotion agencies and raise environmental awareness among visitors. However, some less developed countries face challenges enforcing regulations and protecting lands due to lack of funds. While authorities can help, promoting sustainable tourism requires efforts from all stakeholders, including local communities, businesses, and tourists.
Chinesetravellersarelooking for new destinations outside of Europe's top sites. Finland offers natural attractions like forests, lakes, and the northern lights that could appeal to Chineseseeking experiences beyond large cities. However, Finland will need to provide more Chinese-friendly services and information online and in Mandarin to attract these visitors. Individualized tours and activities that incorporate Chineseinterests in stories, group activities, and shared dining could help Finland become a more compelling option for this market.
Chinesetravellersarelooking for new destinations outside of Europe's top sites. Finland offers natural attractions like forests, lakes, and the northern lights that could appeal to Chineseseeking experiences beyond large cities. However, Finland will need to provide more tailored services and information for Chinesevisitors, who prefer detailedpractical advice and opportunities for group activities. Storytelling about Finland's history and culture may also engage Chineseinterest, as storiesare an importantpart of Chineseculture.
The Importance Of Human Rights In Tourism DevelopmentJenny Smith
This document discusses the importance of human rights in tourism development. It outlines some key human rights such as freedom, dignity, and protection from discrimination, slavery, and displacement. It then discusses some human rights issues in tourism, such as human trafficking in sex tourism. Children and women from developing countries are often forced into sex work. International agreements like the UDHR aim to protect individuals' rights regardless of attributes. Throughout, the document emphasizes that upholding human rights is important for sustainable tourism development.
Factors Influencing Domestic Tourism in Tanzania: A Case of Arusha CityAI Publications
Domestic tourism is practiced worldwide. It greatly contributes to the number of visiting tourists and the national economy as well. However, it is still invisible and inadequately documented. This study intended to bridge this gap of knowledge by investigating the factors influencing domestic tourism using Arusha City, Tanzania as a case study. The study employed both qualitative and quantitative methods in data collection using semi-structured interviews and questionnaires respectively. A sample of 80 people was selected from a total population of 400 employees in eight different institutions in Arusha City. The Statistical Package for Social Scientists (SPSS), inferential and descriptive tools were used to analyse data. From this study, it was found that the major factors affecting domestic tourism in Tanzania include relatively high tax rate in the country compared to the other neighboring countries’ safaris, the cost charged for tourism services is generally unaffordable, the cost for food and drinks at attraction sites was found unaffordable, and there is low awareness of the available tourists' attractions. The study concluded that the major challenges facing domestic tourism in Tanzania are low awareness, poor quality of services provided to domestic tours, and few people having less interest in visiting the tourist attraction. The study recommends increased awareness on part of the policymakers, involvement of many stakeholders in the tourism sector, and academic institutions to develop new programs which allow students to have time to visit different attractions present in their region to instill enthusiasm in tourism industry.
‘Athithi Kab Jaonge...Nahi Nahi Atithi Kab Aaonge...Aate Raho Kyoki Hum Us De...scmsnoida5
One of the oldest civilization of the world, one of
the greatest nation of the world, one of the greatest
democracy and obviously no need to speak about
the population. This great nation INDIA has
everything. We have every possible resource but
the one that we are blessed with is ‘MOTHER
NATURE’. A nation that has mountains and
oceans, deserts and monuments, heritage sites
and culture- All ingredients of a pure recipe that
makes up for a great tourism nation. Tourism
will not only build ‘BRAND INDIA’ but it will
create enormous employment opportunity for the
youth of India.
Este documento trata sobre un objeto descubierto en Austria con una inscripción cuneiforme similar a un teléfono móderno que data del siglo 13 AC. La ubicación del hallazgo en Austria Occidental plantea interrogantes debido a que la escritura cuneiforme se encuentra típicamente más al este en Mesopotamia. Algunos eruditos teorizan que la tableta de arcilla inscrita probablemente fue comprada en un mercado de Babilonia y luego transportada hacia el oeste a través del comercio entre Mesopotamia y
Full indo ms-jme-rully-charitas-indra-prahmanamafia_konoha
This document summarizes a research study that examined using an Indonesian traditional game called Permainan Tradisional Tepuk Bergambar (PT2B) to help third grade students understand the concept of multiplication. The study found that embedding mathematical concepts within the context of a traditional game helped stimulate students' understanding as they discovered, described, and discussed strategies. It helped students develop their understanding of multiplication from an informal to a more formal level. The learning trajectory that engaged students in meaningful activities within the PT2B game context played an important role in their conceptual understanding of multiplication as repeated addition.
Students will develop a campaign to prevent bullying over 45 minutes using a ludic and communicative methodology. They will watch a video and complete word puzzles and activities where they write bullying phrases on cards and place them on classmates to learn terminology, then present meanings to each other. As a filler, they will play a game of hangman using bullying-related words.
The unemployment rate in the St. Louis region decreased slightly to 4.7% in October 2016 from 5.0% in September. Payroll employment increased by 3,500 jobs for a 0.3% increase over the month. Over the past year, total employment in the region rose by 32,700 jobs (2.4% increase), outpacing the national employment growth of 1.6%. The preliminary data is subject to change.
El documento habla sobre recursos didácticos. Define recursos didácticos como materiales o herramientas útiles en procesos educativos que ayudan a los educadores a enseñar temas a los estudiantes. Explora diferentes tipos de recursos como presentaciones electrónicas, videos, documentales y actividades lúdicas. También discute las ventajas y desventajas de los recursos didácticos.
The document is a project report on tourism in India submitted for a master's degree. It provides an executive summary that discusses key facts about international tourism globally and in India. India is positioned as a potential tourism destination given its diverse heritage, cultures, and landscapes. The report then outlines the introduction, research methodology, literature review, data analysis, and conclusion sections to follow. It also includes acknowledgments, declarations, certificates, and an index of topics.
Role of Tourism in Economic Development A Case Study of Koraput District of O...ijtsrd
Tourism and hospitality is an important parameter of socio cultural identity and heritage of a country. In the era of globalization tourism and hospitality enhances the economic growth by job creation, source of foreign exchange and development of regions with potential for tourism. According to World Travel and Tourism Council 2014 , the contribution of travel and tourism in world GDP is estimated to increase from 9.5 of GDP in 2013 to 10.3 of GDP in 2024 WTTC, 2014 .Tourism and hospitality industry contributes 6.8 of GDP of India, contributes 7.7 in total employment generated and provides foreign exchange of US 18.13 billion . The tourism and hospitality sector is the third largest source of foreign exchange for India. The investment in tourism creates more jobs as compared to other sectors of economy. An investment of Rs. 10 lakh in tourism sector is estimated to create 89 jobs in hospitality industry as compared to 45 jobs in agriculture and 13 jobs in manufacturing sector Planning Commission .Hotel industry generates revenues of US 400 500 billion annually. In India tourism and hospitality has emerged as a sunrise industry with rise in number of foreign tourists. Shri Arun Kumar Tripathy | Shri Kishore Kumar Patra "Role of Tourism in Economic Development: A Case Study of Koraput District of Odisha" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-1 , December 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd47833.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/economics/other/47833/role-of-tourism-in-economic-development-a-case-study-of-koraput-district-of-odisha/shri-arun-kumar-tripathy
This document discusses tourism as a path for wealth creation in Nigeria, using Awka metropolis as a case study. It begins by outlining how tourism has become one of the largest and fastest growing economic sectors globally. It then discusses Nigeria's vast tourism potential, particularly in Awka, which is endowed with cultural and modern attractions. The document advocates for the development and exploitation of Awka's tourism resources to create wealth through job creation, increased incomes, and foreign exchange earnings. It provides details on Awka's cultural festivals and crafts industry as key tourism attractions that could be harnessed for this purpose.
Publisher: UNDP Mongolia Communications Office
Editor: David South
First launched in 1997, Blue Sky Bulletin was the monthly newsletter for the United Nations mission in Mongolia.
The mission simultaneously had to deal with the 1997 Asian Crisis (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997_Asian_Financial_Crisis) and the worst peacetime economic collapse in post-WWII history (http://www.jstor.org/pss/153756).
davidsouthconsulting.com
davidsouthconsulting.org
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
1. Dozens of illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and Myanmar were found stranded by local fishermen in the waters of Pangkalan Susu, Indonesia.
2. The group consisted of 53 immigrants from Bangladesh and 43 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, who were traveling by boat from their home countries.
3. Officials said the Rohingya refugees would not be deported due to the conflict in their home area of Myanmar, but the immigrants from Bangladesh were asked to be repatriated since they intended to find work in Malaysia.
Suryo Bambang Sulistyo, the newly elected chairman of KADIN Indonesia, aims to boost Indonesia's economic growth to 10% annually through strategic partnerships between the government and private sector to improve implementation of economic reforms. While ambitious, double-digit growth is achievable by focusing on infrastructure development, improving connectivity, and reducing barriers to business. Sulistyo believes Indonesia's current economic policies are moving in the right direction but need clearer priorities and stronger implementation to maximize the country's potential and increase competitiveness relative to its neighbors.
Peran BP2MI Nunukan dalam Pelindungan Pekerja Migran IndonesiaNimaderra
The document summarizes a study report on the efforts of UPT BP2MI Nunukan, located in the Indonesia-Malaysia border area, to protect the rights of Indonesian migrant workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides background on labor migration from Indonesia, the role and history of BP2MI (the government agency responsible for migrant worker protection), and an overview of UPT BP2MI Nunukan's tasks, functions, and efforts to handle migrant worker deportations from Malaysia and support workers impacted by the pandemic through coordination with other stakeholders. The internship activities at UPT BP2MI Nunukan are also summarized, alongside lessons learned about challenges facing migrant workers in border areas and
GLOBAL STUDY ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN IN TRAVEL AND TOURISMECPAT Indonesia
Indonesia is one of the world’s major tourism destinations. It attracts millions of tourists every year from all over the world, including many local visitors. The high tourism rate in Indonesia is influenced by easy access to its nationwide tourist attractions, high volume of flights and cheap accommodation. The rising number of both local and foreign visitors has led to an increased demand for entertainment facilities, most notably in the sex trade. Research on child sex tourism in Indonesia conducted by ECPAT Indonesia found that, on the whole, Indonesia did not recognise or offer sex tourism in its popular destinations, although many manipulated the tourism industry to sexually exploit children.
The kokodatrackfoundationproposalforastrategicplansimonbaker01
The Kokoda Track Foundation is seeking funding to develop a strategic plan to grow eco-tourism and historical tourism along the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea. The Foundation aims to help local communities develop sustainable tourism that connects young Australians to their history and supports PNG's economy. A strategic plan is needed to address challenges like poor infrastructure, health issues, and lack of education to prepare locals for the tourism industry. The plan would make recommendations on developing tourism segments, infrastructure, training locals, and implementing initiatives in stages with community consultation.
The planning authority plays the largest role in promoting sustainable touris...ivisdude82
The planning authority, such as the government, plays a large role in promoting sustainable tourism through planning and funding infrastructure like airports and roads. They also set up tourism promotion agencies and raise environmental awareness among visitors. However, some less developed countries face challenges enforcing regulations and protecting lands due to lack of funds. While authorities can help, promoting sustainable tourism requires efforts from all stakeholders, including local communities, businesses, and tourists.
Chinesetravellersarelooking for new destinations outside of Europe's top sites. Finland offers natural attractions like forests, lakes, and the northern lights that could appeal to Chineseseeking experiences beyond large cities. However, Finland will need to provide more Chinese-friendly services and information online and in Mandarin to attract these visitors. Individualized tours and activities that incorporate Chineseinterests in stories, group activities, and shared dining could help Finland become a more compelling option for this market.
Chinesetravellersarelooking for new destinations outside of Europe's top sites. Finland offers natural attractions like forests, lakes, and the northern lights that could appeal to Chineseseeking experiences beyond large cities. However, Finland will need to provide more tailored services and information for Chinesevisitors, who prefer detailedpractical advice and opportunities for group activities. Storytelling about Finland's history and culture may also engage Chineseinterest, as storiesare an importantpart of Chineseculture.
The Importance Of Human Rights In Tourism DevelopmentJenny Smith
This document discusses the importance of human rights in tourism development. It outlines some key human rights such as freedom, dignity, and protection from discrimination, slavery, and displacement. It then discusses some human rights issues in tourism, such as human trafficking in sex tourism. Children and women from developing countries are often forced into sex work. International agreements like the UDHR aim to protect individuals' rights regardless of attributes. Throughout, the document emphasizes that upholding human rights is important for sustainable tourism development.
Factors Influencing Domestic Tourism in Tanzania: A Case of Arusha CityAI Publications
Domestic tourism is practiced worldwide. It greatly contributes to the number of visiting tourists and the national economy as well. However, it is still invisible and inadequately documented. This study intended to bridge this gap of knowledge by investigating the factors influencing domestic tourism using Arusha City, Tanzania as a case study. The study employed both qualitative and quantitative methods in data collection using semi-structured interviews and questionnaires respectively. A sample of 80 people was selected from a total population of 400 employees in eight different institutions in Arusha City. The Statistical Package for Social Scientists (SPSS), inferential and descriptive tools were used to analyse data. From this study, it was found that the major factors affecting domestic tourism in Tanzania include relatively high tax rate in the country compared to the other neighboring countries’ safaris, the cost charged for tourism services is generally unaffordable, the cost for food and drinks at attraction sites was found unaffordable, and there is low awareness of the available tourists' attractions. The study concluded that the major challenges facing domestic tourism in Tanzania are low awareness, poor quality of services provided to domestic tours, and few people having less interest in visiting the tourist attraction. The study recommends increased awareness on part of the policymakers, involvement of many stakeholders in the tourism sector, and academic institutions to develop new programs which allow students to have time to visit different attractions present in their region to instill enthusiasm in tourism industry.
‘Athithi Kab Jaonge...Nahi Nahi Atithi Kab Aaonge...Aate Raho Kyoki Hum Us De...scmsnoida5
One of the oldest civilization of the world, one of
the greatest nation of the world, one of the greatest
democracy and obviously no need to speak about
the population. This great nation INDIA has
everything. We have every possible resource but
the one that we are blessed with is ‘MOTHER
NATURE’. A nation that has mountains and
oceans, deserts and monuments, heritage sites
and culture- All ingredients of a pure recipe that
makes up for a great tourism nation. Tourism
will not only build ‘BRAND INDIA’ but it will
create enormous employment opportunity for the
youth of India.
With a turnover of 500 billion dollars and 250 million employees, tourism is one of the main economic activities globally. However, revenue from the tourist business is often distributed unfairly and the environment is under pressure because of tourism.
Does 'sustainable tourism’ offer an alternative? And how can the triple P of sustainable development (people, planet, profit) be reconciled with the P of pleasure?
This document contains the draft National Tourism Policy 2015 of India. Some key points:
1. The vision is to develop India as a "Must Experience" and "Must Revisit" destination for global travelers while also encouraging domestic tourism.
2. Objectives include increasing India's share of international tourist arrivals to 1% by 2020 and 2% by 2025, positioning tourism as a priority on the national agenda, and focusing on benefits for local communities and environments.
3. The policy outlines strategies for improving governance, developing tourism products, investing in infrastructure, enhancing skills, promoting certification, leveraging IT, undertaking promotion and marketing activities, and fostering international cooperation to achieve the goals.
Iinforme miembros Afiliados OMT sobre colaboración Público-Privada en Turismo David Vicent
Report de MMAA de la OMT y la universidad de Griffith sobre el estado de la colaboración publico-privada en el Turismo . Enfoques, retos y casos de estudio. Muy interesante publicación.
Indo Africa Times, a weekly newspaper has its key intend to create extensive awareness amongst people about Africa and India concerning different sectors like economy, politics, culture, fashion, sports and many more. It is our sincere endeavor to bridge the information gap between Africa and India by endowing our readers with updated and latest developments occurring in both the countries.
1. Indonesiabetterpreparedinfacingearthquake,tsunami
English.news.cn 2012-04-12 14:30:31 RSS Feedback Print CopyURL More
By CundokoAprilianto
JAKARTA,April 12(Xinhua) - Most people inIndonesia'searthquake andtsunami-proneareas are in
betterpreparationatanticipatingearthquakeandtsunami,supportedbyrisingawareness,active
socializationbyauthoritiesandmore advancedtechnology.
SutopoPurwoNugroho,headof Data Center,InformationandPublicRelationsatthe National Agencyof
DisasterMitigation( BNPB),saidthatTsunami EarlyWarning System(TEWS) hasbeenrunningsmoothly.
People were alsoresponsive onthe warningandimmediatelytookrefugetohigherlandsassoonas
theywere informedaboutthe potential tsunami,he said.
"Evacuationannouncementwasmade fromvariousmediasuchasmosque andchurch,"saidNugroho.
Dr. SurinPitsuwan,Secretary-General of ASEAN,alsothe ASEAN HumanitarianAssistance Coordinator,
alongwiththe ASEAN CoordinatingCentre forHumanitarianAssistance (AHA Centre) whoclosely
monitoredthe situation,saidthatASEAN isbetterpreparedtodeal withdisastersnow thanin2004
whenthe Great IndianOceantsunami hitand240,000 perished
"All devicesdetectingtsunami inthe IndianOceanworkedwell,andall capitalswere onalert,"added
Pitsuwan
The Jakarta-basedAHA Centre wasalsoinconstant contact withall tenASEAN countriesandits
partners.
2. Suharjono,aseismologistincharge of Indonesia'sMeteorology,ClimatologyandGeophysicsAgency
(BMKG) saidthat while earthquakescouldoccuratany time withoutnotice,the BKMGcoulddetectthe
presence of a tsunami withinseveral minutesof anearthquake.
He saidthat tsunamiswere more likelytooccurif an earthquake'sepicenter waslocatednearthe
junctionof twotectonicplates.
The 8.5 Richterscale-earthquakeoccuredonWednesdaylocatedin346 kilometerssouthwestSimeuleu
regency,followedby16 aftershocks.
The Meteorology,ClimatologyandGeophysicsAgencyhasissuedtsunami earlywarning.Moreover,the
PacificTsunami WarningCenter(PTWC) inHawaii alsoissuedtsunami traveltimesthatwere effectivein
Malaysia,India,Sri Lanka,Myanmar and others.
However,reportsbythe National AgencyforSurveyandCoordination andMapping(BAKOSURTANAL)
showedthatthe earthquakesonlygeneratedsmall tsunamisof about1 meter-heightinseveral coastsin
Sumatra Island.
Accordingto analysisof several earthquake expertsfromthe TechnologyInstitute of BandunginWest
Java province andAustralia-IndonesiaFacilityforDisasterReduction(AIFDR),the earthquakeswere
sourcedfromhorizontal fracture,notvertical fracture orbetterknownas"mega thrust".
Besides,theywere locatedinthe outerrise earthquake."The 8.5 magnitude wasfollowedby8.8
Richterscale twohours laterinIndoAustraliaplate meaningthatearthquakesgotfarerto the west,
significantlyreducingtsunami potentials,"Nugrohosaid.
Greenpeace planstocampaigninIndonesiawithRainbow Warriorship
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JAKARTA,Oct.13 (Xinhua) - The environmentalgroupGreenpeace plannedtobringitsRainbow Warrior
Shipto Indonesiaforagreendevelopmentcampaign,the organization'sofficialtoldXinhuain an
interview onWednesday.
Bustar Maitar, teamleaderof ForestCampaignatGreenpeace SoutheastAsia,saidthatthe eventisto
mark 10 yearsof Greenpeace existence inthe SoutheastAsiaand5 yearsin Indonesia.
"The RainbowWarrior Shipwill promote a more environmentallyandsociallyresponsible development
that has beenthe passionof the governmentof Indonesia,"saidMaitar.He addedthat the Rainbow
Warrior will dockat TanjungPriokportin the capital cityof Jakarta where itwill be openedfor public
visit.
He saidthat the organizationwill holdseveralsupportingactivities.
"We'll holdworkshops,seminarsonforestmoratorium, involvinggovernmental officials,"saidMaitar.
Maitar saidthat initially,the shipwasscheduledtoarrive inIndonesiaonOct.13 andthere will be a
political dialogdiscussingaforestmoratoriumandthe launchof IndonesiaNGOCommonPlatformon
Moratorium,attendedbyGreenpeace officials,ambassadors/representatives,ministersandnon
governmental organizations.
However,Maitarsaid,due to documentmatters,the shipstill couldnotenterIndonesia.
"We still have towaitforan official statementfromthe government.We still don'tgetanycertaintyon
whenthe shipcouldenterthiscountry.But,we are tryinghard to make thispossible,"saidMaitar.
TeukuFaizasyah,the ForeignMinistry'sspokesperson,toldXinhuathatthere are two thingsthatshould
be met forthe shipto enterIndonesia.
"First,there shouldbe arecommendationfromagovernmentinstitution. Itcouldbe the Transportation
Ministryor the National MilitaryHeadquarters,"saidFaizasyah.
Andthe secondone,he said,there isa difference betweenonwhatGreenpeace saidinitsproposal and
the program itwill carry.
"In the proposal,itsaidthat the aimof the visitisfortourism.However,the Rainbow Warriorhas
differentprograms,"saidFaizasyah.
Accordingto Faizasyah,actually,the procedure processonlyneeds10days.
"However,due tothese obstacles,the processisdelayed.Greenpeace mustclarifythese first,"said
Faizasyah.
4. Greenpeace saidthatthe conditionisnotan obstacle forthe Rainbow Warriorto visitIndonesiaandto
supportthe government'scommitmentinmaterializingamore environmentallyandsociallyresponsible
development.
Indonesiaexpectstoattract more Chinese touriststhroughactivepromotion
JAKARTA,Nov.21 (Xinhua) — Indonesiaisexpectedtoattractmore Chinese touriststhroughactive
tourismpromotioninChina,suchasthe 12th ChinaInternationalTravel Mart(CITM) andthe World
ExpoShanghai China(WESC) 2010.
Chinese touristsare the fifthlargestinIndonesiaafterSingapore,Malaysia,JapanandAustralia.Last
year,as many as 356,000 Chinese touristsvisitedIndonesiaoutof total 6.5 millionof foreigntourist.
However,amajorityof Chinese touristshave selectedBali province astheirmaindestinationin
Indonesia,asBali issofamouscomparedwithotherparts of Indonesia.
Thispostsa challenge forthe central government,especiallyforlocal onesto promote otherregionsof
the country to attract Chinese touristsasthese regionshave manyattractive destinationswithvarious
cultures,artsand landscape beauties.
In fact,Indonesiahasa chance to attract more Chinese touristsasbothcountrieshave acharacteristic
proximity.“Chinesepeople like Chinese-friendlythings,suchasculinaryandtradition,”Counselof Social
and Culture inthe IndonesianEmbassyforChinaRosmalawati Chalidsaidonthe sideline of the China
International Travel MartinShanghai recently.
Chalidsaidthatsince an openeconomypolicyadoptedin1978, China’stourismhasbeengrowing
rapidly.The fasteconomygrowthpromotesthe increase of Chinese tourists.
In 1998, the numberof Chinese touristswasonly5.32millionwith six favorite countriesastheirtourism
destination.
Thisyear,the numbercouldincrease to50 milliontoall overthe world.
However,Chalidsaidthatnotmuchinformationcouldbe obtainedbythe Chinese aboutIndonesia’s
tourism.“80 percentof themknowIndonesia’stourismviathe Internetwhereastourisminformationin
the InternetisdominatedbyBali,”she said.
Therefore,Indonesianeedstobe more active inpromotingtourismdestinationbesidesof Bali,Chalid
said.
PromotionDirectorof the TourismMinistryEsthyRekoAstutyalsoadmittedthattourismpromotionin
Chinaisnot enough.“Most of themonlyknow Bali.Now,we wantto invite themtosee otherregions
like Manado(of NorthSulawesi province),”she said.
5. Chinese tourists’favoriteof beachtourismshouldbe respondedbyintroducingalternativedestinations
such as Wakatobi of SoutheastSulawesiprovince,Bunakenof NorthSulawesiprovinceandRajaAmpat
of WestPapuaprovince.
TitienMaryatinSoekarya,anofficial of the TourismMinistry,saidthatChinaisexpectedtobe the
largesttouristsupplierinthe worldinnearterm.“At leastthere will be 100 millionChinesetourists
goingabroad in2015 and Indonesiaisreadytowelcome them,”she saidatthe St.Ragis Hotel of
Shanghai recentlyinatable-topthatwasa part of a seriesof programsmade by the ministryinthe 12th
ChinaInternational Travel Mart.
On the occasion,as manyas 30 sellersfromIndonesiamade adirecttransactionwithmore than70
Chinese buyers.
In orderto attract more foreigntourists,the Indonesiangovernmenthasbeenimprovingsecurityand
providingcomfortforforeigntourists.Supportinginfrastructuressuchastransportation,especially
directinternational flighttoIndonesia,hasbeenimprovedandincreased.ByCundokoAprilianto
IAEA considersIndonesiareadytohave nuclearpowerplants:official
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By CundokoAprilianto
JAKARTA,May18 (Xinhua) -- The International AtomicEnergyAgency(IAEA) considersthatIndonesiais
readyto have nuclearpowerplantsasnew energysource,anofficial saidinaninterview onMonday.
RespondingtoXinhua'squestions,Headof the National AtomicAgency(BATAN) Hudi Hastowosaidthat
Indonesiahasbeenpreparingto have the powerplantsforalongtime.
"And,the IAEA considersthatwe are ready.But whywe haven'tstartedyet?"he said,withsuch
preparation,Indonesiaonlyneedsadecisionfromthe presidentonthe project.
Accordingto Hudi,Indonesiaalreadyhas19 itemsthat are almostready.
6. He said12 itemsthatare consideredready,amongothers,are nuclearsafety,safeguard,surveillance
framework,radiationprotection,powernetwork,humanresource development,environment
protection,emergencymitigationplan,securityandphysical protection.
Meanwhile,fouritemsthatneedsustainabilityare fundingoption,shareholders'involvement,
supportingfacilitiesandindustrial involvement.
"What we are notready are establishmentof the secondNational Teamforcoordination,monitoring
and evaluation;andestablishmentof the secondNational Teamfordeterminingownershipor
operators,"saidHudi.
He saidthat Indonesiahashuge uraniumreservestosupportthe powerplants.
"Overall,we have uraniumresourcesof 59,000 tons uraniumoxide (UO),consistingof hypothetic
categoryto indicatedcategoryinWestKalimantanandEastKalimantanprovinces,"saidHudi.
Accordingto Hudi,the biggest reservesare inPapuaIslandthathadyet to be explored.
He saidthe agencyhas beenexploringseveral locationsforthe projectsnamelyBangkaBelitung
province,Bantenprovince andEastKalimantanprovince.
Hudi saidthat investmentforthe projectisinfluencedbyseveral points,namelylocal content,location
conditionthatincludestremorfactorandgeological condition,andgovernment'ssubsidy,among
others.
"Accordingto the NuclearTechnologyReview 2009 bythe IAEA,the overnightcosttobuilda nuclear
powerplantinAsiarangesfrom 1,300 U.S. dollars/kilowattelectricto3,700 dollars/kilowattelectric,
dependingonlocation,"he said.
7. On the otherside,he said,Malaysia,VietnamandUnionof ArabEmirate have followedIndonesiawith
the projectwhereastheyhave lesspreparation.
"Theyhave courage,managementandcapital,"saidHudi.
He saidthat the countriescomposedprogramsbyhiringoutsiders.
"For example,formerIAEA'sDirectorGeneral HansBlix fromSwedenwasrecruitedbyUAEto leadthe
project"ssteeringcommittee inthe country.Meanwhileaformerdirectorof the UnitedStatesof
NuclearRegulatoryCommission(USNRC) waschosentochairUAE's NuclearSurveillance Agency,"he
said.
China-Indonesiaartfestival tostrengthenpeople'sfriendship
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JAKARTA,Aug.7 (Xinhua) -- The China-IndonesiaCultural ArtFestival heldhere onAug.6-7 isaimedto
introduce Chineseculture topublicinIndonesiaand strengthenfriendshipbetweenethnicslivinginthe
country,an experttoldXinhuainanexclusiveinterview recently.
Jeanne Laksana,chairwomanof the Chinese IndonesianWriterAssociation,saidthatthe art festival,
heldonAug.6-7, isa part of eventstocommemorate the 65th anniversaryof independenceof
Indonesiaand60th anniversaryof diplomatictiesbetweenIndonesiaandChina.
8. Besides,she said,the eventisaninvitationtocelebrate the diversityof the nationandtoreturnto some
historical momentsthatformedthe currentIndonesia.
"History,culture andvariousexperienceshave formedouridentitydiversity.We receive themasthings
that enrichus,not splitus,"saidLaksana.
She alsosaidin the era of NewOrderregime,Chineseculture andarthad noplace to grow inIndonesia.
But whenAbdurrahmanWahidbecame the fourthpresidentof Indonesia,Chinese couldexpresstheir
culture inIndonesia.
In fact,the Chinese NewYearhasbecome anofficial holidayinthe country.
"I thinkthis isa big progressforthe country (of lettingChinese culturegrowing),"she said.
On the otherhand,Indonesiantraditional cultureisenjoyedbymanyChinese.She saidthatmany
Chinese couldplayIndonesiantraditional musicinstrumentwell,referring tothe factthat manyChinese
middle-agewomencouldplayangklung,aWestJavamusical instrumentmade of bamboo,well inthe
performance.
"Althoughwe are notgenuine Indonesians,we wanttogive contributiontothe culture development
here,"she said.
She saidthat currently,Chineseculture growsrapidlyinIndonesiaaspubliccouldreceiveandenjoyit.
"For example,Indonesianslove Chinese genuineculinarylike siomayandbakpaoverymuch,"she said,
referringtoChinese foods.
She alsosaidthat Chinese martial artsof kungfu and wushuhave beenwidelyacceptedasnational
martial arts.
9. "You see,several genuineyoungIndonesiansperformedthe kungfuandwushu.Theyare championof
the martial arts competitioninAsia,"she said.
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Indonesianeedstomobilize resourcestoexpandaccesstojustice -- UNDP
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JAKARTA,Nov.21 (Xinhua) - Indonesiawasurgedtomobilize additional resourcestoexpandaccessto
justice forpoorand marginalizedpeople.
StephenRodrigues,deputycountrydirectorof the UnitedNationsDevelopmentProgram(UNDP),told
Xinhuainan exclusiveinterview thateventhoughIndonesiahasmade alot of progresson the issue,the
countrystill needspartnershipwithotherparties.
"I believethatthisprogramismovinginthe right direction.The countryistakinga lotof measures,
puttingpolicies andstrategiesinthe rightplace.But,itisalsoimportantto deployhumanresourcesand
financial resourcestomake ithappen.If we can mobilizeadditionalresourcestosupportthe countryin
effortstoexpandaccessto justice,Ibelieve thatwe can reach a remarkable successinthe coming
years,"saidRodrigues.
He welcomedIndonesia'spartnershipwithNorwayandwiththe Netherlandsinthe pastonthe issue,
sayingthat itis an importantstepforIndonesiatomove forward.
He stoppedshortof commentingsuchprograminothercountries,sayingthatthe mostimportantfor
the UNDP of IndonesianRepresentativeishow tomake it beneficial forIndonesians.
"We are not inthe businessof comparingone countrytothe next.Whatimportantto us iswhatis
happeninghere andhowtobenefitingpeople inthiscountry.That'swhywe believe andare very
confidentongoodpoliciesandapproachesneededinIndonesia.Malaysiaanditsownpartnerswill deal
withMalaysianissues,andthe Philippines,andsoon.But inIndonesia,itisimportantforusto support
the governmentandtosupportthe currentpoliciesandprogramsthatare goingto make difference
here,"saidRodrigues.
10. He addedthatcomparedto several yearsago,Indonesiahasmade veryimportantadvances,notonlyin
thisarea butalso inotherones.
"We were here inthe National AgencyforDevelopmentPlanning( lastweek),discussingthe launchof
global humandevelopmentreport.Thatreport,if we recalledlastyear,pointstothe factthat Indonesia
isone of the country that showedthe mostrapidadvance inhumandevelopmentforthe last40 years,
inareas of health,education,nationalincome andsoon,"he said.
He addedthatfor the UNDP, itis importanttosupporteffortsof the governmenttocontinue moving
alongthose lines.
"We knowthatthere are still gapsandthe governmentisverymuchaware of that.We are the partner
of the governmenttoaddressthose gaps,intermsineducation,accesstojustice,healthcare andsoon.
Andwe want to see the countryaccelerate ( the progress),"he said.
Indonesiareadytoleadactionsonsustainable developmentissuesinAsia
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JAKARTA,Aug.22 (Xinhua) -- Indonesiaisreadytoleadactionsonsustainable developmentissuessuch
as womenprotection,familyplanningandhealthinAsia,atoplegislatortoldXinhuainanexclusive
interview onMonday.
Vice Speakerof the House of Representative PriyoBudi Santososaidthathe has receivedvisitby
delegationsof EuropeanUnionParliamentearlierinthe day,inwhichhe saidthat withinthe Asian
ParliamentForum,Indonesiawill reinforce successful programsinthe pastthatare now gettingless
attention.
"Duringthe meeting,ItoldthemIndonesiawill take the leadinAsiainissuesof sustainable
development,"Santososaid.
11. Accordingto Santoso,goodmomentuminPresidentSoeharto's erawhenfamilyplanninggaining
successshouldbe continuednow.
"Apparently,othercountriesinAsiaandEurope are takingthe issue seriouslyastheywantto learnfrom
Indonesiaabouthowtoprepare prosperousfamilyplanningandtocontrol the numberof population.
And,theirpresence here isveryimportanttogive usthe spiritthatwe usedto have,thatwe must
continue the spirit,"saidSantoso.
He saidthat the EU ParliamentregardsIndonesiaasaninterestingexample asademocraticnationwith
bigpopulationandMuslimmajority.He alsosaidIndonesiagivesprotectiononwomen'srole inpolitic.
"I toldthemthat here we give anextraordinaryprotection(onwomen'srole).Here,thiscountryis
'heaven'forwomenaswe neverdiscriminate womeninstrategicposition,bothinfamilyandpolitic.
But, I alsoexpressedmyconcernonwomen'srole inseveral Africancountries,"he said.
He addedthatthe delegationwere amazedbyafact that single parentphenomenonisnota common
thinginIndonesia.
"I toldthemthat womanas single parentisnotcommoninour traditionforcenturieswhileinEurope it
isregardedas a proud," he said.
Santosoalsosaidthat Indonesia'sdemographicdividendvoicedbyeconomists,wherethe countrywill
have manyyoungproductive generationsby2025 while manydevelopedcountrieshave more aging
population,shouldbe balancedwithdevelopmentof infrastructures.
"Too manypopulationsthatare not balancedwithinfrastructureswilltriggernew social problems.
There shouldbe a balance betweenthem.Controllednumberof populationandeconomicdevelopment
shouldbe balanced,"he said.
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