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Indonesia develops pyrolysis technology to convert waste into energy.

Indonesia aims to complete 35,872 village cooperatives by August this year.

Minister Hasan assures village cooperatives will complement community businesses, not harm them.

Bangladeshi fans in Argentina watched the World Cup final, cheering for Messi and Argentina until the end.

Indonesia's free meal program involves 148,000 local suppliers, promoting food security and rural economy.

Indonesia aims to end open dumping by 2028 through waste-to-energy power plants and regulatory simplification.

Indonesia targets fish protein self-sufficiency after achieving rice self-sufficiency this year.

A minister promotes a "carrot and stick" approach to waste management, offering incentives and imposing fines.

Indonesia extends rice aid to 33.2 million citizens for three months starting July 2026.

Mumbai police arrested two men for bomb explosions outside a West Bengal ashram last week.

A woman and her accomplices allegedly murdered her lover and dumped his body in a drain in Maharashtra.

Measles kills 70 in Sudan's East Darfur due to war and neglect.

A minister urges meal providers to prioritize nutrition in Indonesia's free meals program.

A deputy minister urges expansion of free meals for the 3B group to support the president's vision of a healthier Indonesia.

Minister Hasan urges village cooperatives to drive commodity downstreaming efforts.

Minister Hasan builds a closed-loop economy with village cooperatives and free meals.

Indonesia's state export firm DSI quadrupled foreign exchange earnings to US$12 billion in one month, addressing decades of illegal mining and export fraud that cost the nation billions through under-invoicing and transfer pricing schemes.

Indonesia simplifies rules to fast-track waste-to-energy projects and address urban waste volumes.

Indonesia targets a waste management overhaul in 40 cities by 2028, prioritizing 24 cities for completion next year.

Indonesia boosts food security with fertilizer and farm support initiatives nationwide.

The Tabut Festival boosts Bengkulu's tourism and MSMEs, generating over Rp20 billion in economic activity.

The government will overhaul its free meals program within one month to address issues and improve services.

Indonesia and Malaysia convened their 17th Joint Cooperation Committee meeting to strengthen economic resilience, focusing on trade facilitation, supply chain connectivity, energy cooperation, and food security amid global disruptions.

Minister Hasan distributed 1,000 rice packages to Kupang residents on Ascension Day.

Government will provide subsidies if imported food prices exceed the maximum retail price.

Innovative ready-to-eat meals are developed to solve Hajj logistics challenges.

A minister urges SPPGs to source local food to support village economies and create a mutually reinforcing economic chain.

Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Food Affairs Zulkifli Hasan ensured stable food supply during Ramadan. Food stocks are stable despite the Middle East war.

The government invites businesses to invest in food programs to strengthen supply chains and distribution.

Indonesia aims to boost fishermen's welfare by 2027 with new economic ecosystem.

Indonesia plans 40,000 fish farms to boost protein self-sufficiency nationwide.

Minister Hasan expects Merauke PSN to boost Papua's food self-sufficiency by increasing production.

Minister Hasan emphasizes waste sorting at home as a necessity for effective waste management and optimal waste-to-energy conversion.

Indonesia has reached 48.5 percent of its subsidized fertilizer target, with 9.55 million tonnes allocated for land farming.

Indonesia aims to resolve 80 percent of its waste problem by 2029 through infrastructure development and public involvement.

Indonesia's government finds an irregular surge in free meal kitchens, prompting a restructuring of the program.

Indonesia's government has stepped up cheap markets ahead of Eid al-Adha to stabilize food prices.

The government will build 2,000 fishing villages in Indonesia by 2026, including in East Nusa Tenggara.

Minister Hasan praises Jakarta's waste sorting initiative as a potential national model.

Indonesia's food supply remains secure with 4.7 million tons of rice and sufficient other supplies, according to the minister.

Indonesia's Agriculture Minister Hasan asserted the nation maintains food security despite global disruptions, citing 4.6 million tonnes of rice reserves providing eleven-month supply buffer, though geopolitical tensions and wars have driven shipping delays and plastic costs up eighty percent.

President Prabowo Subianto instructs minister to control prices of basic commodities during Ramadan