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Central Kalimantan to formulate IPRO for 2024
WINDONESIA December 11, 2024
Acting Central Kalimantan DPMPTSP Head Agus Candra opening the Final Meeting for the Central Kalimantan IPRO 2024's Preparation. (Central Kalimantan DPMPTSP)
To answer the challenge of ensuring that projects to investors are ready to be invested in with clean and clear conditions, the Central Kalimantan Province Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office (DPMPTSP) held a Final Meeting for the Central Kalimantan Investment Project Ready to Offer (IPRO) 2024's Preparation on Dec. 2, 2024.
Preparation for the IPRO was done in collaboration with PT. Superintending Company of Indonesia (SUCOFINDO)'s Banjarmasin branch. In line with its "Ecotourism" theme, the activity's purpose is to provide a comprehensive picture to investors and stakeholders regarding investment opportunities and potential in the ecotourism sector.
In addition, an investment feasibility analysis was also carried out from various aspects, such as technical, market, location, legality, and economic aspects. Preparation for the IPRO also aims to provide information related to requirements for land and space that are suitable for ecotourism development, infrastructure readiness, as well as economic analysis and development feasibility potential.
Central Kalimantan Acting DPMPTSP Head Agus Candra revealed that, in light of previous meetings, the Central Kalimantan Province DPMPTSP is currently preparing an IPRO document in line with the "Ecotourism" theme involving related sectors, such as tourism, agriculture, animal husbandry, and others that synergize with each other.
"Conducting investment promotion is a must in attracting potential investors, because those who do business and invest can help overcome [the province's] limited financing for regional development and improve its people's welfare and provincial revenue. Said investments could also increase capital inflows, create jobs, and allow for technology transfers that encourages innovation in the region," Agus noted.
He also emphasized that investment to is among the solutions to improve the regional and national economy, as they could help accelerate Central Kalimantan's economic growth.
"Realizing this [increase in investments] requires ongoing synergy and collaboration between various stakeholders, both at the central and regional levels, to create a safe investment climate with adequate infrastructure and ease of doing business that could attract investors," Agus concluded.
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