2022

PRISMA Progress Report and Implementation Plan January – June 2022

This report outlines the semester progress of the Australian-Indonesia Partnership for Rural Incomes Through the Supports for Markets in Agriculture (PRISMA) against the Annual Plan. The document outlines progress against the annual plan and any deviations or updates to the plan from 1 January to 30 June 2022.

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Madiun farmer operating combine harvester on rice field

Turning the cogs: A story of progress towards systemic change in the mechanisation sector

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A rice farmer woman smiles while standing in the middle of her rice field in Malang

Don’t take for planted: Tapping into Indonesia’s growing fertiliser demand

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Madiun farmer operating combine harvester on rice field

No grain, no gain: A story of transformational change in Indonesia’s beef sector

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A rice farmer woman smiles while standing in the middle of her rice field in Malang

2022

PRISMA Progress Report and Implementation Plan January – June 2022

This report outlines the semester progress of the Australian-Indonesia Partnership for Rural Incomes Through the Supports for Markets in Agriculture (PRISMA) against the Annual Plan. The document outlines progress against the annual plan and any deviations or updates to the plan from 1 January to 30 June 2022.

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A rice farmer woman smiles while standing in the middle of her rice field in Malang
a woman selling maize seeds showing products in kiosk
2022
Women's Resilience in Agriculture

COVID-19 Update on Women Sales Agents

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2021
Kesetaraan Gender dan Inklusi Sosial

Pemuda Sebagai Kunci Pembangunan Sistem Pasar Pertanian yang Tangguh di Indonesia

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Turning the cogs: A story of progress towards systemic change in the mechanisation sector
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A rice farmer woman smiles while standing in the middle of her rice field in Malang
Don’t take for planted: Tapping into Indonesia’s growing fertiliser demand
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Madiun farmer operating combine harvester on rice field
No grain, no gain: A story of transformational change in Indonesia’s beef sector
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06 Aug 2022

Commercialising drought-tolerant rice seeds in Indonesia

A seedling in a center

20 Jul 2022

Market response to Foot and Mouth Disease

A seedling in a center

17 Jun 2022

How ready is the market to contain Foot and Mouth Disease in Indonesia?

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03 Jun 2022

What's for Breakfast

Impact

763,055

Benefiting Households

smallholder farming households have experience increased incomes

4.39 tn

Increased Incomes

value of smallholder farming households' increased incomes

218%

Income Increase (%)

average % of income increase compared to before PRISMA intervention

238

Intervention Partners

public and private organisations partnering with PRISMA

12,572

Benefiting SME

number of SME with increased revenue

1.69 tn

SME Increased Turnover (IDR)

value of increased revenue of SME

1.97 tn

Private Sector Investment (IDR)

total investment made by private sectors and farmers

876 bn

Partner's Revenue (IDR)

total revenue increase of PRISMA's Partners

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Our partners

Director of Food and Agriculture Bappenas Mr. Anang Noegroho

" Extraordinary is the word I used when describing PRISMA’s impact on farmers and businesses in the cattle sector in East Java. I met business owner, Pak Munir and the farmers that are using his cattle feed and heard first-hand about the impact of the model on their lives, their families, and communities. "

Ir. R.Anang Noegroho Setyo Moeljono - Director of Food and Agriculture, Bappenas
Head of Agriculture Department (DKPP) Sumenep Arif Firmanto

" At the start of our collaboration, our maize productivity was low due to the high usage of the local variety. We aim to shift farmers’ seed usage from local maize to hybrid seed. It is not as easy as ABC, but with the suggestions from PRISMA, hybrid maize adoption in Sumenep district has increased. "

Arif Firmanto, S.TP., M.Si - Head of Agriculture Department (DKPP) Sumenep
Nursery owner in Loofoun village Malaka district Timor

" Our ancestors were born from mung beans, but we can’t keep using a traditional approach. If we want to feed our children, then we must use better quality mung bean seeds. "

Yuliana - Nursery owner Loofoun village, Malaka district, Timor