The Implementation of the Law of the Farmer using the Internet of Things in E-Agribusiness in Indonesia

Soeparna, Intan Inayatun

doi:10.5220/0010050300490055

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“…However, within implementing digital agriculture into practices, the GoI are suggested to consider the existing challenges, such as: labour alteration, data protection and cybersecurity, digital divide issues, digital education and capacity building development, integration of digital technologies research and practices, sustainable mechanism for digital actualization, and public and private partnership. These challenges are also identi ed by Soeparna et al (2018) study, stating some hurdles in implementing IoT for e-agribusiness, namely; security issue, data privacy, devices complexity, costly devices, and skilled human resources. Digital divide is also still considered as a major issue as using digital technologies in Indonesia, particularly, because of the Indonesian demographic, having more than 18,000 islands with diferent equality to access and use the technologies.…”

Section: Digital Agriculture Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Overview of Digital Agriculture Technologies in Indonesia: Policies, Implementation, and Covid-19 Relation

Mangurai

Octaviani

Anidah

et al. 2022

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This study was purposed to overview on general application of Indonesia’s digital agriculture technology policies, implementation, and its relation to the Covid-19 pandemic. This study was undertaken through a systematic evidence evaluation complemented with an interactive map and thematic map of digital agriculture application. This study reported that the Government of Indonesia (GoI) has issued national initiatives and policies that support the implementation of digital techologies in food and agriculture sectors. However, a very limited number of both initiatives and policy has mainstreamed the Covid-19 pandemic. An interactive map of digital agriculture companies can be found at this link:https://agriculture40companies.gis.co.id/, and most of the companies are in form of farmers advisory, mechanization platforms, digital marketplace, e-commerce, traceability, food delivery, and peer-to-peer lending. These applications are mostly concentrated in Java island, and and have benefited digital technologies, such as IoT, blockchain, artifical intelligence, smart phone or android, mobile apps, GPS/GIS, and drone. Start-up companies have applied strategic measures to cope with the pandemic implications and some activities of the companies are suspended.

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Section: Digital Agriculture Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%