MENDAKI

The Meaning of MENDAKI

MENDAKI stands for Towards Indonesian Sovereignty and Prosperity.

MENDAKI is positioned as a shared goal. It represents a political work whose programs are directed, measurable and detailed as a development objective for the physical well-being of the Indonesian people.

The MENDAKI program is a series of major economic programs to build a modern Indonesia through a forward-looking development plan.

Its ultimate goal is to achieve just and civilized prosperity for all Indonesian people.

Restoration Agenda

MENDAKI serves to carry out the restoration agenda within Our Resolution Path across various fields.

All of these agendas are placed on an ideal foundation guided by Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution.

Economic Programs

MENDAKI economic programs are directed toward creating sources of income, expanding employment opportunities, strengthening decentralization and developing productive sectors.

A. Sources of Income

• Initiating new financial schemes for rural and small-scale communities.
• Establishing agricultural enterprise schemes.
• Establishing trade and distribution centers for Indonesian-made products.

Programs

• Rural and small-scale financial schemes.
• Rice development program.
• Corn development.
• Improving the welfare of smallholder farmers.
• Agribusiness development program.

B. Creating Employment Opportunities

The development of mining, energy, and agro- and fisheries-based industries forms part of the agenda for creating employment and business opportunities.

• Oil refineries.
• Cement factories.
• Heavy mineral sands / zircon concentrate.
• Renewable energy sources / geothermal.
• Integrated agricultural industries.
• Integrated fisheries industries.
• Sugar factories.
• Corn and rice industries.

C. Strengthening Decentralization

Decentralization is strengthened through environmental and infrastructure development.

• Waste management / bio-organic fertilizer plants.
• Bio panels.
• Telecommunications.
• Airline development.
• High-speed rail / Mass Rapid Transit development.
• Integrated maritime industries.
• Tourism business development.

Humanitarian Programs

MENDAKI also includes a humanitarian agenda focused on improving social welfare, education, housing and healthcare services.

Social Welfare

• Free or low-cost education through university level.
• Affordable housing for low-income and impoverished communities.

Programs

• Integrated education centers.
• Rural and urban housing development.

Healthcare

• Access to health and medical centers.
• Development of health insurance.
• International hospitals.

National Legal Resolution

The humanitarian legal-awareness program involves cooperation with legal experts, legislative bodies, judicial bodies, law enforcement agencies, local governments and universities.

• Work and consult with legal experts regarding legality issues arising in community life.
• Provide advice and recommendations to legislative bodies.
• Provide legal education to the public.
• Work with judicial bodies and law enforcement agencies.
• Provide input to local governments in developing regional regulations (PERDA) aligned with business and legal issues.
• Work with experts from various universities and conduct monitoring programs.

National Environmental Resolution

The environmental program within the humanitarian program is directed toward strengthening oversight, pollution control and environmental awareness.

• Improve integrated environmental programs with a focus on mining and other industries that cause severe pollution.
• Establish non-governmental organizations to promote environmental law enforcement.
• Involve NGOs in monitoring and taking action against pollution.
• Involve university experts in environmental programs.
• Consult global pollution experts.
• Strengthen coordination with legislative bodies and other relevant institutions.
• Conduct continuous monitoring and evaluation.

National Health Resolution

The health program emphasizes improving public health services across rural areas, regencies and provinces, including services for low-income communities and the use of telemedicine.

• Improve public health programs in rural areas, regencies and provinces.
• Develop telemedicine.
• Minimum healthcare services as a right of every citizen regardless of status or social group.
• Build hospitals in remote areas and villages with medicines and qualified doctors.

National Innovation Resolution

Vocational training programs within Indonesia’s humanitarian program are directed toward producing skilled workers and creating added value.

• Develop vocational programs in various technical training fields.
• Build vocational training centers in rural areas.
• Coordinate with technical experts from within Indonesia and abroad.
• Provide the necessary machinery, equipment and tools.
• Prepare participants to create employment and added value.
• Select qualified trainers and participants.
• Build training programs together with companies, workshops and government agencies.
• Involve university experts and conduct monitoring.

From MENDAKI to IMANASI

MENDAKI is part of the journey of the New Indonesia Resolution Path toward the ideal of True Indonesian Human Beings (IMANASI).

In the JARIIBU document, MENDAKI, GARDANAS and INANIA are positioned as three talismans in the journey toward True Indonesian Human Beings.