Tangerang Selatan City

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“Innovation for sustainable development”
GUIDE BOOK
PUSPIPTEK, Tangerang Selatan City
September 20-23, 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE
BACKGROUND
1
2-3
Hi-Tech Fair
Both Layout
VISION,MISSION, OJECTIVE
4
About Tangerang Selatan City
5
Gala Dinner
Geographical Position of Tangerang Selatan
6
National Innovation Competition (NIC)
The Culture
7-10
Most Visited Place
11-14
Weather
15
Participant Hi-Tech Fair
Post Tour
Bogor Botanical Garden
Bogor Palace
54
55-57
58
59-60
61
62
63-64
16-20
RESEARCH CENTER for SCIENCE and
TECHNOLOGY (PUSPIPTEK)
65
Transportation and Picup Point
21
List of Laboratory in PUSPIPTEK
66-67
Main Venue
22
BSD Green Office Park
Hotel and Venue
Main Event
Detail Agenda
Information Contact TGIF
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Agenda Day 1 September 20, 2016
26-29
30-41
42-52
68
69
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Greetings
PREFACE
Dear distinguished WTA members and innovation activists,
On behalf of Tangerang Selatan City, I am pleased to invite you to join the Tangerang Selatan Global
Inovation Forum (TGIF) which will be held in Tangerang Selatan City, Indonesia from 20 to 23 September
2016. TGIF 2016 organized by The World Technopolis Asociation (WTA), and Tangerang Selatan City, in
very close corporation with UNESCO and the Indonesian Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher
Education.
The theme of TGIF 2016 is “Innovation for Sustainable Development”. The main objective of the Forum is
to contribute to global economic development through the promotion of a culture of innovation,
technopreneurship and the transfer of knowledge and technology. It will connect R&D professionals, STI
policy makers, players in the hi-tech productive sector and civil society from across the globe, and provide
a suitable environment for exchange. The forum will address the challenges to achieve the Agenda 2030
and its Sustainable Development Goals, in particular SDG 9.
I look forward to welcoming all of you in Tangerang Selatan City in September.
Sincerely yours,
Airin Rachmy Diany
Mayor of Tangerang Selatan City,
Republic of Indonesia
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ABOUT GIF
BACKGROUND
World Economic Forum (WEF) reported that there is an innovation gap between developing and
developed countries. Transfer of technology, exchange information, and strengthen capacity of
innovation are the best way to overcome that gap. Innovation must give added value to potential
resources in a country in order to increase the quality of life, by fulfilling their needs in the areas of food,
energy, and health. Moreover innovation must be able to ensure continuity in the management of natural
resources and reduce the negative impacts of development. Besides, innovation should based on local
wisdom and culture in the society. Therefore innovation must be able to guarantee sustainable
development and beneficial to society.
Because Republic of Indonesia particularly Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education and
South Tangerang City, UNESCO, and WTA concern about innovation for development and civil society,
therefore together to held “Tangerang Selatan Global Innovation Forum 2016 : Innovation For Sustainable
Development”. This forum will be important especially for developing country to know more about
innovation in global context. Moreover, this forum as a “bridge” between developed and developing
countries in order to achieve global economic, fair, competitive, and wise to use each natural resources
so t the impact may not be affected by another countries. Therefore, cooperation among countries is very
important, especially in innovation for sustainable development. Furthermore , the forum is to support
human welfare by using the potential resources in each country efficiently and competitively.
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ABOUT GIF
BACKGROUND
The forum will host comprehensive discussions at 3 plenary sessions. “STP policies: Academia-IndustryGovernment collaborations context” (Plenary Session 1)’ will focus on triple helix collaboration to
develop STP. “Entrepreneurship development: SMEs’ context” (Plenary Session 2)’ will discuss on
developing and promoting SME based on innovation. “Innovation clusters & sustainable development:
Innovation clusters’ context” (Plenary Session 3)’ will look at the role of innovation cluster as an
important tool to support commercialization of innovation.
In addition to the aforementioned plenary sessions, the forum will host 2 thematic special sessions on
“Smart city development” and “Creative economy (Green business)”. “Smart city devopment” session will
introduce a success story on the city that had been implemented smart city concept. “Creative economy
(Green business” will discuss about contribution creative economy to the economic growth particularly in
developing countries.
With the arrangement of coordinated and responsive discussions in the plenary sessions and the
thematic special sessions, we hope the Forum to be more than just a presentation or discussion about
theoretical opinions, and we expect it to be a benefit forum to improve innovation capacity and making
contribution to the society.
Keywords: Innovation, Sustainable Development, Social Entrepreneurship, Innovation Cluster, Smart City,
Creative Economy, Partnership, Local Wisdom.
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VISION, MISION, OBJECTIVE
Vision
Mission
Objective
Innovation based local wisdom and culture
1.
2.
3.
4.
Promoting local wisdom and culture
Promoting innovation capabilities.
Regionalization of innovation.
Build the production value chain of innovation
between countries.
1. Establishing international platform of social innovation,
culture and entrepreneurship.
2. Encouraging the technology transfer; sharing of
information, knowladge and innovation capabilities.
3. Developing innovation clusters / STPs as center of
excellence
4. Strengthening the cooperation on production value chain
of innovation between countries
Background
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ABOUT
Tangerang Selatan City
Banten is the western most Province on the island of Java, in Indonesia. Tangerang Selatan is one of city
administratively located in Banten province. Tangerang Selatan City is located in the east side of Banten
Province in the coordinate point 106˚38’ – 106˚47’ of East Longitude and 06˚13’30” – 06˚22’30” of South
Latitude, administratively consists of 7 (seven) districts, 54 (fifty four) sub-districts with the width of area
for 147.19 Km2 or 14,719 Ha.
The following are borders of South Tangerang City:
• North side is adjacent to DKI Jakarta Province & Tangerang City
• East side is adjacent to DKI Jakarta Province & Depok City
• South side is adjacent to Bogor Regency & Depok City
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Tangerang Selatan City in a brief
Geographical Position
Tangerang Selatan
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THE CULTURE
1. Palang Pintu
If you want to search for cultural identity in South Tangerang City, Palang Pintu has been a traditional art in
South Tangerang City. Betawi cultures has been embedded in the community in the area of the division of
this Tangerang City.
Accompaniment by music arts of gendang pencak, gendang dua set, kecrek, kempul, kemong, two of
warriors showed his skills through martial arts named Pencak Silat in every attraction of Palang Pintu.
Interestingly the pencat silat attractions who exhibited generally use similar sharp weapon named as golok.
The hero or escort guests or the groom has to win the fight. This culture tends witty rhymes because the
contents and the actions of performer.
For the sake of preserving traditional culture and art for ancestors in South Tangerang, The Palang Pintu art
can be easily found in studios or college martial arts of pencak silat and it keep as a cultural entity. So no
wonder that in every district had a regular group to present art in an event Palang Pintu. Whether it's a
celebration event any citizen or government official events.
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THE CULTURE
2. Lenggang Cisadane Dance
Lenggang Cisadane Dance is one of dance that unite elements of
culture in the city of Tangerang, such as Sundanese, Javanese,
Betawi, Arabic, Chinese, and many other cultures. Other than
gamelan music instrument, there is also a music tool that is in
used on the music Marawis, and complete with the marawis
songs. Lenggang Cisadane Dance is the harmonization process of
music, fashion, and movement that combined into a very
beautiful dance and show the characteristics cultural of the City
of Tangerang. Artists and humanist of the city of Tangerang, can
be produced speciality art of City of Tangerang it self by
combining elements of music and costumes.
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THE CULTURE
3. Gambang Kromong Art
Gambang Kromong Art is one type of music that combined gamelan orchestra with musical instrument from
tionghoa, such as Tehyan, Kongahyan, and Sukong. Referred to as Gambang Kromong as taken from the
name of two percussion instrument, that is namely gambang and kromong. The begining form of Gambang
Kromong art can not be separated from a community leader of the Chinese in China adopted by the Dutch
captain named Nie Hoe Kong, during the tenure 1736-1740. The instrument that used by Gambang Kromong
Art is consists of a gambang, kromong, flute, drums, sukong, manacle, kongahyan or Tehyan as a
counterpoint melody.
http://jakarta.panduanwisata.id/files/2015/02/gambang-1.jpg
http://indonesianparadise.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/GAMBANG-KROMONGTRADITIONAL-ORCHESTRA-MUSIC-BETAWI-INDONESIA-COVER.jpg
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THE CULTURE
4. Lenong Art
Lenong Art is the one of the traditional theater or also
called the theatrical Betawi, who came from Jakarta.
The Lenong Art, usually accompanied by music gambang
kromong and other music instrument. Generally, the
role of lenong or scenario in lenong art contains a moral
message, such as misconduct, hate greed, and helping
people who are weak. The language that used in lenong
art is Melayu language or Indonesian language and
dialect of Betawi.
http://stat.k.kidsklik.com/data/photo/2009/09/24/3501941p.jpg
*Source :
http://tangselmedia.com/kebudayaan-dan-seni-yang-terdapat-di-kota-tangerang.html
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MOST VISITED PLACE
1. Situ Gintung
Situ Gintung, is a natural park that have
concept Fun at Nature, is an integrated sites
and has many tourist facilities, such as
outbound, camping, paint ball etc. This place
is appropriate for someone who likes playing
in the nature.
2. City Park BSD City
The City Park BSD more like an urban forest
or small botanical garden. This place is very
convenient to be picnic location at the
weekend.
*Source :
http://travelingyuk.com/tempat-wisata-di-tangerang-selatan/
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MOST VISITED PLACE
3. The Breeze BSD City
The Breeze is a lifestyle center located in BSD City Serpong, South Tangerang.
Can be found in the BSD Green Office Park. This place was built as a place of
entertainment and lifestyle center that is integrated with the natural view of
the Cisadane lake. With this vast area has provided 65 business unit. The
Breeze is expected to become a tourist shopping destination, dinning and
recreation.
4. Froggy Floating Castle
The 58 meter high building looks as if hovering as high as 10 meters that
represents the dream of children in Indonesia to become a great man. Froggy
Floating Castle noted by MURI as the world's first floating castle building.
This building was initiated and owned by Fernando Iskandar and he has not
only built this cool buildings but also established Froggy Edutography, a
multiple intelligence development program for children who are innovative.
*Source :
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MOST VISITED PLACE
5. Kandang Jurang Doank
http://travelingyuk.com/tempatwisata-di-tangerang-selatan/
Kandang Jurang Doank founded by artist Dik Doank who was so concerned with
the education of children in Indonesia. This place became one of the most
important educational tourism assets owned by South Tangerang. Anyone can
join in the Kandang Jurang Doank and is located at Komplek Pondok Sawah
Indah (Alvita), South Tangerang, they will get a lot of lessons to be delivered
through fun ways.
6. Forest City Tanah Tingal
Located at Jl. Merpati Raya No. 32, Kelurahan Sawah Baru, Kecamatan
Ciputat. Various interisting activities to do here, from exploring forest,
observing bird activity, exploring lake by boat, swimming, outbound,
wall climbing, painting, view photo gallery and various Java ornaments.
http://www.tempatwisataid.com/wpcontent/uploads/2014/01/Tempat-Wisata-Tanah-Tingal-TangerangSelatan.jpg
*Source :
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MOST VISITED PLACE
7. Ocean Park BSD City
This place is the best water park in South Tangerang.
They have many exciting water rides such as Splash
Town, Pasific Wave, Carribiean River, Race Slider and
Lagoon The Bahamas.
http://oceanpark.co.id/wpcontent/themes/bsd/assets/images/bg-testimoni.jpg
8. Dongeng Village
This place is located at Jl. Musyawarah RT 04/01 No. 99
Kampung Sawah, Ciputat, Tangerang Selatan, Banten. This
place not only for tourism interest but also very concerned
with education for children especially to build of character
for children.
http://abouttng.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Kampung-Dongeng-Ciputat.jpg
*Source Content :
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WHEATHER
Climatic conditions based on research in Class I Tangerang Geophysics Station in 2010, namely in the
form of temperature data (temperature) of air, humidity and solar intensity, rainfall and average wind
speed. The air temperature was around 23.4 ° C - 34.2 ° C with a minimum air temperature was in
October of 23.4 ° C and maximum air temperature in February is 34.2 ° C. The average humidity is 80.0%,
while the sun's intensity is 49.0%. The state of highest rainfall occurs in January, which is 264.4 mm, while
the average rainfall in a year is 154.9 mm. The highest rainy day in December with rainy days as much as
19 days. The average wind speed in a year is 4.9 Km / h and the average maximum speed of 38.3 km / hr.
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Accomodation
HOTEL AND VENUE
Hotel Grand Zuri BSD (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
From Airport to Hotel
From Hotel to PUSPIPTEK
: Jl. Pahlawan Seribu Kavling Ocean Walk, Blok CBD
Lot. 6, BSD City, Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia
: +62 21 29404955
: www.grandzuri.com/bsdcity
: Rp. 567,534 / USD 75,81 – 98,65
: about 1 hour
: about 30 min.
Hotel Santika BSD City (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Teraskota Entertainment Center, CBD Lot VII B,
Jalan Pahlawan Seribu, Serpong, Tangerang Selatan,
Indonesia
: +62 21 29915999
: www.santika.com/santika-bsd
: Rp. 585,000 / USD 45,31 – 93,57
: about 1 hour
: about 30 min.
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Accomodation
HOTEL AND VENUE
Hotel Mercure Alam Sutra (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Jl Alam Sutera Boulevard Kav23, Serpong,
Tangerang Selatan 15325, Indonesia
: +62 21 29668668
: http://www.mercure.com/gb/hotel-8455-mercure-serpong-alam-sutera
: Rp. 796,180 / USD 83,97 - 106,26
: about 1 hour
: about 40 min.
Hotel Santika Premiere Bintaro (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Jl Prof. Dr. Satrio Blok B7/A3-01 CBD Bintaro Jaya
Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia
: +62 21 29868989
: http://www.santika.com/bintaro-premiere
: Rp. 790.000 / USD 58,56 - 88,30
: about 1 hour
: about 30 min.
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Accomodation
HOTEL AND VENUE
Hotel Sapphire Sky (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Jl. BSD Boulevard Utara SC II No. 2, BSD City,
Kota Tangerang, Banten
: +62 21 30032979
: http://sapphireskyhotel.com/
: Rp. 404,430
: about 1 hour
: about 40 min.
Hotel Soll Marina Serpong (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Jl. Raya Serpong KM. 7, Serpong Utara, Banten 15326
: +62 21 29667766
: http://www.sollmarinahotel.com/serpong/
: Rp. 502,400
: about 1 hour
: about 40 min.
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Accomodation
HOTEL AND VENUE
Hotel Pranaya Suites (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Commercial Park CBD Lot VIII No. 3, BSD City,
Banten 15322
: +62 21 29058888
: http://www.pranayasuites.com/home
: Rp. 616,738
: about 1 hour
: about 30 min.
Hotel IBIS Gading Serpong (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Jl. Gading Serpong Boulevard Blok M5 No.19, Serpong,
Tangerang, Banten 15810
: +62 21 22220116
: http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-8826-ibis-gading-serpong/index.shtml
: Rp. 422,532
: about 1 hour
: about 45 min.
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Accomodation
HOTEL AND VENUE
Hotel Santika Premiere ICE BSD (★★★★)
Address
Phone Number
Website
Price for 1 night
: Jalan BSD Grand Boulevard, BSD City, Tangerang,
Banten 15339,
: +62 21 80634899
: http://www.santika.com/premiereicebsd
: Rp. 666,000
: about 1 hour 30 min
: about 30 min.
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Accomodation
TRANSPORTATION
and PICK-UP POINT
Total Transportation
30 Bus
5 Toyota Camry for VVIP
5 Toyota Alphard for VVIP
Schedule
Standby on Airport
07.00 AM
For travel from airport to hotel
Standby on Hotel
07.00 AM
For travel from hotel to venue
Standby on Venue
07.00 PM
For travel from venue to hotel
Note : for more detail information about
transportation scheduleyou can ask to the LO and
desk information in hotel
Please find the banner sign for
pick-up point at the airport and
information desk at the hotel
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MAIN VANUE PUSPIPTEK
1. Graha Widiya Bhakti
Conference & Meeting
2. Hall A (Gala Dinner)
3. Hall B (Hi-Tech Expo)
1
4. Hall C (SME’s Exhibition)
4
3
2
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MAIN EVENT
“Innovation for sustainable development”
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GLOBAL INNOVATION FORUM
Keynote Speech
Plenary Session 1, 2 & 3
Thematic Special Session A & B
WTA General Assembly
30th
Executive Board Meeting
GIF Organizing Commitee Meeting
WTA Univeristy President’s Forum
WTA Mayor’s Forum
10th WTA General Assembly
UNESCO/WTA Regional Workshop
Keynote Lecture
Lecture 1,2 & 3
Panel Discussion
Fair/Exibition
Hi-Tech Fair 2016 & Business Meeting
SME’s Bazaar & Exhibition
Side Event
Seminar on Management of Innovation
(Diretorat Jenderal Penguatan Inovasi)
Seminar on Water Transportation
(Dinas Tata Kota Tangerang Selatan)
Innovation Competition
(BLHD Kota Tangsel dan BIC)
Workshop on Incubator Development
(Direktorat Jenderal IPTEKDIKTI)
Ceremony of UNESCO Science Report
(UNESCO)
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DETAIL AGENDA
Time
DAY 1
20th September 2016
UNESCO - WTA
TRAINING
WORKSHOP
ROOM :
3rd Floor TMC 2
Agenda
2
08.00 AM - 09.00 AM
09.00 AM - 09.05 AM
09.05 AM - 09.10 AM
09.10 AM - 09.15 AM
09.15 AM - 09.20 AM
09.20 AM - 09.22 AM
09.22 AM - 10.07 AM
10.07 AM - 10.17 AM
10.17 AM - 10.27 AM
10.27 AM - 10.30 AM
10.30 AM - 11.00 AM
11.00 AM - 11.02 AM
Registration
Opening
Opening Remark
Welcoming Remark
Special Remark
Introduction of Keynote Lecturer
Keynote Lecture
Q&A
Group Photo
Closing
Break
Introduction of Lecturer 1
11.02 AM - 11:52 AM
Lecture 1
11:52 AM - 12:00 PM
12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Q&A
Lunch
01:00 PM - 01:02 PM
01:02 PM - 01:52 PM
Lecture 2
01:52 PM - 02:00 PM
Q&A
02:00 PM - 02:02 PM
02:02 PM - 02:52 PM
Lecture 3
02:52 PM - 03:00 PM
Q&A
03:00 PM - 03:02 PM
Introduction of Speaker 4
03:30 PM - 04:00 PM
Presentation about STP in Bogor
Region
Break (Stage Setting)
04:00 PM - 04:30 PM
Pannel Discussion
04:30 PM - 04:35 PM
04:35 PM - 04:40 PM
04:40 PM - 04:45 PM
04:45 PM - 05:00 PM
Wrap-up
Closing remark
Closing remark
Closing
03:02 PM - 03:30 PM
Actor
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MC : Dr. Yoslan Nur
UNESCO Representative : Mr Erenesto Fernandez Polcuch.
Kwon Sun-Taik / Mayor of Daejeon
Airin Rachmi Diany / Mayor of Tangerang Selatan City
MC
Prof. Deog Seong Oh / President of Chungnam National University
Moderator : Dr. Yoslan Nur
Moderator: Dr. Yoslan Nur
Dr. Jaehoon Rhee / President of Korea Teachnopark Association /
President of Gyeongbuk Technopark, Republic of Korea
Moderator: Dr. Yoslan Nur
Moderator : Dr. Dudi Iskandar M.For.Sc / Director of Center for
Technopreneurship and Industrial Cluster - BPPT
Dr. AminReza Khaleghian / Director General of Pardis Technology Park,
Iran
Mr. Jay Lin / Director of International Cooperation, Tus-Holding Co.,
Ltd., China
Nurhayanti, SH., MM., M.Si /Regent of Bogor
Penelis 1 : Sri Setiawati / Head of Puspiptek
Panelis 2 : Johan Tamsir / Head of Cikarang Techno Park
MC: Dr. Yoslan Nur
Prof. Byung-Joo Kang / Secretary General of WTA
UNESCO Representative : Mr Erenesto Fernandez Polcuch
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DAY 1
20th September 2016
30th WTA
Executive
Board Meeting
(ROOM : 2001)
Time
Agenda
Actor
30th WTA Executive Board Meeting and GIF Organizing Committee Meeting
30th WTA Executive Board
11.00 AM - 12.30 PM Meeting
GIF Organizing Committee
Chair: Prof. Byung-Joo Kang / Secretary General of
WTA
12.30 PM - 02.00 PM Lunch
GIF Organizing Committe
02.00 PM - 03.30 PM GIF Organizing Committee
Chair: Prof. Byung-Joo Kang / Secretary General of
WTA
WELCOME RECEPTION
GIF Organizing
Committee
Meeting
(ROOM : 2005)
Welcome
Reception
(Hall A Puspiptek)
06.30 PM - 06.40 PM Opening Remark
Sri Setiawati / Head of Puspiptek
06.40 PM - 06.50 PM Welcoming Remark
Benyamin Davnie / Vice Mayor of Tangerang Selatan
awarded by
Prof. Byung Joo Kang,
UNESCO Representative (Erenesto Fernandez
Polcuch, Vice Mayor of Tangerang Selatan
(benyamin Davnie)
06.50 PM - 07.10 PM
U-W Workshop
Certification Ceremony
07.10 PM - 07.20 PM Art Performance
07.20 PM - 08.00 PM Dinner
08.00 PM - 08.05 PM Closing Remark
Sri Setiawati / Head of Puspiptek
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DAY 1
20th
September 2016
SIDE EVENT
National Seminar on
Management Innovation
Start on
ROOM
: 08.00 AM – 06.30 PM
: GWB 1001 – paralel TMC 2 3rd Floor
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DAY 1
20th
September 2016
SIDE EVENT
SEMINAR
TANGERANG
SELATAN
WATERFRONT
CITY
ROOM :
GWB 1002
Time
07.00 AM - 08.00 AM
Agenda
Actor
Reistration
Pembukaan :
1 . Pentas Seni dan Budaya
2 . Menyanyikan Lagu indonesia
08.00 AM – 09.00 AM Raya
3 . Do'a
4 . Sambutan :
Mukoddas Syuhada
a. Ketua Penyelenggara
Sesi Pertama:
09.00 AM – 10.30 AM
Babeh Idin, Padepokan Sanggabuana
1. Dongeng Sungai dan Situ
2. Kebudayaan dan Kearifan
Abah Jatnika, Yayasan Bambu Indonesia
Lokal Sungai dan Situ
Sesi Kedua:
10.30 AM – 12.00 PM
Dialog
12.00 PM – 01.00 PM
Break
Sesi Ketiga :
1. Kementerian PUPERA
01.00 PM – 04.00 PM
2. Kementerian KLHK
3. PTRIM BPPT
04.00 PM – 04.30 PM
Closing
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DAY 2
Time
Agenda
Actor
08.00 AM - 08.45 AM
Registration
08.45 AM - 08.50 AM
Opening
08.50 AM - 08.55 AM
National Anthem
08.55 AM - 09.00 AM
Pray
09.00 AM - 09.10 AM
Indonesia cultural
performance
09.10 AM - 09.15 AM
Opening Remark
Airin Rachmi Diany
09.15 AM - 09.20 AM
Welcoming Remark
Kwon Sun-Taik, President of WTA
09.20 AM - 09.25 AM
Welcoming Remark
UNESCO Representative : Mr Shahbaz Khan
Opening
Ceremony
09.25 AM - 09.35 AM
Congratulatory Remark
Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education
09.35 AM - 09.45 AM
Special Remark
President of Republic of Indonesia
(Auditorium GWB)
09.45 AM - 09.55 AM
Opening the event and
the exhibition
President of Republic of Indonesia / Ministry of
Research, Technology, and Higher Education
09.55 AM - 10.00 AM
VIP Group Photo
10.00 AM - 10.15 AM
Break
21th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
MC : Ferdi Hasan, Tya Diran
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DAY 2
21th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
Keynote Speech
(Auditorium GWB)
Time
Agenda
Actor
10.15 AM - 10.17 AM
Introduction of special
speaker
MC
10.17 AM - 11.00 AM
Special Speaker
Prof. Dr.BJ. Habibie / Former Ministry of Research and
Technology
11.00 AM - 11.02 AM
Introduction of keynote
speaker 1
MC
11.02 AM - 11.30 AM
Keynote Speaker (1)
Prof. Deog-Seong Oh / President of Chungnam National
University, Republic of Korea
11.30 AM - 11.32 AM
speaker 2
11.30 AM - 12.00 PM
Keynote Speaker (2)
12.00 PM - 12.02 PM
speaker 3
12.02 PM - 12.30 PM
Keynote Speaker (3)
12.30 PM - 12.32 PM
Closing
12.32 PM - 01.30 PM
Lunch
Prof. Richard A. Levao / President of Bloomfield College, USA
Prof. Herry Suhardyanto / Rector of Institute of Bogor
Agriculture University (IPB), Indonesia
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Tangerang Selatan Global Innovation Forum
Keynote Speech
Prof. Deog-Seong Oh
• President of Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea
• Former Secretary General of World Technopolis Association
• Member of the UNESCO High Panel on Science for Development (HPSD)
Theme of Presentation :
“Role Of University To Support Regional Innovation : Case Study Chungnam National University”
Prof. Dr. Ir. Herry Suhardyanto
• President of Bogor Agriculture University (IPB)
“Innovation Based on Role of University To Increase Competitiveness”
Prof. Richard A. Levao
•
President of Bloomfield University, USA
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DAY 2
Time
Agenda
01.30 PM - 01.32 PM
Opening
& Introduction of Keynote Speaker
01.32 PM - 01.57 PM
Keynote Speech
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
01.57 PM - 01.59 PM
Introduction of panel speaker 1
01.59 PM - 02.14 PM
panel speech 1
02.14 PM - 02.16 PM
02.16 PM - 02.31 PM
panel speech 2
Plenary Session 1
STP Policies:
AcademiaIndustryGovernment
Collaborations'
Context
(Auditorium GWB)
02.31 PM - 02.33 PM
21th September 2016
02.33 PM - 02.48 PM
panel speech 3
02.48 PM - 02.50 PM
Actor
Prof. David Ferguson / Distinguished Service
Professor and Chair, SUNY Stony Brook, USA
Prof. Eberhard Becker / Former Rector of TU
Dortmund University, Germany
Prof. Yasuo Miyakawa / Emeritus Professor of
Kyushu University, Japan
Ir. H.S. Hanung Harimba Rachman, S.E., M.S /
Indonesia Investment of Coordinating Board (BKPM)
- Director for Investment Planning of Agribusiness
and Other Natural Resources
02.50 PM - 03.05 PM
panel speech 4
Prof. Dr. Agus Sartono / Coordinating Ministry of
Human Developing and Culture (Kementerian
Koordinator Pembangunan Manusia dan
Kebudayaan)
03.05 PM - 03.28 PM
Discussion and Q&A
Moderator : Idwan Suhardi / University of Indonesia
03.28 PM - 03.30 PM
Closing
03.30 PM - 04.00 PM
Break
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Plenary Session 1
Prof. David Ferguson
• Academic Chair of the Department of Technology & Society,
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, SUNY Stony Brook, USA
“Developing Regional Innovation System To Trigger Regional Competitiveness”
Panel Speakers :
• Prof. Eberhard Becker / Former Rector of TU Dortmund, Germany
Theme of Presentation : “Linkage AmongTriple Helix In Developing STP : Case Study Dortmund University”
• Prof. Dr. Agus Sartono / Deputy of Coordinating Ministry of Human Development and Culture (PMK)
Theme of Presentation : “Indonesia Government Policy To Develop 100 STPs”
• Ir. H.S. Hanung Harimba Rachman, S.E., M.S / Director for Investment Planning of Agribusiness and
Other Natural Resources of Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)
Theme of Presentation : “Investment Strategy to Support Research and Innovation in Indonesia”
Moderator :
• Dr. Idwan Suhardi (University of Indonesia)
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DAY 2
21th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
Plenary Session 2
Entrepreneurship
Development:
SMEs' Context
(Auditorium GWB)
Time
04.00 PM - 04.02 PM
Agenda
Actor
Opening &
Introduction of Keynote Speaker
04.02 PM - 04.32 PM Keynote Speech
Dr. Ilkka Kakko / Founder & Partner of Karostech Ltd.,
Finland
04.32 PM - 04.34 PM Introduction of panel speaker 1
04.34 PM - 04.51 PM Panel Speech 1
Dr. Hoonje Cho / COO of Makersvill, Republic of Korea
Tri Mumpuni / Founder Micro Hydro
Ir. H.Dony Rahajoe / Managing Director Presiden Office
Sinar Mas Digital Venture (PT. Sinar Mas, Tbk)
05.29 PM - 05.58 PM Discussion and Q&A
Moderator : Bambang Setiadi / Head of National
Research Council
05.58 PM - 06.00 PM Closing
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Plenary Session 2
Prof. Michael Luger
• Director of Manchester Business School, UK
“Role of Research Park To Support SMEs : Case Study UK”
Panel Speakers :
• Dr. Inje Cho / CEO of ActnerLab Co., Ltd., Republic of Korea
in association with Dr. Hoonje Cho / COO of Makersvill, Republic of Korea,
Theme of Presentation : “Government Strategies To Develop SMEs Based Technology”
• Mr. Nadiem Makarim / Founder and CEO of Go-Jek (TBC),
Theme of Presentation : “Social Entrepreneur: Urban System Transportation”
• Mr. Dony Rahajoe / Sinar Mas Digital Ventures (TBC),
Theme of Presentation : “Venture Capital to support SME development – Case Study Sinar Mas”
Moderator :
• Dr. Bambang Setiadi (Head of National Research Council, Indonesia)
Time
DAY 2
21th September 2016
Agenda
02.00 PM - 02.05 PM
Opening Remark
02.05 PM - 02.10 PM
Welcoming Remark
02.10 PM - 02.20 PM
02.20 PM - 02.30 PM
UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENT’S
FORUM
ROOM :
3rd Floor TMC 2
02.30 PM - 02.40 PM
Case Presentation on Topic 1 “Linkage
Between University and Industry: STP
Development Context”
02.40 PM - 02.50 PM
02.50 PM - 03.15 PM
Discussion
03.15 PM - 03.30 PM
Break
03.30 PM - 03.40 PM
03.40 PM - 03.50 PM
03.50 PM - 04.00 PM
04.00 PM - 04.10 PM
04.10 PM - 04.35 PM
04.55 PM - 05.05 PM
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Moderator : Saiful Bahri PhD
Dr.Ir. Isnuwardianto / President of Indonesia Institute of
Technology (ITI), Indonesia
Prof. Young-Kuk Kim/ Chungnam National University, Republic
Case Presentation on Topic 2 “The Link and
of Korea
Match of Universities and STPs
Prof. Ir. Dwikorita Karnawati, M.Sc., Ph.D / President of Gadjah
Mada University (UGM), Indonesia
Prof. Saminu Ibrahim / Vice Chancellor of Abubakar Tafawa
Balewa University, Nigeria
Discussion
Moderator : Prof Dr Krishna Muchtar
Dr Ninok Leksono MA / President of Multimedia Nusantara
University (UMN), Indonesia
04.35 PM - 04.45 PM
04.45 PM - 04.55 PM
Actor
Prof Dr Intan Ahmad /
Director General of Learning and Student Affairs
Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education of the
Republic of Indonesia
Prof. Deog-Seong Oh / President of Chungnam National
University, Republic of Korea
Prof. Dr. Ir. Kadarsah Suryadi / President of Bandung Institute
of Technology (ITB), Indonesia
Prof. Peter K. Jeong / Vice President of Bloomfield College,
USA
Prof Ir. M Ashari, M.Eng., Ph.D / President of Telkom
University (Tel-U), Indonesia
Prof. Martha Losada Falk / Rector of Antonio Nariño
University, Colombia
Case Presentation on Topic 3 “Developing Prof. Chung-Sik Yim /
business incubator at university for student Vice President of Hannam University, Republic of Korea
entrepreneurship”
Dr Dayat Hidayat / President of Pamulang University (Unpam),
Indonesia
Prof. Mikulas Bek / Rector of Masaryk University, Czech
Republic
05.05 PM - 05.15 PM
05.15 PM - 05.40 PM
Discussion
05.40 PM - 05.55 PM
Wrap up & closing
05.55 PM - 06.00 PM
Launching Taxation's Book
Moderator : Dr Ir Winarno M Kom
For Indonesian Participant
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University President’s Forum
Linkage Between University and Industry: STP Development Context
One of the most important factors for developing STP is linkage between university and industry. University
is a source of human capital that has knowledge to support industries for developing their products.
Therefore, it is important to make linkage between university and industry. The way to linkage is integrating
curriculum and all the activities in universities with the needs of industry, without neglecting the vision and
mission of its university. This session will discuss experiences and lessons learned from integrating the
needs of industry into the university’s activities, the role of a university in the context of the STP
environment, etc.
Prof. Dr. Ir Kadarsah Suryadi
Prof. Ir. M Ashari, M.Eng., Ph.D
President of Bandung Institute of
Technology (ITB), Indonesia
President of Telkom University
(Tel-U), Indonesia
Prof. Peter K. Jeong
Prof. Marta Losada Falk
Vice President of Bloomfield College
USA
Rector of Antonio Nariño University,
Colombia
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The Link and Match of Universities and STPs
A science and technology park (STP) has two main objectives. The first is to act as a catalyst for
regional economic development, while the second relates to facilitating the creation and
development of new technology-based companies and knowledge transfer from universities to
industries. Hence, universities have important role in STPs. Universities are suppliers of human
resources, ideas, and technology for the support and development of industrial product in STPs. This
session will discuss how university play a role in STP, how university could provide technology that
can be commercialized and support industry in STP, etc.
Dr. Ir Isnuwardianto
President of Indonesia Institute of
Technology (ITI), Indonesia
Prof. Kyu-Yong Song
Chairman of LINC Foundation,
Chungnam National University,
Republic of Korea
Prof. Ir. Dwikorita Karnawati,
M.Sc., Ph.D
President of Gadjah Mada University
(UGM), Indonesia
Prof. Saminu Ibrahim
Vice Chancellor of Abubakar Tafawa
Balewa University, Nigeria
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Developing business incubator at university for student entrepreneurship
In this era, university should pay attention to the needs of industry. University should not only teach but
also develop products that can be used by industry or community. To support this, university needs to
develop the business incubator. Existing students or alumni can utilize the incubator, which can help
them enter the world and make interaction with industry and business. After completing their study, they
would be equipped with necessary skills to contribute to the innovation and creation of new businesses.
This forum will discuss about how to set up university business incubator, sharing experience working
with business incubator, etc.
Dr Ninok Leksono MA
President of Multimedia Nusantara
University (UMN), Indonesia
Dr Dayat Hidayat
President of Pamulang University
(Unpam), Indonesia
Prof. Duk-Hoon Lee
Prof. Mikulas Bek
President of Hannam University, Repu
blic of Korea
Rector of Masaryk University,
Czech Republic
Time
DAY 2
Agenda
Actor
Mou Signing Ceremony
11.30 AM - 11.35 AM
Opening Remark
21th September 2016
11.35 AM - 11.40 AM
Remark
MoU SIGNING
CEREMONY
11.40 AM - 11.45 AM
Remark
11.45 AM - 11.55 AM
Remark
11.55 AM - 12.00 PM
MoU Signing : Establishment of Science and Technology-Based Regional
Innovation System
MoU Signing : Solo Technopark and Daejeon Techno Park
12.00 PM - 01.00 PM
Lunch
ROOM :
GWB 2001
UNESCO
SCIENCE
REPORT
ROOM :
GWB 2007
WELCOME
DINNER
ROOM :
HALL A PUSPIPTEK
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Kwon, Sun-Taik / Mayor of Daejeon Metropolitan
city
Airin Rachmi Diany / Mayor of Tangerang Selatan
City
Each Party
UNESCO Science Report
UNESCO Representative : Mr Erenesto Fernandez
Polcuch.
Prof. Tim Turpin / Adjunt Professor, School of
Business, Western Sydeny University, Australia
Prof. Rajah Rasiah / Professor of International
Development, University of Malaya, Malaysia
01.30 PM - 01.40 PM
Opening Remark
01.40 PM - 02.00 PM
Speaker (1)
02.00 PM - 02.20 PM
Speaker (2)
02.20 PM - 02.30 PM
Discussion & Closing
WELCOME DINNER
06.30 PM - 06.40 PM
Opening Remark
Minister of Research, Technology, and Higher
Education
06.40 PM - 06.50 PM
Welcoming Remark
Mayor of Tangerang Selatan City
06.50 PM - 07.00 PM
Art Performance
- Daedeok Innopolis Singers
07.00 PM - 08.00 PM
Dinner
Taost Proposal:
Kwon, Sun-Taik / President of WTA
08.00 PM - 08.05 PM
Closing Remark
UNESCO Representative
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DAY 3
Time
08.00 AM - 09.00 AM
Registration
09.00 AM - 09.02 AM
Opening
& Introduction of Session keynote
speaker
22th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
Plenary Session 3
Innovation
Clusters &
Sustainable
Development
ROOM :
Auditorium GWB
Agenda
Actor
Dr. Raimund Broechler / Vice President of
International Network for SMEs (INSME)
Senior Delivery Manager of INTRASOFT Intl. S.
A., Luxemburg
09.02 AM - 09.27 AM
Session Keynote Speech
09.27 AM - 09.29 AM
09.29 AM - 09.44 AM
Panel speech 1
09.44 AM - 09.46 AM
09.46 AM - 10.01 AM
Panel speech 2
10.01 AM - 10.03 AM
10.03 AM - 10.18 AM
Panel speech 3
10.18 AM - 10.20 AM
10.20 AM - 10.35 AM
Panel speech 4
Maily / Martina Berto
10.35 AM - 10.58 AM
Disussion
Moderator : Marga Alisyabana, Ph.D / Vice
President of Indonesia Institute of Technology
(ITI)
10.58 AM - 11.00 AM
Closing
11.00 AM - 11.30 AM
Break
Prof. Fred Young Phillips / Distinguished
Professor of Yuan Ze Univeristy, Taiwan
Dr. Kaharuddin Djenod / PT. Hidrolab Naval
Indonesia
Dr. Warsito P Taruno / Director of PT. Ctech Lab
Edwar Technology
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Plenary Session 3
Dr. Raimund Broechler
• Vice President of International Network for SMEs (INSME)
• Senior Delivery Manager of INTRASOFT Intl. S. A., Luxemburg
“How To Build Innovative SME in Developing Country”
Panel Speakers :
• Prof. Fred Young Phillips / Distinguished Professor of Yuanze University, Taiwan in association with
Prof. Deog-Seong Oh / President of Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea
Sharing Knowledge : Developing Innovation Cluster for Sustainable Development in Taiwan”
• Dr. Kaharrudin Djenod / Director of PT Hidrolab Naval Indonesia, Indonesia
Theme of Presentation : “Developing Innovation Cluster on Marine Technology”
• Dr. Warsito P Taruno / Director of PT. Ctech Lab Edwar Teknologi, Indonesia (TBC)
Theme of Presentation : Sharing Experience : “Creating Industry-Based Innovation”
• Dr. (HC). Martha Tilaar / Founder and CEO of Martina Berto, Indonesia (TBC)
Theme of Presentation : “Elevating Traditional Products to the Global Market”
Moderator :
• Marga Alisyahbana Ph.D (Vice President of Indonesia Institute of Technology)
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DAY 3
22th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
Thematic Special
Session 1*
Smart City
Development
ROOM :
GWB 1001
Time
Agenda
Actor
11.30 AM - 11.32 AM
Opening &
Introduction of Speaker 1
11.32 AM - 11.42 AM
Speech 1
11.42 AM - 11.44 AM
Introduction of speaker 2
11.44 AM - 11.54 AM
Speech 2
11.54 AM - 11.56 AM
11.56 AM - 11.58 AM
Speech 3
11.58 AM - 12.08 PM
12.08 PM - 12.18 PM
Speech 4
12.18 PM - 12.20 PM
12.20 PM - 12.30 PM
Speech 5
Dr. (H.C) Ir. Tri Rismaharini, M.T / Mayor of Surabaya
12.30 PM - 12.58 PM
Discussion
Moderator : Prof. Dwia Aries Tina Pulubuhu /
President of Hasanuddin University
12.58 PM - 01.00 PM
Closing
* : parallel
Prof. Sang-Ryong Cha / Professor of Nakasakki
University, Japan
Airin Rachmi Diany, SH., MH./
Mayor of Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia
Ramdhan Pomanto / Mayor of Makassar
Dr. Zulkieflimansyah / Member of the House of
Representatives, Indonesia
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Thematic Special Session 1
Smart City Development
Many cities in the world are facing the high rate of urbanization which bring subsequent problems such
as waste management, equality in education and economic services, reliabale public transportation, and
access to health services. There is a need for innovative and smart urban planning concepts to overcome
such problems. Smart City is a concept that explores “smart” way in facilitating the public to have better
access through innovative information technology to the goverment services in economy, environtment,
education, health and other social services. The forum will share knowledge and experience on the
development of smart cities in several countries.
Speakers :
• Prof. Sang-Ryong Cha / Professor of Nakasakki University, Japan
Theme of Presentation : “Innnovation in Urban Planning To Support Social Welfare”
• Airin Rahmy Diany, SH., MH. / Mayor of Tangsel, Indonesia,
Theme of Presentation : “Challenges To Develop Tangerang Selatan as Smart City”
• Ridwan Kamil ST., MUD / Mayor of Bandung, Indonesia (TBC)
Theme of Presentation : “Challenges To Develop Bandung as Smart City”
• Dr. Zulkieflimansyah / Member of the House of Representatives of The Republic of Indonesia(TBC)
Theme of Presentation : “Strengthening Innovation Capacity to Support Smart City Development”
Moderator :
• Dr. Kusmayanto Kadiman (Former of Minister of Research and Technology)
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DAY 3
22th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
Thematic Special
Session 2*
Creative Economy
& Green Business
ROOM :
GWB 1001
Time
11.30 AM - 11.32 AM
Agenda
Actor
Opening
& Introduction of speaker 1
11.32 AM - 11.52 AM Speech 1
Prof. Byung Joo Kang / Secretary General of
World Technopolis Association
11.52 AM - 11.54 AM Introduction of speaker 2
11.54 AM - 12.14 PM Speech 2
M. Ihsan Akhirulsyah / CFO of e-Fishery Pte Ltd
12.14 PM - 12.16 PM Introduction of speaker 3
12.16 PM - 12.36 PM Speech 3
Ricky Pesik / Creative Economy Board (Badan
Ekonomi Kreatif), Indonesia
12.36 PM - 12.58 PM Discussion and Q&A
Moderator : Prof. Dr. Enny Sudarmonowati /
Deputy for Life Sciences, Indonesia Institute of
Sciences (LIPI)
12.58 PM - 01.00 PM Closing
01.00 PM - 02.00 PM Lunch
* : parallel
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Thematic Special Session 2
Creative Economy and Green Business
The growing of creative economy is aligning with the development of information technology which lead
to expansion of creative industries based on local culture and science. Creative economy is not only
about the creation of economic added value but also the creation of added value in social, cultural, and
environmental aspects. The development of renewable resources and technology innovation could
support creating creative economic opportunities through the growing creative industries. In the era of
sustainable development, the concept of green business is emerging as one of the creative industries. To
stimulate creative economy opportunities, it has to be supported by the universities in improving the
quality and quantity of human resources. The forum will elaborate the concept of green business strives
to bring positive impacts to the economy, environment and community.
Speakers :
• Dr. Ilkka Kakko / Founder & Partner of Karostech Ltd., Finland
Theme of Presentation : “How To Elaborate Creative Innovation Into Economy”
• Prof. Byung Joo Kang / Secretary General of WTA
Theme of Presentation : “How develop creative economy cluster to support regional economic growth”
• Mr. M Ihsan Akhirulsyah / Chief Financial Officer, eFishery, Indonesia
Theme of Presentation : “Developing creative economy based on innovation fishery”
• Mr. Triawan Munaf / Creative Economy Board (TBC)
Theme of Presentation : “Creativity and Innovation as a Key For Economic Growth”
Moderator :
• Prof. Dr. Sudarso Kaderi Wiryono, DEA
(School of Business and Management, Bandung Institute of Technology)
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DAY 3
22th September 2016
TANGERANG
SELATAN
GLOBAL
INOVATION
FORUM
Time
Agenda
02.00 PM - 02.02 PM
Opening
02.02 PM - 02.05 PM
Remark
02.05 PM - 02.08 PM
Remark
02.08 PM - 02.11 PM
Remark
02.11 PM - 02.21 PM
Highlight of Plenary Session 1
02.21 PM - 02.31 PM
02.31 PM - 02.41 PM
Highlight of Thematic Special
Session 1
Highlight of Thematic Special
02.51 PM - 03.01 PM
Session 2
Round Table
Meeting
02.41 PM - 02.51 PM
ROOM :
3rd Floor TMC 2
03.01 PM - 03.11 PM
Highlight of 2016 Tangsel GIF
Discussion on 2016 Tangsel
Communique
Siging the 2016 Tangsel
03.45 PM - 03.55 PM
Communique
03.11 PM - 03.45 PM
03.55 PM - 04.00 PM
Closing and group photo
Actor
Moderator: Dr. Sri Setiawati
Airin Rachmi Diany, SH., MH./
Mayor of Tangerang Selatan, Indonesia
Kwon, Sun-Taik / President of WTA, Mayor of
Daejeon Metropolig City, Republic of Korea
UNESCO Representative
Prof. David Ferguson /
Session keynote speaker of Plenary Session 1
Ilkka Kakko /
Raimund Broechler /
Airin Rachmi Diany, SH., MH.
Prof. Byung Joo Kang
Prof. Deog-Seong Oh
Keynote Speaker
Time
DAY 3
22th September 2016
MAYOR’S
FORUM
ROOM :
3rd Floor TMC 2
Agenda
10.00 AM - 10.05 AM Opening Remark
10.05 AM - 10.10 AM Welcoming Remark
10.10 AM - 10.30 AM Keynote Speech
10.30 AM - 10.50 AM Keynote Speech
10.50 AM - 11.00 AM Speaker (1)
11.00 AM - 11.10 AM Speaker (2)
11.10 AM - 11.20 AM Speaker (3)
Actor
Dr. Kwon, Sun-Taik / Mayor of Daejeon
Metropolitan City, Republic of Korea
President of World Technopolis Association
Dr. Jumain Appe, M.Si / Director General of
Strengthening Innovation – Ministry of Research
Technology and Higher Education
Airin Rachmi Diany / Mayor of Tangerang Selatan
Dr. Ir. Subandi, M.Sc / Deputy of Human
Development and Culture / National
Development Planning Agency (Bappenas)
Achmad Alf Arslan Djunaid, SE. / Mayor of
Pekalongan
Kwang-eui Pyeon / President of Daejeon
Technopark
H. Moch. Anton /
Mayor of Malang City, Indonesia
11.20 AM - 11.30 AM Speaker (4)
James Darling / Mayor of McAllen, USA
11.30 AM - 11.40 AM Discussion
Moderator : Rosiana Silalahi
11.40 AM - 11.50 AM Break
11.50 AM - 12.00 PM Speaker (5)
12.00 PM - 12.10 PM
Speaker (6)
12.10 PM - 12.40 PM
Discussion
12.40 PM - 12.50 PM
Closing
12.50 PM - 01.00 PM
Group Photo
01.00 PM - 02.00 PM
VIP Luncheon
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Nasanbat Sunduijav
from Adamawa State, Nigeria
FX. Hadi Rudyatmo/
Mayor of Solo
Moderator : Rosiana Silalahi
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DAY 3
22th
Time
Agenda
Actor
04.30 PM - 04.32 PM
Opening
MC: Prof. Byung-Joo Kang / Secretary General of WTA
04.32 PM - 04.35 PM
Remark
04.35 PM - 04.38 PM
Remark
Airin Diany / Mayor of Tangerang Selatan City,
Indonesia
04.38 PM - 04.53 PM
Introduction of WTA Members
04.53 PM - 05.23 PM
Discussion on Agenda Items
05.23 PM - 05.28 PM
Introduction of New WTA Members
05.28 PM - 05.43 PM
Presentation of New WTA Members
Introduction of proposed host city of
11th WTA General Assembly
Proposal presentation to host 11th
WTA General Assembly
September 2016
General
Assembly
Meeting
ROOM :
Auditorium GWB
05.43 PM - 05.46 PM
05.46 PM - 05.56 PM
05.56 PM - 06.01 PM
Vote
06.01 PM - 06.23 PM
Presentation about the new vision
and project of WTA
- Prof. Byung-Joo Kang / Secretary General of WTA
- Mr. Geoff Rodgers / CEO of Rowland, Australia
06.23 PM - 06.26 PM
Closing remark
06.26 PM - 06.30 PM
Group Photo
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DAY 3
22th September 2016
CLOSING
CEREMONY
ROOM:
HALL A PUSPIPTEK
Time
Agenda
Actor
06.30 PM - 06.45 PM
Art Performance 1
Indonesian Traditional Performance
06.45 PM - 06.50 PM
Friend-city signing ceremony
Daejeon city - Tangerang Selatan city
06.50 PM - 06.55 PM
Closing Remark
Ainun Naim / Secretary General of MoRTHE
06.55 PM - 07.00 PM
Closing Remark
Airin Diany / Mayor of Tangerang Selatan City,
Indonesia
07.00 PM - 07.05 PM
Farewell Remark
07.05 PM - 07.10 PM
Farewell Remark
UNESCO Representative : Mr Erenesto Fernandez
Polcuch.
07.10 PM - 07.25 PM
Awards ceremony
Innovation Competition
07.25 PM - 07.40 PM
Art Performance 2
Daedeok Innopolis Singers
07.40 PM - 08.17 PM
Dinner
08.17 PM - 08.22 PM
Notice the 2017 Global
Innovation Forum in Daejeon
08.27 PM – 08.30 PM Closing
Prof. Byung-Joo Kang / Secretary General of WTA
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DAY 3
22th September 2016
Seminar on
Credit Transfer and Joint Curriculum
Start on
ROOM
DAY 4
23th September 2016
SIDE EVENT
: 08.00 AM – 06.00 PM
: GWB 2005
LoI and MoU SIGNING
ROOM
: GWB 2007
Organized by
Directorat General of Education and Student Affairs
Ministry of Reasearch, Technology, and Higher Education
Hi-Tech Fair
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Tangerang Selatan Hi-Tech Fair
Booth Layout
HALL B
55
PARTICIPANT HI-Tech Fair
NO BOOTH
PARTICIPANT
COMPANY
A-1
PT. Java Otomasi Solusindo
A-2
PT. Katama Suryabumi
A-3
PT. Inti (persero)
A-4
CV. Khrisna Mandiri
A-5
PT. PP (persero)
A-6
PT. Indonesia Terang Sejahtera
A-7
HARI MUKTI TEKNIK (KANABA)
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PARK
A-8
Solo Techno Park
A-9
BDI Denpasar
A-10
IPB Techno Park
H-8
Bandung Techno Park
ISOC
B-1
ISOC
B-2
TANGERANG SELATAN CITY
C-1
City Planning Department
TANGERANG SELATAN CITY
E-3
E-4
KPMD
E-5
Budpar (Orang Tangsel)
E-6
NO BOOTH
PARTICIPANT
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
D-1
Simulasi Reaktor - BATAN
D-2
Maket - BATAN
D-3
Radiofarmaka - BATAN
D-4
Renograph - BATAN
D-5
Iradiator - BATAN
D-6
Basis Weigh - BATAN
D-7
Pengelolaan Limbah - BATAN
D-8
Drum Limbah - BATAN
D-9
Puna Sriti - BPPT
D-10
Garam Farmasi - BPPT
D-11
E-Services - BPPT
D-12
PLTP - BPPT
D-13
Biodiesel - BPPT
D-14
Teknologi Pangan - BPPT
D-15
Ikan Nila - BPPT
D-16
BIT - BPPT
I-1
Yoghurt Talas - LIPI
I-2
Sari Pala - LIPI
I-3
KIMTRON (Peraga Elektronik) - LIPI
I-4
Fruit Leather - LIPI
I-5
Sabun Cuci Nano Silver - LIPI
I-6
Kosmetik Anti Selulit - LIPI
I-7
Mesin Converter KIT 7 - LIPI
I-8
BSN
I-9
BSN
I-10
LAPAN
I-11
LAPAN
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NO BOOTH
SMEs
PARTICIPANT
F-1
F-2
F-3
DINKOP & UMKM De’Lior
DINKOP & UMKM Selica
DINKOP & UMKM Kebon Qta
F-4
DINKOP & UMKM Digital Lounge (DeLo)
F-5
PARTICIPANT
NO BOOTH
WTA & KOREAN PARTICIPANT
G-1
Daejeon Metropolitan City Booth
G-2
G-3
Korean Company
DINKOP & UMKM Al-Quran Huruf Breille
G-4
Korean Company
G-5
Korean Company
F-7
F-8
F-9
F-10
DINKOP & UMKM Handycraft de coupage
“Noen Craft”
UMKM DESPERINDAG
UMKM DESPERINDAG
UMKM DESPERINDAG
UMKM DESPERINDAG
G-6
Korean Company
G-7
Korean Company
G-8
Korean Company
G-9
Korean Company
NO BOOTH
PARTICIPANT
G-10
Korean Company
G-11
Korean Company
G-12
Korean Company
G-13
ANYCARE GPS
G-14
WTA Secretary
F-6
REGIONAL R&D BOARD
I-12
I-13
I-14
I-15
Banten (Badan Litbang)
Jawa Tengah (Badan Litbang
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NO BOOTH
TBIC PUSPIPTEK
H-1,H-10
H-2,H-3
H-4
H-5
H-6
H-7
H-9
H-11
H-12
H-13
H-14
H-15
H-16
H-17
H-18
H-19
H-20
PARTICIPANT
CIPD + free scan service
CEST
PT. Hidrolab Naval Industry
NO BOOTH
UNIVERSITY
E-1
E-2
I-16
Direktorat PPBT - Kemenristekdikti
TBIC
Grasindo
CNDTPI
Naheco
Domiqado
Sari Burton
Pawon Selera
Palaboo Madu
Web Kece
Eternal Technology
Mulia Graha Estetika
Jamur Sehat Sejahtera
Fisika Laboratorium
DNR Internasional
Nanotech
Alzime
Mangano
Star Automation
CV. Media Sarana Usaha
I-17
PARTICIPANT
Universitas Indonesia (UI)
UNIV. AIRLANGGA
I-18
UNBRAW
I-19
ATMAJAYA
I-20
SURYA UNIV. HUB
I-21
Politeknik Negeri Batam
I-22
Univ. Pembangunan Jaya
I-23
I-24
Universitas Gadjah Mada
I-25
I-26
IPB (index)
I-27
UNDIP
I-28
UNS
I-29
UNPAM
I-30
UIN
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GALA DINNER
HALL A
T : Toilet / Restroom
Welcome Reception
: September 20, 2016
Welcome Dinner
: September 21, 2016
Farewell Dinner- Closing Ceremony : September 22, 2016
Start at 06.30 PM
59
National
Innovation
Competition
(NIC)
60
The Winner National Innovation
Competition (NIC)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Suyitno - "Produk Berbasis Zat Warna Alam Nahecho (Z-WAN) untuk Masyarakat yang Lebih Sehat"
Dr. Warsito P. Taruno - "Electrical Capacitance Volume Tomography (ECVT) untuk Deteksi Dini (Screener)
Kanker Payudara"
Prof. Dr. Ir. Suharsono, DEA - "Jala Ipam untuk Pembangunan Industri Kentang French Fries Beku Pertama di
Indonesia"
Radyum Ikono - "Pigmen Besi Oksida Hasil 'Daur Ulang" Limbah Baja”
Sergina Loncle - "Program Ibu Inspirasi: Sebuah Inovasi dalam Menjadikan Perempuan di Daerah Terpencil
Indonesia sebagai Agen Teknologi Ramah Lingkungan"
Henry Nasution - Building Automation Technology Air Conditioning System (BATAC)
Erliza Hambali - "Surfaktan Anionik dari Minyak Sawit untuk Chemical Flooding pada Teknik Enhanced Oil
Recovery (EOR) untuk Peningkatan Produksi Minyak Bumi"
Clara M. Kusharto - "Biskuit Clarias: Pangan Alternatif Tinggi Protein dan Emergency Food untuk Mengurangi
Prevalensi Balita Gizi Kurang"
Tualar Simarmata - "Inovasi Intensifikasi Padi Aerob Terkendali (IPATBO) Sebagai Teknologi Hemat Air dan
Input Berbasis Bioamelioran untuk Pemulihan Kesuburan Tanah dan Peningkatan Produktivitas Padi Secara
Berlanjut Dalam Mewujudkan Kedaulatan Pangan di Indonesia"
Maruf Kasim - "RaJA (Rakit Jaring Apung) dan JaKA (Jaring Kantung Apung) masa depan teknologi budidaya
rumput laut Indonesia"
61
POST TOUR
62
POST TOUR
BOGOR BOTANICAL GARDEN
The Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesian: Kebun
Raya Bogor) is a botanical garden located in Bogor,
Indonesia, 60 km south of Jakarta. It is currently
operated by Indonesian Institute of Sciences. The
Gardens are located in the city center and adjoin
the presidential palace compound of Istana Bogor.
It covers an area of 87 hectares (210 acres) and
contains 13,983 different kinds of trees and plants
of various origin. The geographic position of Bogor
means it rains almost daily, even in the dry season.
This makes the Garden an advantageous location
for the cultivation of tropical plants.
The Garden is roughly square shaped covering an
area of 87 hectares (210 acres), with additional
28.4 hectares (70 acres) of the ground in the
north-west being the palace garden. The Garden is
divided by the Ciliwung river and has three
bridges. The main gate is located in the south and
is where most of the garden facilities are
concentrated, such as ticket purchasing booth,
Treub's laboratory, Nusa Indah Guesthouse,
plant/souvernir shops, the library and the
conservation building. The precinct east of
Ciliwung was laid out in 1927 with facilities as the
mosque, cafes, Herbarium, orchid section and
Wisma Tamu guesthouse, near Astrid's avenue.
Today the garden contains 13,983 specimens of
trees and plants, belonging to 3373 species, 1257
genera and 218 families. There are 288 species (88
genera) of exceptional palms along lawns and
avenues.The Gardens are a refuge for more than
50 different varieties of birds and for groups of
bats roosting high in the trees.
63
POST TOUR
BOGOR PALACE
The Bogor Palace is one of 6 Presidential Palaces of Indonesia, it is located in the city of Bogor, West Java.
The palace is noted for its distinctive architectural and historical features, as well as the adjoining
botanical gardens. Istana Bogor was opened to the public in 1968 to public tour groups (not individuals),
with the permission of the acting President of Indonesia, Suharto. The gardens of the palace covers an
area of 284,000 square metres (28.4 hectares).
The grounds of the estate contain several buildings, the largest are the Gedung Induk (main palace) and its
two wings. The main palace building contains private offices for the head of state, library, dining room,
theater room, the ministers' waiting room, the Teratai room (the living room) and the Garuda room (the
main reception hall).
The 2 wing buildings located east and west of the main building. The eastern wing are used for foreign
head of state's guesthouse, during the colonial period this wing was used for the governor general's
personal guest. While the western wing have 2 main rooms, one are used as guesthouse for ministers who
accompany the main guest during a state visit, and the other as a conference room. During the colonial
period this wing are used by the staffs of the governor general.
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POST TOUR
BOGOR PALACE
The palace is decorated with an extensive art collection (448 paintings, 216 sculptures and 196 ceramics),
90% of which were accumulated by Sukarno. The original historic collection of the palace was looted by
Japanese and Allied force during WW2, leaving nothing but 5 mirrors in the palace.
Other buildings in the palace include 6 pavilions: Paviliun Dyah Bayurini, Paviliun Jodipati, Paviliun Amarta,
Paviliun Madukara, Paviliun Pringgondani, and Paviliun Dwarawati. Paviliun Dyah Bayurini was built in 1964
and is used by the head of state and his/her family's during a stay in Bogor, the Pavilion also include a
swimming pool. Other buildings are used as guesthouses for government ministers and officials. There is
also a multi-purpose building which was built in 1908.
65
POST TOUR
Research Center for Science and Technology (Puspiptek) established since October 1, 1976 in pursuant to
Presidential Decree No.43 of 1976 , with total area 460 Hectares. Puspiptek founded as integrated area that
unite several Research Center:
1. Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)
2. Agency for The Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT)
3. National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
Within area, Puspiptek operates fifty Centers or Laboratories of Research and Development which employ
2451 Staffs and the value investments reach more than USD 500 million.
To become Science and Technology Hub and World Class Inovation Center, Puspiptek owns role as:
a) Center of Mastery and Development for Science and Technology
b) Center of Education and Training for Industrial Human Resources
c) Center of Services and Development for National Products
d) Center for Technology Transfer and Center for Information, Science and Technology
e) Laboratory for Entrepreneurial Development and Technology based Startup Incubation Program
(UKMK)
66
List OF Laboratory in
Agency for The Assessment and Application of
Technology (BPPT)
13. Center of Technology For Agricultural Production
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Center for Regional Innovation System
Center of Technology for Specific Region
Center for Technopreneurship and Industrial Cluster
Technology Based Business Incubator (BIT)
Center for Technology Strategy and Audit
Center of Technology For Regional Resources
Development
Laboratory for Marine Survey Technology Services
(PTSK)
Center of Technology for Mineral Resources
Development (PTPSM)
Center of Technology for Disaster Risk Reduction
(PTRRB)
Center for The Environmental Technology
Laboratory for Water and Wastewater Treatment
Technology (BTPAL)
National Laboratory For Weather Modification
Technology Services (BBTMC)
14. Center of Technology For Agroindustry (PTA)
15. Center of Technology For Bio-industry (PTB)
16. Center For Pharmaceutical and Medical Technology
(PTFM)
17. Laboratory for Biotechnology
18. Center for Electronics Technology (PTE)
19. Center for Information Management (PMI)
20. Center of Technology For Energy Resources and
Chemical Industry (PTSEIK)
21. Laboratory for Fuel Technology and Plant Engineering
Design (BTB2RD)
22. Center for Information and Communication Technology
(PTIK)
23. Laboratory for Information and Communication Network
(BJIK)
24. Center for Material Technology (PTM)
25. Laboratory for Polymer Technology (BTP)
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List OF Laboratory in
National Nuclear Energy Agency (BATAN)
Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI)
1. Center for Advanced Material Technology and Science
(PSTBM)
2. Center of Technology for Radioactive Waste (PTLR)
3. Center for Nuclear Facility Engineering (PRFN)
4. Center of Technology for Radioisotope and
Radiopharmaceutical (PTRR)
5. Center of Technology for Nuclear Reactor Safety
(PTKRN)
6. Center for Multipurpose Reactor (PRSG)
7. Center of Technology for Nuclear Fuel (PTBBN)
8. Center for Nuclear Strategic Region and Informatics
Empowerment (PPIKSN)
9. Center for Nuclear Quality and Standardization (PSMN)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Research Center for Metrology (P2M)
Research Center for Physics (P2F)
Research Center for Chemistry (P2K0
Research Center for Material and Metallurgy (P2MM)
Research Center for Testing Technology and Quality
System (P2SMTP)
Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK)
1. Center for Research and Quality Development and
Environmental Laboratory (P3KLL)
2. Society Training Center and Environmental Generation
Development (Puslatmas & PGL)
68
POST TOUR
BSD GREEN OFFICE PARK
BY SINARMAS LAND
BSD Green Office Park is Indonesia's first green office in a district encompassing a total area of
approximately 25 hectares. The district offers a park-like ambience and is intended to be the home of 11
five-storey buildings. It is also home to Sinar Mas Land Headquarters.
BSD Green Office Park has been awarded as the Gold Winner of FIABCI Prix d'Excellence Awards 2013 in
Taichung, Taiwan, under Sustainable Development Category. BSD Green Office Park was recognized for
incorporating advanced green architectures to conserve energy, water and natural resources. All its
buildings maximize sunlight penetration while reducing solar heat, thus boosting energy efficiencies, and
optimizing air circulation.
BSD Green Office Park eco-friendly practices have been awarded with Green Mark Gold Award from the
Building and Construction Authority (BCA) Singapore and Asia Pacific Property Award.
A lifestyle center, the Breeze BSD City, located at BSD Green Office Park, brings the atmosphere of alfresco
dining, where visitors can enjoy lake area and panoramic views of the Cisadane River.
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Information Contact TGIF
+
Dinas Kesehatan Tangerang Selatan
Transportation Contact Person :
Call Center 119 / 081289089070
1. Herdis : 081312349778 / 081809367482
Accomodation Hotel Contact Person :
1. Noval Rachman : 08111552979
2. M.Badrun : 085217789925
3. Lutfi Buchori : 081383040586
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General Information Contact :
1. Sekretariat TGIF : +62 813-1882-6766
Secretariat
Jl. Maruga Raya No 1 Ciputat
Tangerang Selatan
Tel : +62-21-5376063
Fax : +62-21-5376062
Guest House Puspiptek
Tel : +62-21-7560120
http://www.tangselgif.org
[email protected]
@TangselGIF2016
tangselgif2016

Tangerang Selatan City

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