On December 24, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed a loan agreement with the Government of the Republic of Indonesia in Jakarta, to provide Japanese ODA loan for the following Sector Loan for Integrated Fishing Ports and International Fish Markets Phase I, and Volcanic Disaster Risk Reduction Sector Loan.
Terms and Amount of Loan
Sector Loan for Integrated Fishing Ports and International Fish Markets Phase I
- Country (Target Areas)
The Republic of Indonesia
(Throughout Indonesia)
- Project Objective
The project aims to increase fish landing volume and improve the quality of fish and fishery products which is traded through the supply chain, by construction and rehabilitation of facilities related to fishing ports and markets and thereby contribute to the sustainable social and economic development of the region.
- Project Component
1. Details of facilities and equipment
[Facilities]
Fishing Ports: Breakwaters, landing piers, cargo handling areas,
Market: Warehouses, marine product processing plants, market buildings (kiosk, cafeteria), etc.
[Equipment] Fishing Port/Market: Ice machines, freezers/refrigerators, data management equipment, etc.
2. Consulting services (feasibility study, detailed design, bid assistance, construction supervision, and training (fishing port operation and planning, distribution, marketing, data management, etc.))
- Maximum Loan Amount
15,545 million Japanese Yen
- Annual Interest Rate
Project: 1.80%, Consulting Services: 0.20%
- Repayment Period
30 Years
- Grace Period
10 Years
- Procurement
General untied
- Executing Agency
Directorate General of Capture Fisheries, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, and Directorate General of Marine and Fisheries Product Competitiveness
- Contribution to SDGs
Goal 8 (Decent work and economic growth)
Goal 14（Life below water）
- Planned Implementation Schedule
1. Completion of the Project: February, 2030, when construction work finished at all sites
2. Issuing of letters of invitation for consulting services (including detailed design work): done
Volcanic Disaster Risk Reduction Sector Loan
- Country (Target Areas)
Republic of Indonesia (Mt. Semeru and Mt. Kelud in East Java province, and Mt. Agung in Bali province)
- Project Objective
To recover from the damage and mitigate future disaster risk caused by volcanic eruptions, by rehabilitating and constructing the sediment control facilities and implementing non-structural measures, and thereby contribute to the sustainable social and economic development of the region.
- Project Component
a) Outline of the overall the project
Repair, reconstruction, and new construction of erosion control facilities, installation of rainfall radar, and non-structural measures such as creation of master plans for the volcanic disaster mitigation at Mt. Semeru, Mt. Kelud, Mt. Agung, etc.
b) Component of Civil works
Restoration and reconstruction sabo facilities, crater lake drainage tunnels, etc. whose function have been degraded by eruptions and sedimentation and are highly necessary and urgent, which is making surrounding villages, farmland, fishing villages, and tourist spots face at risk of debris flow flooding. Installation of rainfall radar for early warning of flooding. The target facilities will be finalized after the master plan is revised and prepared.
c) Consulting Services
Detailed design, Tender assistance, Construction supervision, Facilitation for environmental and social considerations, Formulation of revision and creation of master plans for the volcanic disaster mitigation, Support for maintenance and management of sabo facilities, Study for raising awareness of Disaster Risk Reduction, Support for formulating a volcanic eruption emergency response plan
- Maximum Loan Amount
23,148 million Japanese Yen
- Annual Interest Rate
Project: 1.60%, Consulting Services: 0.20%
- Repayment Period
30 Years
- Grace Period
10 Years
- Procurement
General Untied
- Executing Agency
Ministry of Public Works, Directorate General of Water Resources
- Contribution to SDGs
Goal 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure）
Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities）
- Planned Implementation Schedule
1. Completion of the Project: July 2030, when the completion of construction works
2. Issuing of letters of invitation for consulting services (including detailed design work): done
3. Tendering of announcement of initial procurement package for international competitive bidding on project construction:
Package for Crater Lake Drainage Tunnel
Release date: February 2027
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