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The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) has clarified that the Rp 20 trillion allocation from Danantara will be used to support the 'Makan Bergizi Gratis' (MBG) program by financing poultry farmers across Indonesia. This initiative is designed as an integrated ecosystem involving state-owned enterprises (BUMN) at the upstream level and small-scale farmers downstream to maintain supply stability and price control for eggs and chicken.
The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) has provided clarification regarding the Rp 20 trillion allocation from Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara) for the 'Makan Bergizi Gratis' (MBG) program. According to Nanik Sudarti Deyang, Deputy Head of BGN, the funds will be used to finance poultry farmers rather than Danantara directly developing farms.
The initiative is designed as an integrated ecosystem that connects state-owned enterprises (BUMN) at the upstream level with small-scale farmers at the downstream level. This structure aims to maintain supply stability and price control for essential poultry products like eggs and chicken. By involving both large BUMN and small farmers, the program seeks to create a balanced and sustainable supply chain.
The Rp 20 trillion budget will be channeled to support poultry farmers across Indonesia, helping them maintain their operations and expand production capacity. This financial support is crucial for ensuring the success of the MBG program, which aims to provide nutritious meals to targeted beneficiaries.
The program is expected to have a positive impact on the poultry industry by providing financial support to farmers and helping stabilize prices. This integrated approach could serve as a model for future agricultural support programs in Indonesia.
Rp 20 Trillion Funding Allocation
Poultry Farmers Financial Support