Sustainable Innovative Transport Solutions (European Union) and Indonesia

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This public forum in Jakarta today 29 September 2017 on "Sustainable Innovative Transport Solutions" has discussed and promoting the opportunities and challenges for Cooperation and Investment. As many of the panel speakers are contributed to Woman speaker. The one male as speaker from Sea Transport Industry, KADIN Indonesia is Mr Nova Mugijanto whom has presenting the The National Indonesia Connectivity Infrastructure fund need for 2015-2019 is Rp 1283 Trilliun  ($US95.5 billions) and it has been budgeted about 38%  so the gap is Rp 792 Trilliun or US $58.91 billlons)

This Deregulation of Investment Negative List (DNI) is open to opportunity for EU for providing technical expertise and higher ownership particularly in Air and Seaport service, warehouse and tolls road according to Mr. Nova

Today  forum Business Roundtable is started by Capturing and Creating Value in Transport Investment. Dr Francesca Medda Professor in Infrastructure and Transport Studies has promoting a book value to read as "Collaborative Approach to Trade"

This book applies regional analysis to the challenges facing global investment agencies seeking to enhance trade in lagging regions. It shows how spatial interaction and agent-based modelling can be used as the basis for developing new plans and policies. An in-depth analysis of trade routes is presented, which can be used to develop policies for increasing efficiency and reducing costs. Landlocked Uganda and the sea-locked South Pacific Islands serve to illustrate the problems of covering sizable distances, accelerating export flows and improving supply chain efficiency. These examples also provide an excellent illustration of the power of regional science, from assembling data bases in difficult situations to developing and applying models of the trade system

Professor Francesca has spoken on the partnership between public and private financial deals  as "Fish Paradigm" where the Divers see the crowding fishes  that cause considerable "pain" to careless public promoters.

As professor Francesca has inclined to speak towards Islamic Finance where the majority of Indonesia are (Sukuk, Islamic bonds, Takaful or Islamic Insurance). Public involved leader in Indonesia can build a matrix people to people connector through UK hub. She further elaborate JESSICA Initiative through structure of EIB (European Investment Bank) where European Commission through structural Fund Grant) can reserve a holding fund for Urban Development Fund that join with other Investor (Public and Private) and International Financing Banks can provide loans for example Integrated Plan for Sustainable Urban Development. With more understanding of Collaboration Approach 6-Cs for transport finance for example is a way to pool resources, improve efficiency and productivity  and economic of scale and delivery the best innovative infrastructure to the society.

28 Countries in EU members has the completed of Investment Plan is Euro Dollar 315 Billion for two years 2015-2017 according to today presentation.

Ms. Violeta Bulc, a female European Commissioner for Transport has embraced the perspetive of Indonesia "Bhineka Tunggal Ika"  or Diversity for Women in public and private leaders.  Ms. Violeta has presented that the double digit figure of Indonesia Logistics sector which cost the the expensive of transport expenses for indonesian working class.  While safety and security in Transportation  are the defacto for measurement performance. Indonesia has about 38K accidents in toll road compare to  25 K road fatality accident annual and the fatality transport accidents are among young generation 15-29 years old in Indonesia. EU commissioner can help to provide connecting administrative capacity maintenance and grant join to training official.  EU commissioner in transport is also consistent with Paris accord in climate change  and providing solution for environment where Earth is the only Planet that come first. 

Moreover as s the panels speaker has representing the women leadership and has discussed "The role of women in the Transport Sector" leadership of Senior Fellow from Central for Strategic and International Studies Panelists: Ms Mari Pangestu has inviting 4  women CEOs and leaders of private Indonesia companies to discuss the important "Role of Women In Indonesia." Moreover the panel has not been able to embrace the value of Indonesia women diversity perspective and "Bhineka Tunggal Ika to reach EU 28 countries world in reality to model of Indonesia perspective.  According to Nanyang University Singapore Public study, Indonesia woman as board of leader has leading of double digit 11.6 % highest mark in Asia and Asean countries. While the financial sector woman board is 14.2 %. As Indonesian Women has led a double figure in cooperate board then Indonesia Women should be able to lead and shape the EU women challenging for Diversity leading on "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" where Diversity In Women Gender would be a role model to EU Commissioner instead of Asking for Quota Equality for women gender. 

Other useful reading for study case is

A fully operational transport system with good quality physical infrastructures and effective management tools is essential for the economic growth, as trade and transport are strongly interrelated. This book examines the problem of guaranteeing a sustainable development of the intermodal freight transport in Europe, in particular by short-sea shipping and railway transport exploitation, as these transport modes are recognized as environmentally friendly and energy efficient. In detail, Motorways of the Sea services as part of the TEN-T are described: the European policy and a state of the art of the Italian MOS system are reported, focusing on the need to integrate MOS in the door-to-door transport chain. Afterwards the spotlight shifts from line to node: the role of intermodal railway terminals in the transport chain is discussed; last mile process and its planning and management models are analysed, with reference to two Italian case studies, and a new approach to these matters is introduced. The survey may proof very useful for professionals, academics and common people who want to deal with innovative strategies and procedures for a sustainable movement of goods all over EU.