Events

16 March 2022

Accreditation bodies must continuously adapt their services to market demand, and if new needs arise, accreditation schemes must be developed to meet these needs. In many countries, there has been a demand for GLOBAL G.A.P (Good Agricultural Practices) certification, which requires the involvement of the National Accreditation Body. In Indonesia, GLOBAL G.A.P certification is not offered to the market, and there is no clarity on whether there is a demand.

6 & 8 March 2022

In cooperation with the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP) of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, and the Directorate General of National Export Development (DGNED) of the Ministry of Trade, ARISE+ Indonesia will provide support to showcase up to 15 selected Geographical Indication (GI) products on-site at the DubaiExpo, the international Business to Business (B2B) trade promotional events. This activity will complement services and resources already provided by DGIP and DGNED in close collaboration with the Indonesian embassies or Indonesia Trade Promotion Centers (ITPCs), including Trade Attaches or representatives overseas whose roles are to facilitate the market linkages, marketing and promotion of Indonesian GIs with potential buyers overseas.

22-23 February 2022

Good Regulatory Practices are internationally recognised processes, systems, tools and methods for improving the quality of regulations. GRP aims at making sure that regulations are fit for purpose and will deliver what they set out to achieve in terms of policy objectives.

15-16 February 2022

Standardisation is an international discipline rooted in national standardisation organisations. A prerequisite for a demand for the developed standards is that all stakeholders are involved in the process and comply with the rules. In collaboration with the ARISE+ Indonesia, BSN (Badan Standarisasi Nasional/National Standardisation Agency) is organising a virtual workshop on Good Standardisation Practice. The purpose of the webinar/workshop is to provide the participants with a general introduction to the rules, principles and procedures in standardisation, enabling the participants to actively contribute to developing new standards.