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Persatuan Insinyur Indonesia The Institution of Engineers Indonesia WE-AFEO 35 Indonesia Country Report Bangkok, 17 November 2017

Indonesia The Facts 4.800 km Total land area: 1.89 mio km2. Approximately 17,000 islands. 32 Provinces. Enrouten by Ring of Fire (line of volcanoes and earthquake). Population: 237 mio (predicted 263 mio in 2025). Total number of Engineers: 603,000. 2017 PII members: 27,788 with women engineer: 8,366 (30%). 1

Indonesia The Facts SUMATRA 50,631,031: 21,30% NAD 4,494,410 Total Population: 237,641,326 ppl. SUMBAR 4,846,909 BENGKULU 1,715,518 SUMUT 12,982,204 KEPRI 1,679,163 RIAU 5,538,367 JAMBI 3,092,365 SUMSEL 7,450,394 LAMPUNG 7,608,405 BABEL 1,223,296 KALBAR 4,395,983 KALTENG 2,212,089 KALTIM 3,553,143 KALSEL 3,626,616 BALI 3,890,757 SULBAR 1,158,651 SULUT 2,270,596 GORON- TALO 1,040,164 SULSEL 8,034,776 SULTENG 2,635,009 SULTRA 2,232,586 MALUT 1,038,087 MALUKU 1,533,506 PAPUA BARAT 760,422 PAPUA 2,833,381 BANTEN 10,632,166 DKI JAKARTA 9,607,787 JATENG 32,382,657 NTB 4,500,212 NTT 4,683,827 JATIM 37,476,757 JABAR 43,053,732 DI YOGYAKARTA 3,457,491 JAWA 136,610,590 (57.84%) 2

Human Resources Education Setting a better composition for the human resources education level Universitas Diploma I,II,III 4.60% 3.20% 1.80% 2.70% 2.20% 1.60% HIGH 7,2 % Target 2025 19 % 164% From 7,2% to be 19% in year 2025 2010 2006 2001 SMK SMA 7.80% 6.20% 5.50% 14.60% 12.70% 10.30% MEDIUM 22,4 % 44 % 96% From 22,4% to be 44% in year 2025 SMP 18.90% 20.20% 17.70% LOW 70,4 % 35% SD atau tidak tamat SD 51.50% 55.50% 63.00% 0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 3

Engineering Education Studies Program Indonesia currently has 374 Engineering Education Studies Program 1. SUMATERA Science 49 Agriculture 33 Engineering 96 Others 321 Total 499 SAE/Total 19 % 3. KALIMANTAN Science 21 Agriculture 16 Engineering 32 Others 122 Total 191 SAE/Total 16 % 4. SULAWESI Science 28 Agriculture 27 Engineering 59 Others 229 Total 343 SAE/Total 17 % 6. PAPUA - MALUT Science 18 Agriculture 17 Engineering 30 Others 110 Total 175 SAE/Total 17 % 1 3 4 6 Until now only 4 universities obtain accreditation from ABET for studies program: (1) Electro Engineering (2) Ocean Engineering and (3) Physics Engineering (4) Chemical Engineering (5) Industrial Engineering 2 2. JAWA Science 38 Agriculture 33 Engineering 125 Others 518 Total 714 SAE/Total 17 % 5 5. BALI - NT Science 17 Agriculture 11 Engineering 32 Others 140 Total 200 SAE/Total 16 % 5 4

Engineering Bachelors Supply Planning 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 (000 Bcs) Year 20.. The total new Bachelor per year and Bachelors population ST per 5 years 37 603 New 164 Bcs / 1 mio people 43,5 2011 2015 average 57,000 50 56,5 Population 2,671 Bcs / 1 mio pop 63 922,5 2016 2020 average 90,500 69,5 76,5 83,5 90,5 97,5 104,5 1,375 2021 2025 average 139,500year 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 115 151 138,5 126,5 Population 7,580 Bcs / 1 mio pop Add 57.6% compare to existing growth New 600 Bcs / 1 mio pop 163,5 2,072 172 932 2025 2030 average 189,000 180,5 189 537 197,5 New 1,469,000 Bcs in 15 years 206 2,917 5

Prediction Gap: Demand and Supply 200,000 175,000 150,000 ASEAN Liberalitation: AFTA 2015, including Engineering Services 2020-2025: 139,500 2025-2030: 189,000 174,000 125,000 100,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 ST 1997: 21,000 2004: 45,000 2010: 37,000 2010-2015: 57,000 2015-2020: 90,500 50,000 75,000 120,000 The possibility of shortage of engineers in 2015-2025, about 15,000s, may be fulfilled by foreign engineers. 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 6

PhD in INDONESIA Total PhD (2011): 23,000 Projection new PhD: 2,919 Engineering Science Agriculture Religion Economy Culture & Filology Law Education Health Computer Psychology Arts Social Others 142 77 117 89 105 14 661 829 716 894 712 1226 2096 ESA: 1,632 (13.94 %) Others: 10,060 (86.06 %) Comparison between S3 in ESA and the total S3 in 20 developed countries: 40-70% 4014 35 19 29 22 26 3 165 207 306 179 223 178 524 ESA: 407 PhD Expected graduates every years Number of S3 (PhD students): 11,692, Expected graduate in 4 yrs Others: 2,512 PhD Expected graduates every years 1,003 PhD Degree Composition 7

PhD Increasing 10% Scenario Number of PhD 100,000 in 2024 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 The increase of PhD PhD population by year Number of PhD 50,000 in 2018 66,590 74,159 53,454 59,709 42,597 47,767 37,898 33,625 23,000 26,210 29,741 112,800 101,718 91,644 82,485 2,919 3,210 3,531 3,884 4,273 4,700 5,170 5,687 6,255 6,881 7,569 8,326 9,159 10,074 11,082 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 COUNTRY Numbers PhD Thn 2011 INDONESIA 23,000 INDIA 1,690,000 GERMANY 328,000 FRANCE 320,000 JAPAN 819,000 USA 3,100,000 POPULATION PhD /1 mio population 237,000,000 98 1,198,000,000 1,410 82,200,000 3,990 62,300,000 5,136 127,200,000 6,438 314,700,000 9,850 With the raise of 10%, in 2024, expected number of PhD becomes 500 /1 mio population 8

PhD: Increasing 15% Scenario % 3,220 PhD % PhD SAE(15%)/ PhD Total (10%) New PhD SAE per 1 mio population 14 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 3 4 4 5 5 6 7 8 9 21 11 22 12 The growth of comparison of PhD in ESA/ Total: 25% in 2024 23 14 24 16 25 18 The addition of 20 PhD in ESA /1 mio of pop 26 20 22,587 PhD 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 COUNTRY (2008) Comparison PhD SAE/ PhD Total Addition of PhD SAE/ 1mio pop Indonesia 25% 2 Australia 39 % 95 USA 36 % 65 South Korea 33 % 60 Japan 40 % 45 China 60 % 28 With the raise of 15%, in 2024, expected, number of PhD becomes 11 /1 mio of population 9

Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII Chairman Ir. Ade Suryanti, MM Vice Chairman - 1 Dr. Ir. Tiena Gustina Amran, IPU Vice Chairman - 2 Ir. Amalia R. Djajadiningrat, MM Secretary Ir. Sri Hidayati AKP, M.Sc (PM) Treasurer Central Board Branche s Sumatera Jawa, Bali, Nusa Tenggara Ir. A. Sovietina Chaidir Kalimantan Sulawesi Maluku & Papua NAD & Sumut Jawa Barat & Banten Kalbar & Kalteng Sulut Malut & Maluku Sumbar & Jambi Jawa Tengah Kalsel & Kaltim Gorontalo & Sulbar Irjabar & Papua Riau & Kepri DI Yogyakarta Sulteng & Sultra Sulsel & Babel Jawa Timur Sulsel Bengkulu & Lampung Bali & Nusa Tenggara

Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII Established in 2015. Strengthened by Engineering Act No. 11 year 2014. VISION: To build a large network connecting women engineers, to embrace and deliver the results of living on purpose based on courage and joy. MISSION: To encourage women engineers to remain in the engineering practice. To support the professional development for women engineers. To profile inspirational women engineers of exemplary model inspiring next generation.

Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII OBJECTIVES: To exchange viewpoints and information about engineering and technology. To promote greater contribution from women engineers in industry. To offer professional advice, consultation and assistance to women engineers. To serve as a venue for Indonesian women engineers to share opinions and experiences in their profession with counterparts from other countries. To organize engineering-related activities which contribute to society and benefit the general public.

Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII PROGRAM: Coordinates with other women engineer organizations in Indonesia and abroad. Provides career assistance and support to women engineers. Distributes information on engineering through various media channels. Organizes academic and professional meetings and seminars.

Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII OPERATIONS: Woman Engineer Forum (WEF) will be run by a current PII committee. The WEF will give more attention to attract woman engineer. The forum still within the PII organization and involved in existing program. Specifically, WEF will do dissemination on this initiative within the PII organization (including branches and district).

No. Graduated Bachelor Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII Graduated Bachelor 300000 250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Pendidikan 137137 164074 251865 263503 252278 283345 253161 Ekonomi 85697 93088 106131 119078 126703 129782 139777 Teknik 58780 65649 80805 86955 96450 103138 102929 Sosial 63726 79220 87278 90541 88954 88648 90695 Kesehatan 28379 34471 43274 52288 54456 52079 53997 Pertanian 15704 16724 19647 23219 25977 26191 28247 MIPA 10779 12339 13917 14391 16388 15719 18954 Agama 8809 10842 11413 13277 14557 12973 12359 Seni 3370 3722 3733 4744 5772 6485 5686

No. of Graduated Bachelor in Engineering Women Engineer Forum/FIW PII 40000 Graduated Bachelor in Engineering 35000 Ilmu Komputer-Teknik Informatika, 35200 30000 25000 20000 Ilmu Komputer-Sistem Informasi, 20799 15000 10000 5000 0 Teknik Sipil, 10438 Lainnya, 9203 Teknik Mesin, 6854 Teknik Industri, Elektro, 6193 6181 Arsitektur, 3493 Sistem Komputer, 2707 Teknik Kimia, 2257 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

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