Free Trade Zones (FTZs) is an area located in the jurisdiction of the Republic of Indonesia which is separated from the customs area so that it is free from imposition of import duties, value added tax, sales tax on luxury goods, and excise. In Indonesia, there are 4 (four) FTZs with a total area of 127,472 ha which are oriented for export activities. Business activities in FTZs will be given facilities in the form of entry and release of goods, taxation, customs, excise, immigration, prohibitions and restrictions, and other facilities.The activities allowed within the FTZs encompasses :(a) marine and fisheries; (b) agriculture; (c) forestry; (d) energy and mineral resources; (e) industry; (f) trading; (g) public works and housing; (h) transportation; (i) health; (j) culture; (k) tourism; (l) telecommunication; (m) logistic; (n) water resources; and(o) waste and the environment.

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PIR is a geospatial based information system for investment potential and opportunities in 34 provinces, 514 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia and is part of the website of the Ministry of Investment/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM). PIR contains regional profile information including demographic data, commodities, income and the Regional Minimum Wage (UMR), as well as supporting infrastructure.&nbsp;The list consists of 69 investment projects across 6 sectors located all over Indonesia that is&nbsp;worth a total of IDR 190 trillion which had been completed with a pre-feasibility study (pre-FS).&nbsp;