Cocoa farmers in Indonesia are facing one of their biggest challenges yet — climate change. As one of the largest cocoa producers in the world, Indonesia depends heavily on cocoa farming. But changing weather patterns are making it harder for farmers to grow this valuable crop.

Urban farming or urban agriculture has become a necessity in an increasingly urban world. Climate change, food security, and sustainability are growing concerns. This practice provides a strategic solution across social, economic, and ecological dimensions.

The Indonesian government is taking significant steps to ensure food self-sufficiency and establish the country as a global food hub. The Ministry of Agriculture and Manpower are working together to bring innovative farming practices to life,

On February 12, 2025, Indonesia and the Republic of Turkey signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), marking a strategic step toward enhancing agricultural commodity export cooperation between the two countries.