Kota Bandung
According to study results, the total trip generation in the Greater Bandung Urban Area in 2017 reached 1.89 million passenger car units (PCU) per day. It is estimated that total passenger movements in the Bandung Urban Area in 2017 reached 4.2 million people per day. In the next 20 years (by 2037), it is projected that there will be 2.8 million PCU/day of vehicles in operation, or approximately 6.8 million people traveling daily within the Greater Bandung Urban Area. Such a high growth rate in mobility is difficult to contain, while transportation infrastructure and facilities remain limited, resulting in disrupted accessibility and mobility. Therefore, a new mass transportation mode is urgently needed. The West Java Provincial Government is currently assessing the most suitable mass transportation mode to address this issue. A preliminary study and review of the Outline Business Case (OBC) are being conducted in parallel with the preparation of the Urban Mobility Plan. Service Area:Bandung City, Cimahi City, Bandung Regency, West Bandung Regency, and Sumedang Regency Technology Used:Currently under assessment Estimated Passenger Capacity:26,843 passengers/day Financing Scheme:Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Estimated Investment Cost:IDR 3.7 Trillion
Investment Target
IDR 0
Project Status
Looking For Investors
Transportation
Kota Bandung
To reduce dependence on fossil fuels, the West Java Provincial Government will install solar panels on government buildings, schools, sports facilities, and healthcare facilities. The Provincial Government will collaborate with business entities for the procurement of solar panels, where the business entities will receive incentives from electricity sales to PLN. Location:Government Buildings, Schools, and Sports Facilities in West Java Province Planned Capacity:15 – 20 MW Financing Scheme:Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Investment Cost:IDR 400 Billion Status:Preliminary Study Preparation
Investment Target
IDR 400,000,000,000
Project Status
Done
Renewable Energy
Kab. Bandung
Al Ikhsan General Hospital is currently a Class B hospital owned by West Java Province, located closest to the capital of West Java Province. The number of patients handled by Al Ikhsan Hospital reaches 800 – 1000 patients per day. In an effort to develop Al Ikhsan Hospital into a Class A hospital, with more complete facilities, the West Java Provincial Government intends to partner with private/business entities experienced in hospital management, so that health services can be carried out more professionally.Location: Baleendah, Bandung RegencyCurrent capacity: 350 beds, will be increased to 1000 bedsLand area: 4.5 hectaresPlanned construction of several new buildings with 4 – 8 floorsFlagship program: Cancer CenterFinancing scheme: PPP (Public-Private Partnership)Investment cost: IDR 590 billionStatus: Preliminary Study Phase
Investment Target
IDR 5,965,799,429,808
Project Status
Done
Healthcare
Kab. Bandung
The Community Occupational Health Center (BKKM) was established in connection with the employment potential in West Java, particularly in the East Bandung area, which is large and requires health services for its workers, receiving attention from the West Java Provincial Government. Along with the growth of industry in the East Priangan region (Bandung and Sumedang Regencies), which has become an industrial activity center, BKKM needs to develop its institution into an Occupational Health Hospital to improve access to occupational health services. BKKM has already established cooperation with 25 companies in Bandung Regency and 23 companies in Sumedang Regency located around BKKM, related to occupational health services for factory employees, providing consultations on health issues, serving work environment laboratory examinations, and providing guidance and technical assistance related to work culture to prevent workplace accidents.Location: Rancaekek, Bandung Regency Planned capacity: 200 beds Land area: 2.3 Ha and will be expanded to 8 Ha. Plans for the construction of several new buildings Flagship Program: Occupational Health Services Financing Scheme: Regional Loan Investment Cost: IDR 350 billion Status: Preparation stage for the Feasibility Study (FS)
Investment Target
IDR 350,000,000,000
Project Status
Done
Healthcare
Kab. Bandung Barat
Cisarua Mental Hospital, West Bandung Regency plans to develop the hospital's function into a Holistic Tourist Hospital using the Holistic Medicine method that treats the body completely, including physical, mental, emotional, and psychological aspects.
Investment Target
IDR 300,000,000,000
Project Status
Done
Healthcare
Kota Bandung
The Bosscha Observatory in Lembang is not only the oldest astronomical research facility in Indonesia, but also acentral pop culture icon after appearing in the legendary film Petualangan Sherina (2000). The presence ofSherina and Sadam has become deeply ingrained in the public's memory, making Bosscha more than just anobservatory, but a nostalgic destination with emotional ties to generations. This momentum can be leveraged torevitalize Bosscha through new experiences that combine science, history, and pop culture with a creativeapproach.By utilizing AI technology, the characters of Sherina and Sadam can be brought back as virtual guides who tell thehistory of Bosscha, astronomy, and the stories of the scientists behind it. Coupled with sensory activationgimmicks at each location within the Bosscha complex such as sound, light, and visual effects—visitors canexperience a deep immersive experience. This concept not only strengthens the appeal of science education butalso connects visitors with memories of popular culture, making Bosscha a destination that harmoniouslycombines innovation, education, and entertainment.
Investment Target
IDR 1,800,000,000
Project Status
Looking For Investors
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