Vision Group Report: Invigorating the Indonesia-EU Partnership

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Table of Contents ABBREVIATIONS 1 FOREWORD BY THE CO-CHAIRS 3 SUMMARY OF THE TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR THE VISION GROUP 4 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 8 1. Our Vision: Invigorating The Indonesia-Eu Economic Partnership 14 2. Rationales For An Ambitious New Economic Partnerships 15 3. The Starting Conditions: General Features 18 4. Architecture Of The Cepa 20 5. Market Access In Goods 22 5.1. Tariffs 23 5.2. Technical Barriers to Trade and Non Tariff Measures 23 5.3. SPS – Sanitary and Phyto-Sanitary Measures 24 5.4. Rules of Origin 25 5.5. Safeguards measures 25 6. Market Access In Services 26 7. Investment 27 7.1. Attract further EU FDI to Indonesia: Pre-Establishment/facilitation 28 7.2. Investment protection post-establishment 28 7.3. Investment Promotion 28 8. Cooperation And Capacity Building 29 9. Public Procurement, Infrastructure And Public Private Partnership 31 10. Intellectual Property Rights: Geographical Indications And Enforcement 33 11. Competition Policy 34 12. Sustainability: Environment As A Competitive Advantage 35 13. Governance/Dialogue Structure 37 14. Communication Strategy 38 ANNEXES 41 ANNEX I : PRODUCTS/SECTORS OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE 42 ANNEX 2 : POTENTIAL GAINS/ECONOMIC ANALYSIS 44 ANNEX 3 : INDONESIA – EU DEEPENING FRIENDSHIP 48 BACKGROUND NOTES ON SEVERAL ISSUES 54
Abbreviations ACP Africa, Caribbean and Pacific countries ASEAN Association of South East Asian Nations BIT Bilateral Investment Treaty CEPA Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement DDA Doha Development Agreement ECAP EU ASEAN Project on the Protection of IPR EIB European Investment Bank EIBD EU Indonesia Business Dialogue EPA Economic Partnership Agreement EQI Export Quality Infrastructure FDI Foreign Direct Investment GATS General Agreement on Trade in Services GI Geographical Indications GSP Generalized System of Preferences IIGF Indonesian Infrastructure Guarantee Fund IPR Intellectual Property Rights MERCOSUR Common Market Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay MFN Most Favored Nation NTMs Non Tariff Measures PCA Partnership and Cooperation Agreement PPP Public Private Partnership REACH Registration, Evaluation, Authorization & Restriction of Chemical substances RoO Rules of Origin SPS Sanitary and Phytosanitary measures SVLK Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu – Indonesia Timber legality System TBT Technical Barriers to Trade TRIPS Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights UNECE United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 1
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Page 11 and 12: often be accentuated by the combina
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Page 16 and 17: Relations between Indonesia and the
Page 18 and 19: eaching almost 7% in the last quart
Page 20 and 21: The existing EU and Indonesia allia
Page 22 and 23: Architecture of the CEPA 20 4 The V
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BACKGROUND NOTES 53
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2. DEVELOPMENTS Even though the tra
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1. to complete its ambitious negoti
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Data collected from an investment s
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direct recourse to international ar
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2.2. EU Member States EU Member Sta
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- Component 2 (implemented by UNICE
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7. Indonesia to improve the investm
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Indonesia is the largest timber exp
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3. TECHNICAL COOPERATION The REACH
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The implementation of National Indo
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Cooperation and coordination betwee
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The proposal also puts forward a ne
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The EU’s objectives are to secure
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82 1. INTRODUCTION Indonesia and th
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In the last decade, the expansion o
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Indonesia’s automotives industry
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88 Rapidly expanding services secto
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There is remarkable scope for coope
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In Indonesia the processed foods in
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Electronics is Indonesia’s larges
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One of the fastest growing segments
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The textile, clothing and footwear
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Delegation of the European Union In
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