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Indonesia builds global seaweed research hub in East Lombok

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Jakarta (ANTARA) – Indonesia is constructing an Worldwide Tropical Seaweed Analysis Heart (ITSRC) in Ekas Bay, East Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, as a part of a nationwide push to turn out to be a worldwide hub for seaweed analysis and downstream innovation, a senior official mentioned.

Deputy Minister of Larger Training, Science and Know-how Stella Christie mentioned strengthening seaweed analysis is central to Indonesia’s nationwide technique and coastal financial transformation.

“Our main focus in latest months has been to place Indonesia because the world’s seaweed middle, and that should begin now. We’re establishing an international-standard analysis middle with international networks,” she mentioned in an announcement on Saturday.

Christie mentioned Ekas Bay was chosen as a result of it has lengthy supported coastal communities by way of aquaculture and seize fisheries actions.

The middle is anticipated to enhance harvest yields and cultivation high quality by way of research-based superior seaweed seedlings.

Indonesia is presently the world’s largest producer of tropical seaweed, accounting for round 75 p.c of world provide, she mentioned.

The worldwide seaweed trade is valued at about US$12 billion yearly and is projected to proceed rising.

Associated information: Indonesia targets $8 mln from seaweed offers at FIE 2025 in Paris

Nevertheless, Christie famous Indonesia’s dominance in manufacturing has not been matched by ample home analysis capability and downstream processing.

She careworn the nation should transfer past exporting uncooked supplies and as a substitute turn out to be a middle of innovation and value-added merchandise.

The ITSRC is designed as a nationwide and worldwide collaboration hub.

“We’re working with the College of California, Berkeley, and the Beijing Genomics Institute of China. The Beijing Genomics Institute has dedicated three billion rupiah for the primary two years, together with gear and researchers. Our ministry has allotted 1.5 billion rupiah for the preliminary section,” she mentioned.

The middle will embrace analysis buildings, dormitories for worldwide researchers, a pharmacy and different supporting amenities.

Ecologically, Ekas Bay includes a comparatively sheltered tropical bay system with favorable currents and water circulation, making it appropriate as a dwelling laboratory for productiveness, local weather resilience and tropical-scale biomass analysis.

Past Kappaphycus, a key uncooked materials for carrageenan, the location additionally has potential for creating Caulerpa, Ulva and Halymenia varieties.

Associated information: BRIN creating bioindustry innovation from seaweed

Translator: Sean Filo, Raka Adji
Editor: Rahmad Nasution
Copyright © ANTARA 2026



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