Global Supply Chain Summer Camp
This immersive summer camp offers a focused, practice-oriented exploration of Indonesia’s fish supply chain, from capture and aquaculture through processing, distribution, and retail. Designed for professionals, university students, faculty members, and researchers, the program blends field visits, focus group discussions, and expert seminars to connect theory with real-world operations across one of the world’s most dynamic seafood sectors.
Visiting Pelabuhan Perikanan Samudera Nizam Zachman (Jakarta) is essential for understanding Indonesia’s commercial fisheries infrastructure, cold‑chain logistics, and stakeholder networks. It offers direct access to the country’s major fishing port facilities, regulatory offices, and processing hubs, as well as unique opportunities for applied research and industry collaboration in Jakarta’s seafood sector.
The focus group discussion will be at Universitas Logistik & Bisnis Internasional in Bandung (ULBI), 130 km from Jakarta. ULBI is a specialist institution in logistics and supply‑chain education, making it an ideal forum for technical dialogue on seafood traceability, cold‑chain design, and last‑mile distribution. Located in Bandung, the atmosphere offers a unique blend of scenery and culture.
Objectives
- Understand the end-to-end fish supply chain in Indonesia, including capture fisheries, aquaculture, processing, cold chain logistics, and retail.
- Examine sustainability, food safety, and regulatory frameworks shaping seafood trade and domestic markets.
- Explore technological and digital innovations for traceability, quality control, and supply chain optimization.
- Build cross-sector networks and collaborative research or professional partnerships.
Benefits
- Immediate practical insights for improving operations or informing research agendas.
- Access to local sites and stakeholders rarely available through conventional academic programs.
- Actionable outputs such as policy briefs, pilot project proposals, or joint research plans.
- Expanded professional network across industry, academia, and government.
Program Highlights
- Field Immersions: Visits to Nizam Zachman, the biggest fishery port in ASEAN, aquaculture farms, processing plants, cold storage facilities, and local markets to observe operations and stakeholder interactions.
- Expert Seminars: Presentations and panels with industry leaders, regulators, and scholars
- Focus Group Discussion: deep discussion sessions on cold chain management, HACCP and food safety protocols, traceability systems, and data collection methods.
- Applied Research Clinics: Small‑group problem solving where participants analyze real supply chain challenges and propose evidence-based interventions.
- Networking Sessions: Facilitated roundtables and project matchmaking to foster collaborations across academia, industry, and government.
- Sightseeing and Cultural Visit: visiting cultural sites in Bandung, experiencing unique Sundanese cuisine, and admiring Bandung’s history and arts.
Outcomes
By the end of the camp, participants will be able to:
- Map critical nodes and value drivers in Indonesia’s fish supply chain.
- Assess risks and opportunities related to sustainability, compliance, and market access.
- Design practical interventions or research projects that improve efficiency, traceability, or environmental performance.
- Communicate findings and recommendations to diverse stakeholders using data-driven narratives.
Program Itinerary
Pre - Arrival
There will be 2 online sessions discussing the program overview and Indonesian maritime logistics one week before the event (exact date will be announced after registration)
Day 1 – Arrival (Jakarta)
- Participant arrival
- Hotel check-in
*Note: The organizing committee will be on standby at Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, Indonesia, to welcome and assist program participants to hotels from 08.00 – 16.00 Indonesia Time.
Day 2 – Field Observation at Nizam Zachman Port (JAKARTA)
- Port introduction and safety briefing
- Guided field observation at: Fish landing sites, Auction and distribution areas, Cold storage and processing units
- Discussion with port authority and practitioners
- Gala Dinner
- Transfer to Bandung
*Note: Transportation will be provided at no cost.
Day 3 – Academic & Policy Discussion at ULBI (Bandung)
- Seminar on National Fish Logistics System
- Focus Group Discussion (FGD) on Logistics challenges, Policy gaps, and Best practices
- Case study analysis
Day 4 – Program Wrap Up - Departure (BANDUNG)
- Bandung Sightseeing
- Cultural Visits
- Prepare for Departure
Accomodation Alternatives
Hotels in Jakarta
- Holiday Inn Express Jakarta Pluit Citygate – ± USD 40-45 / night
- Aston Pluit Hotel & Residence – ± USD 25-30 / night
*Note: estimated prices from Tripadvisor
ULBI do not provide any transportation from Hotel to Nizam Zachman and Campus
Hotels in Bandung
- Holiday Inn Bandung Pasteur by IHG – ± USD 60 / night
- Aston Pasteur – ± USD 36 / night
- Zodiak Sutami Hotel – ± USD 11 / night
*Note: estimated prices from Tripadvisor
ULBI do not provide any transportation from Hotel to Nizam Zachman and Campus
Registration
Program registration fee for students USD 50, for faculty members, researchers, professionals USD 150 per participant.
*Please note that registration will be closed once the participant quota has been reached.
Payment Information
Bank BNI
Account Number : 8888050598
Account Name : Universitas Logistik dan Bisnis Internasional
Swift Code : BNINIDJAXXX
Contact Information
+62 8121-4527-766
+62 8122-8282-080
[email protected]
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+62 8121-4527-766
+62 8122-8282-080
[email protected]
ULBI adalah institusi pendidikan tinggi yang didirikan oleh Yayasan Pendidikan Bhakti Pos Indonesia (YPBPI), ULBI memiliki visi menjadi menjadi Universitas yang unggul dalam tata kelola dan pendidikan di bidang Bisnis Logistik dan Manajemen Rantai Pasok pada tahun 2027.
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