Indonesia is developing 100 science and techno parks (STPs) as part of efforts to support the government’s nine-priority agenda or Nawacita. The technology parks are also expected to connect academics, small- and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) and business and government.
As of 2013, four parks have operated — the Indonesian Research Center for Science and Technology (Puspiptek), Bandung Techno Park, Solo Techno Park and Cikarang Techno Park. Being developed are the Batam Technopark and Palembang Technopark.
