IndonesiaTotal population
22000
Literacy rate
99
Smart phone use frequency
Majority of Residents
3. Majority of residents
Smart phone primary users
Students, young adults, teenagers, farmers and agricultural workers
Mobile broadband coverage
Strong
Strong
Mobile internet use frequency
Majority
3. Majority
Mobile internet primary users
Youth primarily use internet in Alamendah Village
Main purpose(s) of internet use by village residents (at least once a month)
Millennial farmers can already fill out spreadsheets, and use m-banking and e-commerce to make purchases
Main social medial tools (or platforms) used by village residents
The village population mainly uses WhatsApp
Social media platforms use for marketing, commercial, data exchange or other services or types of activities (what, by whom and frequency)
WhatsApp is mostly used for promotional media because it has a wider reach and more users
Main livelihood occupations (crop types, fish, livestock, agrifood, etc.) practiced by village residents
Main farming activities
Farmer (fruits and vegetables)
Main agri food activities
Traders
Other livelihood activities (outside farming)
Local tourism business developers and tour guides
Digital solutions available (or used) in Village (or by local residents)
Al Ittifaq Cooperative
Virtual Tour Desa Wisata
SIAPIK BI
Featured Digital Solution
Name
Al Ittifaq Cooperative
Name of Lead Developer/supplier (and partners)
Al Ittifaq Cooperative (Partners: Bank Indonesia, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, Alamendah Tourism Village Government, Ministry of Tourism)
Lead developer category
Academic/research
Academic/research
Delivery type
Internet of Things (sensors, apps)
Primary users
Farmers
SMEs
Number of users/subscribers (at village/local area level)
Development stage category and description
Testing/pilot/proof of concept stage
Testing/pilot/proof of concept stage
Digital category
Digital Agriculture
Indicate if the highlighted "top digital solution" is linked to (or part of) government, private, or multi-partner initiative, project or programme
The governent's Ministry of Tourism is providing financing and Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia is developing the program
Main issues, needs, or priorities faced (or expressed) by villagers in accessing, and/or using digital solutions, services, or innovations (examples: reliability/strength/slow internet connection; access through local language; lack of adatpation to needs; urgently needed services not available, accessible, affordable, etc....)
Farmers want a soil pH meter to adjust the pH for farmers who have greenhouses to maximize the quality of agricultural production.
Other relevant information, data, statistics, links, application history etc.
Digital innovation in the villages in West Java represents various sectors in agriculture, including infrastructure development, financial services, social services, agri-food marketing and e-commerce, smart farming, smart livestock development, information systems management, e-governance, and the community and economic development. Among others, e-fishery has been implemented in Puntang, Soge and Krimun Villages in Indramayu. Similarly, smart agriculture has been implemented in Habibie Garden and Alam Endah villages in Bandung district, and Papayan village in Tasikmalaya.