...- 10 Marketing Strategies .................................................................................................... 10 - 12 Conclusion ............................................................................................................................. 13 References ...................................................................................................................... 14 - 15 1.0 Executive Summary Borneo Safe Haven Bed and Breakfast is a bed and breakfast hotel business that is located exactly at the hearts of Kuching City. Kuching has millions of foreign travellers coming in and out every year ever since year 2010. Kuching has attracted many tourists due to the cleanliness of the city, the many tourist attraction places like museums and national parks, the friendliness of the citizens in Kuching also welcomed a lot of the tourists that visited Kuching. We will be utilising an old shop house and convert it into a modernized bed and breakfast hotel yet providing the customers the feel of staying in Borneo. We will also have a rooftop swimming pool with chilling areas and lounge that will serve light snacks and beverages while customers overlook the city of Kuching which will make us the first bed and breakfast in Kuching to have such facilities to provide a better stay experience for both the...
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...PT ASTRA AGRO LESTARI Tbk DAN ENTITAS ANAK/ AND SUBSIDIARIES LAPORAN KEUANGAN KONSOLIDASIAN/ CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 31 DESEMBER 2014 DAN 2013/ 31 DECEMBER 2014 AND 2013 PT ASTRA AGRO LESTARI Tbk DIRECTOR'S STATEMENT REGARDING RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF ( 31 December 2014 ) SURAT PERNYATAAN DIREKSI TENTANG TANGGUNG JAWAB ATAS LAPORAN KEUANGAN KONSOLIDASIAN ( 31 Desember 2014 ) PT ASTRA AGRO LESTARI Tbk DAN ENTITAS ANAK /AND SUBSIDIARIES We, the undersigned.- Kami yang bertanda tangan dibawah ini : 1. Nama Alamat Alamat Domisili Nornor Telepon Jabatan 2. Nama Alarnat Alamat Domisili Nomor Tel epon Jabatan Widya Wiryawan JI.Pulo Ayang Raya Blok OR-I Kawasan Inclustri Pub Gadung Jakarta 13930 11.Tebet Timur Dal am VI D16 Jakarta Selatan 021-4616555 Presiden DirekturlPresident Director 1. Rudy .11.Pulo Ayang Raya Blok OR-1 Kawasan Industrt Pula Gadung Jakarta 13930 JI. P Jayakarta 121 No. 54 Sawah Besar Jakarta Pusat 021-4616555 Direktur Keuangan7Finance Director 2. Men yatakan bahwa : Name Address Address of Domicile Telephone Number Position Name Address Address of Domicile Telephone Number Position Declare that : 1. Bertanggung jawab atas penyusunan dan penyajian laporan keuangan konsolidasian perusahaan; 1_ We are responsible for the preparation and presentation of the company's consolidated financial statements; 2. Laporan keuangan...
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...We have heard about the act of deforestation to make room for more land, such as crops. This not only puts endangered species in harms way as the act alone kills them, but it leaves the living without a home. A Huffington Post article entitled, 'Pygmy Elephants' Protection Was Slated Through Forest Reserve Designation In Malasia, Says WWF' (Eileen Ng, 01/31/2013) focuses on an area of Borneo (Sabah) that is home to the Pygmy Elephant. With fewer than 1,200 left in Malaysia, the elephant today is a severely endangered species. This is partly due to the fact that farmers are converting forests into crops for oil and rubber plantations, limiting these elephants to where they can and can not go. The executive director of The World Wildlife Fund of Malaysia made a statement saying, “Conversions result in fragmentation of the forests, which in turn results in loss of natural habitat for elephant herds, thus forcing them to find alternative food and space, putting humans and wildlife in direct conflict.” The land-form can be described as flat and ideal for agriculture, unlike mountainous regions also found in Southeast Asia. For an elephant, this makes it ideal for grazing which is problematic for the farmer. Rather than consult with the forestry department, farmers are taking matters into their own hands and poisoning the gentle beings. "The elephants are feared to have been poisoned because they encroached on Malaysian plantations, giving fresh urgency to activists' warnings of...
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...Article II Declares that the Philippines is a republican state and that sovereignty is vested in the people. The Philippine government shall defend the State but renounces war as an instrument of national policy. Likewise, the government shall support parents in educating the youth for good citizenship and promote social justice for the well-being and economic security of the people. Case study Commission on election Petitioner Rev. Elly Velez Pamatong filed his Certificate of Candidacy for President on December 17, 2003. Respondent Commission on Elections (COMELEC) refused to give due course to petitioner’s Certificate of Candidacy in its Resolution No. 6558 dated January 17, 2004. The decision, however, was not unanimous since Commissioners Luzviminda G. Tancangco and Mehol K. Sadain voted to include petitioner as they believed he had parties or movements to back up his candidacy. On January 15, 2004, petitioner moved for reconsideration of Resolution No. 6558. Petitioner’s Motion for Reconsideration was docketed as SPP (MP) No. 04-001. The COMELEC, acting on petitioner’s Motion for Reconsideration and on similar motions filed by other aspirants for national elective positions, denied the same under the aegis of Omnibus Resolution No. 6604 dated February 11, 2004. The COMELEC declared petitioner and thirty-five (35) others nuisance candidates who could not wage a nationwide campaign and/or are not nominated by a political party or are not supported by a registered political...
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...Flag Burning History has taught us, sleeps or wakes up this country actually achieved independent over 54 years. Generally, the absolute freedom granted to the indigenous population heads of leadership that was originally under the leadership of Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj. However, it should be remembered again, the history of western imperialist occupation of much flushed and sweat of the people of Malay land resources for the benefits of themselves and their nation. What a cruel, greedy and cruel rule for 446 years occupied the country. As citizen of Malaysian, a string of previous history as a struggle should be the nation of Malaysia. “Eating is not satisfied, do not sleep soundly, no wet bath.” That is seen as circumstances and situation peoples of Malay in the colonial era. There are sad, bleaker and darker. If announced to the public about this story is sure to be stunned, speechless and some who shed tears of sympathy. Imagine imperialist atrocities when they were everywhere on our shoes. Indigenous populations into slaves, while other people pleasing profits from the sweat of our ancestors. Today security can no longer be defined only in the traditional form of accounting for the military threats and related issues even if we to enjoy nearly 54 years of independent in which globalization. The nation-state had to work together to safeguard commons interests, but at the same time maintaining special interest to them. This resulted in increasing need to maintained...
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...The roosters were crowing before darkness had faded in the riverside Dayak hamlet of Kunsali Patamuan in Kapuas Hulu district, West Kalimantan. Through the cracks of the timber walls in the 122 metre wide long-house, the faint sound of shuffling feet on squeaky floors penetrated to the compartments, as people went back and forth to the kitchens at the back of each living quarter. Not long afterwards, the clattering of tin kettles and stirring of teaspoons could be heard right, left and centre. The long-house was awakening. The village of Malapi is one of the home villages of the Tamans, a sub group of the Iban Dayak. There are about 6000 Tamans in all, their community spread through about a dozen villages in Kapuas Hulu. The village of Malapi is one of them, and consists of a string of four hamlets, one of which is Kunsali Patamuan, and six long-houses. Each long-house lodges between 20 and 40 family units. All are close to the river which runs through the village. Our particular long-house was only recently relocated here as the ever-moving Kapuas river bed had turned its erosive powers right up to the front of the old long-house. The old site had to be abandoned. An increasing rate of riverbank erosion is one of the environmental problems facing this community as a result of upstream logging, both legal and illegal. Every family living in the old long-house builds their own compartment or bilik, and it might take ten years or more before all are completed. The wood used in...
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...Deforestation in Indonesia and Philippines Deforestation has been a major issue on the global agenda for over 20 years. This problem has effected people, government and business around the world. The purpose of this essay is to compare the deforestation in two Asian countries which are Indonesia and Philippines. It looks at the incidences of the deforestation, the main causes and some government policies in these two countries. Deforestation is a major issue in Indonesia and it is getting worse rapidly. The loss of primary forest is increasing by an average of 47,600 hectares every year. According to a paper published in the June 29th edition of the journal Nature Climate Change, Indonesia has now overtaken Brazil as the country with the highest rate of annual loss in primary forest in the world (R.C., 2014). It was found that the Indonesia rapidly lost 840,000 hectares of the forest (Hellmann, 2014). Indonesia. The huge destructions that cause the lost to Indonesia rainforests is the carbon-rich peatlands for palm oil and paper threatens. Peatlands store huge amount of carbon and Indonesia's peatlands are vast. It stores around 35 billion tonnes of carbon. This is the major reason why Indonesia is also one of the world's largest emitters of climate changing greenhouse gases. Moreover, huge amount of carbon dioxide are being released from deforestation on peat soils. Seventeen out of sixty six percent...
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...Trading environment is by nature government implication of the host country in the trade relationship with the hosted company; It can be positive and facilitate commerce with encouraging and low tariff and non-tariff barriers, as well as liberalization. Also, the financial environment is the business by which money is transferred among business, government and people and is function of financial and currency stability which are closely link to consumption and inflation which support your market size. It has an impact on currencies, exchange rate and it is supported by organizations such as WTO, or IMF. Finally, geography is the easiness of using resources by some geographical evidence of the country, as well as population, is a market size and a element to take into account when targeting and assessing its potential. In Malaysia, trading environment is pressing and leads for the company as a strong barrier for trade because of tariff and non-tariff barriers (para-tariff measure, price control…) of the intended business, and of strong inflows due to a large-scale policy easing, that tend to financial instability, increased exchange rates and asset prices in the host country. Likewise, the financial environment is slightly deteriorating. Depreciation of the currency would tackle external competitiveness, and therefore decrease standards of living of the citizen (rakyat) resulting in paying higher import prices for a product. But it is not the only factor, and as a consequence...
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...Afforestation is introduced by the government to protect forests to a certain extent. However, there are limitations as well. There are other measures that the government introduced to protect the forests- controlled logging, conservation and controlling forest fires. In afforestation, trees are planted in areas that were not originally covered with forests. Usually carried out in abandoned farmland. Trees are also planted in formerly forested areas that have been cleared by logging, which known as reforestation. Teak trees are commonly planted. Teak is commercially valuable and grows well in tropical rainforests. Teak grows fast and takes about five years before it is suitable for logging, as compared to about 20 years for other types of trees. Reforestation of forests has been possible in areas where the locals were actively involved in the projects. However, the rates at which forests are replanted are slower than the rates at which they are cleared because the incentives given to the locals in replanting the trees are not attractive enough. E.g. In East Kalimantan, replanting has covered only 90,000 square kilometres while the area reduced by deforestation is 250,000 square kilometres in 2000-01. Controlled logging is encouraged by MOF to minimize the damage caused by logging in rainforests to ensure carefully logging. Measures such as law enforcement, as well as education and research are taken to make sure the timber companies understand the extent of damage. Severe...
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...The population of indigenous communities are mostly in East Malaysia, which is in the Sabah and Sarawak. Basically, the indigenous group in Sarawak is mostly the Iban, Bidayuh, Malanau, Kenyah, Kelabit, Penan. However, the indigenous group in Sabah is consists of the Kadazan Dusun, Bajau, Murut, Rungu, Lotud, Brunei, Orang Sungai, Kadayan, Bisaya and many others sub-groups. Furthermore, this report is mainly focusing on the ethics group of Ibans and Bidayuhs. Sarawak is located on the island of Borneo with Kuching is its capital. It is the largest State among 13 States in Malaysia. The State of Sarawak cover an area of 124,449.51 sq. km, it is about 37% of the Malaysia total land area. Sarawak is known as the Land of Hornbills. It was naturally blessed with vast areas of both lowland and highland rainforest. Sarawak’s forests are the State’s most important resource and asset, producing timber and a multitude of forest products. The rainforest is home to an incredible variety of more than 8,000 species of flora and over 20,000 fauna, the majority of which are insects. Sarawak is also rich in its’ cultural, history and heritage; natural and adventure. Additionally, Sarawak is the state with the most districts in Malaysia, home to Batang Rajang, the country’s longest river, the world’s biggest flower the Rafflesia, and the Brooke Birdwing, the world’s largest butterfly. Sarawak also boasts the world’s most extensive cave system, the world’s oldest rainforest the size of Austria and...
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...territory of Labuan in Malaysia; * Mindanao and the province of Palawan in the Philippines. The Program BIMP-EAGA cooperation aims to increase trade, tourism and investments with and outside the sub region by: * Facilitating the free movement of people, goods, and services * Making the best use of common infrastructure and natural resources * Taking the fullest advantage of economic complementation The BIMP-EAGA initiative is envisioned to be private sector-led and market-driven. Its goal is to accelerate economic development in focus areas which, although geographically distant from their national capitals, are in strategic proximity to each other, in one of the world's most resource-rich regions that includes the Heart of Borneo (HoB) and Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion (SSME). To achieve its development goals, the BIMP-EAGA cooperation is anchored on five strategic pillars: Connectivity, Food Basket, Tourism, Environment, and Trade and Investment Facilitation. BIMP-EAGA and the Philippines: THE 12-member delegation of the Sabah Federation of Industries expressed interest to work closely with Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry to strengthen trade and tourism between Sabah and Cebu Datuk Seri Panglima Wong Khen Thau, president of the Sabah Federation of Industries and the organizing chairman of the SIE (Sabah International Expo) 2014 – says that...
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...Perodua sales grow in East Malaysia, 35% market share In Cars, Local News, Malaysian Makes, Perodua / By Danny Tan / 26 November 2010 3:20 pm / 147 comments [pic] Perodua launched the Viva Elite Exclusive Edition in Sabah yesterday following the Peninsular launch two weeks ago, adding sales momentum to its best seller in East Malaysia. The small car maker aims to sell 600 units of the RM42,000 leather equipped Exclusive Edition per month. According to Perodua MD Datuk Aminar Rashid Salleh, a total of 240,000 Vivas have been sold since it was launched in 2007 and the high spec Viva Elite is the best selling variant of the range from January to October this year, accounting for 41.4% or 24,000 units from a total of 58,000 units. In East Malaysia, Aminar said that the Viva is the company’s best selling model at nearly 50% of total sales. “Of the 21,300 vehicles sold in East Malaysia, Sabah contributes 46% to our sales in this region and I believe this market still has a lot of room to grow,” Aminar told Bernama. The firm has high hopes on East Malaysia. “Sabah and Sarawak are our fastest growing regions with nearly 14% contribution or 21,300 vehicles to our overall sales so far this year. We aim to increase sales contribution from this region from its current to 20% within five years,” he added. Perodua is the market leader in East Malaysia with nearly 35% of total industry volume. Click here to view details and images of the Viva Elite Exclusive Edition from our...
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...Caspian Sea | * a landlocked sea between Asia and Europe (European Russia) * world's largest inland body of water, with a surface area of 371,000 km² (143,000 sq. mi.) | * Oil and natural gas production platforms are replete along the edges of the sea. In addition, large quantities of sturgeon live in its waters, and the caviar produced from their eggs is a valuable commodity. Sturgeon is the common name used for some 26 species of fish in the family Acipenseridae; Several species of sturgeons are harvested for their roe, which is made into caviar — a luxury food which makes some sturgeons pound for pound the most valuable of all harvested fish * The Caspian Sea area is rich in minerals and natural resources. Oil fields were recovered there recently along with natural gas supplies. | Huang Ho (Yellow River) | * Originating in the Bayan Har Mountains in Qinghai province of western China * | * often called the cradle of Chinese civilization * named for the color of the silts that are carried downstream in its flow.One of the most creative uses of the river occurred during World War II. Chinese troops under Chiang Kai-Shek broke the levees on the Huang He in order to flood a valley and stop the advance of invading Japanese troops. The resulting flood was massive, and the death toll of the invaders topped 900,000. * | Fertile Crescent | * The "fertile crescent" refers to an ancient area of fertile soil and important rivers stretching in an arc...
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...known regarding our country, we chose to focus on territorial matters; territorial disputes. Territorial dispute often refers to an opposition or contrasting of countries over a state of ownership in the land. Countries become as rivals for the sake of having a piece of land and contain the rights and power over it. This territorial issue is what our country had faced over a long period of time up to now. One of this is the Claim of Sabah between the Philippines and Malaysia which is what we are going to tackle onto our “Mystery in History”. Long ago, it is said that the Philippines and the island of Borneo, formed a land mass by means of the land bridges connecting the two areas. The North Borneo, now known as Sabah is confined to the Philippines. The Sulu inhabitants regarded it as “land below the wind” for it is located below the typhoon belt. Time came that the Borneo was separated from the Philippines due to lost of its land bridge. The two countries then fell under separate kingdoms usually called as sultanates. When the Spanish navy reached our shores, it influenced all the invaders to engage into different treaties with various sultans. One invader is the Malaysia. The main basis of the territorial dispute between the Philippines and Malaysia over Sabah is the different understanding and interpretation of the treaty they have signed; the Treaty of Pajak. Since it is an Arabic word, the Filipino people or the Sultan claims that the term “Pajak” means “a lease”-...
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...Marketing Types of Services For our business to grow better we have range of services to satisfy the needs and wants of our customers. Below are the services that provide by our firm: I. Coach tour We have our own coach tours that can carry for almost 60 passengers. We can assure that our coach tours are the best coach tour with these features: * Leather front-facing seats. * Foot and arm rests. * LCD TV monitors connected to DVD player or VCR to provide entertainment or possibly analog TV or DTV for local news or programs. * Full service lavatories. * Cool water dispenser, refrigerator, and hot water urn. * Wheelchair lift or ramp and "kneeling suspension" for easier access. * Tinted windows and curtains. * Luggage compartment below in the underbelly of bus, with overhead hand-luggage racks. * Air conditioner. * Light snacks and refreshment will be provided for long journey that is more than 5 hours. 2. Flight ticketing For those customer who are busy and unavailable to book ticket by their own. We also have provided flight ticketing service for the convenience of customers. With flight departure points from major cities worldwide, we offer flight booking services with instant-confirmation and office support in key Asian countries such as Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, China, UAE, etc. 3. Hotel reservation Others than flight ticketing we also have We also offer “Flight + Hotel” booking capability which will take...
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