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Reference Materials for our project

We gathered our understanding through interview with Pak Nyoman, from Pasar Rakyat Bali website, News and TV interview on Pasar Rakyat such as on this website,Social report on Pasar Rakyat, and also video interview with Pak Nyoman such as on APA KABAR BALI?.

• A search for vegetable consumptions in Bali generated some reports that may be useful for Pasar Rakyat reference. Vegetable Consumption Pattern in East Java and Bali (2014)

• The 2014 study showed the relative proportion of vegetable consumed in average households and the data may be of relevance for Pasar Rakyat to do some market demand projection with appropriate extrapolation from 2014 to the present state. The study summarized in a table of data showing kind of vegetables consumed by households in 2014

• The demand for locally produced vegetables is likely to be an upward trend. A 2019 survey shows need for adding more veggies on Indonesian plates

• At the request of Indonesia’s Ministry of National Development Planning, WFP and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) with the involvement of a Team of Indonesian University economists and professors estimated food consumption patterns in Indonesia until 2045. The food consumption modelling covers a wide range of analysis of very important and interesting factors particularly those directly related to food consumption and food demands trends. In 2018 the Indonesian government started modeling the future of Indonesia food consumption and the modelling may also generate interesting forecast for Pasar Rakyat operation in demand and supply planning use.

• The comprehensive 2019 report of the 3rd World Irrigation Forum organized in Bali September 2019 about water irrigation practices in food production with respect to the water-energy-food nexus contains useful papers about effective use of water in agriculture practices that can be adopted by Pasar Rakyat farmers. 2019 Report of 3rd World Irrigation Forum organized in Bali

• An interesting post mentioned food prices in Bali in 2019 from a tourist's perspective. This can be of interest to Pasar Rakyat business consideration, especially for differential pricing of food items for locals and tourists. A tourist's blog about prices in Bali 2019

• The pandemic has indeed hit Bali badly as reflected in this article entitled 'Bali's economy struggles' published in ASEAN Today Bali's economy struggles to survive without tourists

Case Reference from Singapore

• An introduction to home farming in Singapore

• Video 101 How to compost

• Vermicomposting in Singapore

• VertiVegies

• Bollywood Veggies

• Sky Green

• ComCrop

• Pacific Agro Farm

Case Reference from Thailand

• Suphachai's Facebook

• Article of Phu Tawan Organic Farm