The Center for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS) has joined the Consortium for Agricultural Policy Research Initiatives (CAPRI), a regional platform for evidence-based agricultural policy research. Through this partnership, CIPS will collaborate with leading institutions across Southeast Asia to advance research and policy solutions on food security, agricultural transformation, and rural development.

CIPS Food Monitor 2026 Q1 examines the critical lack of maize price transparency and record-high beef prices in Indonesia, offering data-driven analysis for researchers and policymakers on how supply constraints and regulatory inefficiencies impact national food security.

Discover why Indonesian beef prices remain stuck at Rp140,000 despite global shifts in our latest CIPS Food Monitor Q4 2025 report. Click to read the full analysis.