Video: MBG Control Centre Ensures MBG Food Meets Nutritional Standards

In the midst of global geopolitical turmoil shaking the world, Indonesia is assessed by Abdul Rivai Ras, Chairman of the Indonesian Association of Entrepreneurs and Managers of Free Nutritious Meals Kitchens (APPMBGI), as still sufficiently resilient. As energy and food supply chains are disrupted by war, APPMBGI views Indonesia’s food resilience as still quite good, reflected in achieving food self-sufficiency. APPMBGI is pushing for ease of distribution and supply chains to ensure food absorption, including to MBG kitchens, is maintained. APPMBGI is also playing a role in stabilising food supplies and maintaining price stability. APPMBGI is creating a concept to build a food supply chain system to around 26,000 Nutritious Meals Fulfilment Service Units (SPPG) kitchens and to establish an MBG Control Centre/Command Centre MBG to monitor food distribution and oversight of the MBG programme, including ensuring MBG food meets nutritional standards. For more details on efforts to build a strong MBG food supply chain, watch the dialogue between Syarifah Rahma and Abdul Rivai Ras, Chairman of APPMBGI, on Squawk Box, CNBC Indonesia (Wednesday, 13/05/2026).