Strengthening Indonesia’s agricultural sector and cooperative systems is seen as crucial for achieving national economic independence. Historical self-sufficiency in food production, reached in 1984, demonstrates the potential of this approach. Village Unit Cooperatives (KUD) play a significant role in this strategy, though details of current initiatives were not specified in the report. The focus is on leveraging these sectors to reduce reliance on external economic factors and foster domestic growth. Experts believe a renewed emphasis on agriculture and cooperatives can bolster the nation’s economic resilience. Further development of these areas is considered vital for long-term economic stability and self-reliance. The report highlights a return to proven strategies for economic empowerment.