THE State Budget (APBN) has been pegged on this year’s targeted economic growth rate of 6.3 percent. Yet the government is pessimistic that the target will be achieved. Imports have declined with the weakening of the rupiah against the US dollar, and exports fared no better with the plunging prices of commodities internationally. The traditional major revenue sources—the mining and plantation sectors—are fl oundering in the wake of global market uncertainty. The bright spot lies in a number of sectors which the Indonesian economy will rely on next year. What are the sectors? What are their prospects and their challenges?