Indonesian female entrepreneurs tend to work in slower productivity fields and also have less access to skills development training, technology, and business networks.
Politics
It is a relationship that has perhaps never been more important to Australia, particularly as ties with China continue on a downward spiral.
Indonesia’s advocacy received an overwhelming endorsement in late August when its resolution to promote the role of women in peacekeeping was adopted by all members.
An Universitas Airlangga professor says the key to Indonesia’s economic recovery is the development of its downstream fisheries industries.
Women in East Kalimantan join male-dominated ‘ormas’ to empower themselves and their community.
Land disputes pitting small-scale farmers against big capital interests are common across Indonesia and they cause more social conflict than any other issue.
The Komite Nasional Disabilitas (KND) was supposed to be an independent institution which monitors, evaluates and advocates for the realisation of disability rights in Indonesia.
Cassrels makes no claim to have fully understood Indonesia, opening with former foreign minister Marty Natalegawa’s words: “Indonesia defies definition, almost. Its diversity is its identity”.
My experience and knowledge, and the experiences of all minorities, matter, even when those perspectives feel insignificant because of all the extra effort to make people understand.
Sri Mulyani said as long as the workers have an active membership at BPJS Ketenagakerjaan they could expect to receive the cash soon.
Last Friday the news website Tempo was replaced with a black screen and the word “hoax” printed across it in bold red font.
Most informal workers are not registered with the tax office or insured under BPJS Ketenagakerjaan, membership of which is a prerequisite for the cash transfer.
ACICIS has secured a financial lifeline in the Australian Government’s decision to adapt its New Colombo Plan initiative to global COVID-19 conditions.
Country to focus on reining in pandemic instead.
An Indigenous advocacy body has been overwhelmed by phone calls for everyday supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A formal protest from seven doctors associations and organisations stated that the new council members did not represent them.
