These topics are areas of focus for PAIR, the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research, currently underway in South Sulawesi.
From the AIC
Ibu Mari will be the second Indonesian woman to serve as a World Bank Managing Director.
Letters of Intent on Digital Diplomacy and Trilateral Cooperation were signed by Australia and Indonesia in Jakarta on 8 January 2020, the Australian Embassy in Indonesia has advised.
As both countries are set to capture the opportunities presented by the IA-CEPA, this AIC Backgrounder explores how young people can play a critical role in boosting trade growth.
[AIC Backgrounder No.2/2019] Indonesia’s digital economy is massively important, but without reliable cybersecurity systems, 150 million users remain exposed to security threats.
The targeted beneficiaries of the proposed solutions included housewives, retirees and low-income families, but first, senior policymakers must be convinced to implement the plans.
The three have agreed to collaborate on research around integrated transport and logistics, focusing on development in the north-east of the province.
This 12-chapter book represents over 3 years of AIC Infrastructure research (2016-2019) by a team from UI, UGM, ITS and the University of Melbourne.
Sultan of Yogyakarta Hamengkubuwono X spoke in Melbourne recently, identifying the creative economy as massively important for Yogya’s future.
Skills Future presents an explanation of the qualifications frameworks used in Australia and Indonesia, the education systems and regulators as well as analysing the similarities and differences of the two systems.
“One of the main skills gaps in their graduate recruits from Indonesian universities was leadership skills; critical thinking; a capacity to see the ‘big picture’ of what they were doing.”
“PAIR represents the future of this relationship, as an important vessel for collaboration between our two countries” – Ambassador Gary Quinlan
Jen Bahen discusses opportunities for Australian education and training providers to engage with Indonesia in its mission of human capital development.
“Generally, tradition goes that Teachers’ Day is a day full of inspirational and eloquent words. I’m sorry, but I’ll be a little different today. I want to speak from the heart, to all teachers in Indonesia, from Sabang to Merauke.”
A recent panel discussion looked at IA-CEPA as a platform to reinvigorate Australia and Indonesia’s economic relationship
Financial wellbeing centres on the idea that people should be able to not just survive, but thrive – meeting their expenses and having money left over.
