After enduring a difficult year dominated by the multi-dimensional impact of COVID-19, we are now beginning to witness the green shoots of economic recovery.
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The Ministry of Research and Technology/National Research and Innovation Agency (Ristek/BRIN) of the Republic of Indonesia and Monash University for the Australia Indonesia Centre (AIC) have today signed a Memorandum of Agreement that will strengthen the commitment to joint research and the mutual benefits that come from it.
Indonesia has taken an economic hit from COVID-19 with early figures showing a sharp pull back last year.
The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic has brought technocrats and governments together to start looking at a very different future for our cities.
The Indonesian government has signed into effect the implementing regulations for its massive and complex job creation law, which means the government is on track to meet the ambitious targets set in the law.
Indonesia has gone backwards on an index of corruption after almost 20 years of making consistent progress.
The national population in 2020 reached 270.2 million people. This translated to an annual increase of 1.25% which represents a continuation of a 50 year trend in decelerating population growth.
Agriculture is a key driver of the Indonesian economy, accounting for 50 percent of total employment and contributing 13 percent of Indonesia’s US$1.11 trillion gross domestic product (GDP).
The AIC’s Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research, in collaboration with AIC partner Hasanuddin University, is proud to present an inspirational two-hour webinar presented in both English and Bahasa Indonesia.
The global adjustment to the coronavirus pandemic has seen a faster shift to a digital economy as technology has been harnessed to deal with abrupt changes in every aspect of life.
Supply chains are being tested around the globe, as coronavirus creates new challenges around people and logistics.
The scheme will fund small and rapid research projects, to be completed this year, with up to AUD 20,000 each.
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