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Past seminars – links to videos and slides
2019 BIES Economic Dialogue and Forum
Left-right: Ronnie Nataatmadja (discussant), Pipit Pitriyan (chair), Ahmad Komarulzaman (discussant), Ayu Pratiwi (BIES author) Although agroforestry is recognised as a means to stabilise farm income, little work has been done to differentiate farmers based on their incomes, their capacity to diversify crops, and the economic outcomes of agroforestry adoption. The [...]
[FKP hosted by LPEM FEB UI] No One Left Behind in Indonesia?
President Joko Widodo has used the term ‘no one left behind’ to emphasize his administration’s commitment to pursue inclusive development. However, some marginalized groups are still at risk of being excluded from the process. On Tuesday, 12 November 2019, Martin Siyaranamual (Universitas Padjadjaran) presented a paper he co-authored with Paul [...]
[FKP hosted by J-PAL Southeast Asia] Empowering Female Migrant Workers to Access Quality Overseas Placement Services in Indonesia
Many migrant workers from Indonesia rely on recruiters and placement agencies (PPTKIS or PT) to facilitate their employment abroad and PT quality matters for migration outcomes. However, PT quality is often highly variable and many engage in exploitative practices. On the other hand, migrant workers - particularly women - have [...]
[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project] Learning by exporting: the role of competition
Authors Arianto Patunru (second from left) and Deasy Pane (fourth from left) with seminar attendees Competition in the export markets is a key channel for firms to learn how to improve their productivity. Past studies have shown evidence of learning by exporting (LBE), but none has systematically explored competition as [...]
[FKP hosted by The SMERU Research Institute] Inklusi Disabilitas dalam Pembangunan
Photo Courtesy: The SMERU Research Institute People with disabilities are among the most vulnerable group to be excluded from the society. To ensure that every member of the society benefits from development, stakeholders from the government, industries, the academia, and the general public are working together to create a more [...]
[FKP hosted by The SMERU Research Institute] Asesmen Kemampuan Literasi dan Numerasi Anak
Photo Courtesy: The SMERU Research Institute Assessment is an integral part of a learning process, not only to measure students’ learning outcomes but also to evaluate the quality of teachers and the effectiveness of the education system. On Thursday, 24 October 2019, the SMERU Research Institute hosted an FKP seminar [...]
[FKP hosted by The SMERU Research Institute] Harapan bagi Program Keluarga Harapan
Photo Courtesy: The SMERU Research Institute Indonesia’s conditional cash transfer program, also known as Program Keluarga Harapan (PKH) is one of the efforts made by the government to eradicate poverty. In another FKP event hosted by The SMERU Research Institute, the impacts, dynamics, and possible improvements of PKH were discussed. [...]
[FKP hosted by The SMERU Research Institute] Kekerasan terhadap Perempuan
Photo Courtesy: The SMERU Research Institute Violence against women is a problem that is still rampant in Indonesia. Not only does this violate women’s fundamental rights, it is also a factor that hinders women’s participation in a country’s development. On Thursday, 10 October 2019, The SMERU Research Institute hosted an [...]
[FKP hosted by The SMERU Research Institute] Sistem Perlindungan Sosial Indonesia ke Depan
Photo courtesy: The SMERU Research Institute The government of Indonesia has committed to increase and improve social protection programs for all layers of the society. Despite these efforts, some groups remain vulnerable. On Thursday, 3 October 2019, The SMERU Research Institute hosted the first FKP event of the month discussing [...]
[FKP hosted by Lembaga Demografi FEB UI] Digital Economy Impacts to the Balance of Payments and the National Real Sector Account
Photo courtesy: Lembaga Demografi FEB UI The utilization of digital technologiy is believed to significantly boost a country’s economy. In Indonesia, the impact is estimated to be a 3% increase of the annual GDP. However, Indonesia’s high information and communication technology (ICT) imports have contributed to the country’s poor performance [...]
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