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Mriganka Jaipuriyar Head of News, Asia, S&P Global Platts

1480 posts

Academia 1 year ago

Indonesia's health sector: A five-year progress evaluation

Reviewing the lack of progress in meeting the national health targets over the past five year shows ...

Academia 1 year ago

Indonesia takes a promising step forward for working moms

More than one in four working women were considering downshifting their careers or leaving the workf...

Academia 1 year ago

Small reactors, the future of Indonesia’s nuclear energy

In view of the potential sidelining of nuclear power as a priority in Indonesia's energy strateg...

Academia 1 year ago

Empowering foreign bank branches in Indonesia's financial landscape

Foreign bank branches should integrate sustainable financing practices and align with ESG standards ...

Academia 1 year ago

Family offices and Indonesia’s emergence as the next investment hub

The investment from ultra-wealthy families is expected to drive economic development through increas...

Academia 1 year ago

Degradation of professorial title and shifting boundaries of prestige

Indonesia has more than 5,000 registered professors. Of these, only about 3,200 are actively involve...

Academia 1 year ago

Rising concerns over fertility rate and the government's worrisome response

The government's emphasis on women as the main actor in its family policies perpetuates traditio...

Academia 1 year ago

Navigating the tide of Chinese modernization

In light of China's ambitious modernization strategy toward becoming a leading global power, Sou...

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Public participation key to preventing misuse of state funds in regional elections

In some regions, budget allocations for aid to particular sectors are deliberately kept under the Rp...

Academia 1 year ago

Muhammadiyah wastes opportunity to lead fight climate change

Muhammadiyah has pledged “environmentally friendly mining practices” with the license, b...

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1480 posts

Indonesia's health sector: A five-year progress evaluation

Indonesia takes a promising step forward for working moms

Small reactors, the future of Indonesia’s nuclear energy

Empowering foreign bank branches in Indonesia's financial landscape

Family offices and Indonesia’s emergence as the next investment hub

Degradation of professorial title and shifting boundaries of prestige

Rising concerns over fertility rate and the government's worrisome response

Navigating the tide of Chinese modernization

Public participation key to preventing misuse of state funds in regional elections

Muhammadiyah wastes opportunity to lead fight climate change