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View all search resultsDuty-free access to the European Union market is supposed to help Indonesian micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), but trade associations doubt it will be a panacea for boosting exports without tackling costs, compliance and capacity.
Indonesia needs coordinated systematic reform to transform its capital markets from a collection of well-intentioned programs into an ecosystem that can facilitate enterprises’ journey from early stage ventures into sustainable public companies.
In line with President Prabowo's "3 million homes" program, the MSMEs and housing ministries are preparing to devise a special microcredit scheme for housing next year with a cap of Rp 430 trillion.
Experts have raised concerns about the limited involvement of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in running the kitchens, despite the President's promise that the ambitious program would bolster local economies.
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