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Academia 2 years ago

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Addressing poverty and unemployment through education

Sustained investment in equal and quality education access is needed to broaden mindsets, increase literacy and generate self-empowerment for the betterment of not only individual lives, but also the nation's future.

Economy 2 years ago

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Spending discrepancy in Jakarta: Land of the rich, home of the poor

Newly released data from Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reveal a deep discrepancy between the haves and the have-nots in Jakarta, given that the townspeople’s spending average sits far above national per-capita expenditure.

Academia 2 years ago

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Bridging disparities to bolster digital transformation in ASEAN

The cause for concern in this situation is how developed areas will continue to progress rapidly, while rural areas remain stagnant in their status quo, exacerbating the divide between the haves and have-nots.

Editorial 2 years ago

The power of women’s soccer

While women’s soccer continues to progress, Indonesia seems to have missed the boat.

Interview 2 years ago

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Understanding Nadiem’s big splash in education sector

There is a disparity within the Indonesian education system, and the national assessment, for the first time ever, allows us to accurately quantify it.

Editorial 3 years ago

Recover, but truly together

The relaxation of mobility restrictions since late last year has helped bring down the poverty rate in Indonesia, but that has done nothing to improve income inequality.

Academia 3 years ago

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Nutrition, stunting and gender equality: Intimate trajectories

Gender disparities in nutrition for women and girls of reproductive age are still a serious problem in Indonesia.

Editorial 4 years ago

Cooking oil price still high

Whatever new policy measure President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo will take within the next few days, it should include the assignment of a special agency to manage the DMO and fixed ceiling prices.

Editorial 5 years ago

Overcoming testing disparity

While the capacity of government and local administrations is limited, it should consider cooperating with private labs that are quite common in the cities.

Business 5 years ago

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Job opportunities: Jakarta remains top place for young talents to pursue a career

The latest survey conducted by Kalibrr Indonesia indicates that 73 percent of all job vacancies are in Jakarta, 6 percent in Banten, 4 percent in East Java, 3 percent in West Java and 2 percent in Central Java

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