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Academia 2 years ago
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Why Indonesia should care about think tanks in an ever-changing world
Increasing the state research budget to equal 1 percent of GDP is ideal but the government can also engage the domestic public and private sectors to fund think tanks to promote evidence-based informed policymaking.
Economy 2 years ago
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Indonesia needs to ease service sector restrictions, World Bank says
Indonesia may reap significant benefits if the country can fully utilize its services potential, but the government must first ease restrictions and enact sweeping policy reforms to actually realize it, World Bank said.
Society 3 years ago
Govt to carry out revamped national health survey in August
The government has announced plans to launch a National Health Survey (SKI) in August, an opportunity to measure the state of the nation’s health and nutrition, as well as the risk factors plaguing millions of Indonesians.
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