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View all search results“There is not currently a shortage of liquidity at the international level. However, the issue is how to refocus on opportunities and make them attractive to the international private sector so investors come in and contribute to economic growth,” the advisory group's executive director Seth Tan told The Jakarta Post in an exclusive interview on Aug. 14.
The World Bank has urged the Indonesian government to improve public-private partnership (PPP) financing schemes to attract more private capital that could fill the government’s budget shortage on infrastructure projects.
Though Indonesia should be prepared, responsive, alert and resilient in facing any disaster, it appears that Indonesia, especially the government alone, cannot meet the constantly growing demand for services and resources needed for disaster prevention, preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery.
Businesspeople have called on the government to provide greater certainty on executing projects under the public-private partnership (PPP) scheme to get more private companies to participate in infrastructure development.
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