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View all search resultsThe Trade Ministry has issued a circular asking regents and mayors in Indonesia's regions to support the operations of traditional markets while implementing strict health protocols to prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
As most businesses in Greater Jakarta are facing a major downturn during the COVID-19 crisis, small vegetable vendors and tukang sayur (mobile vegetable sellers), who typically operate in residential areas, have seen more customers buying their products.
As economic activities continue to get battered by the effects of COVID-19, 38-year-old vegetable trader Endah “Betty” Widiarti has found a way to survive despite having lost customers at her shop in Rumput Market in Setiabudi, South Jakarta.
The program, called Forum Pengusaha Baik (Good Enterprises Forum), will see GoPay providing technology training with materials and assistance based on the three pillars of capital, sales and finance, said GoPay head of micro merchants Dewi Yulianti Rosa.
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