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The debate about foreign assistance is a proxy for a deeper question of whether the state can make fast, clear, citizen-first decisions under pressure.
In becoming a full OECD member, Indonesia will join other countries at the table that are helping to shape global standards by investing in and committing to long-term reform.
Philanthropies can begin by designing learning systems that move beyond counting outputs to understanding outcomes.
The public has reason to demand that law revisions address the underlying problems in candidate recruitment, most notably the absence of transparency standards that regulate this process and party fund management.
Regardless of official statements, the state budget has borne, and will continue to bear, the consequences of the initial miscalculation of the Jakarta-Bandung high speed railway.
There can be no better food without safer food, and no better future if the health of our people is compromised.
From a human rights perspective, the free nutritious meal program is part of the state's obligation to uphold people's right to food, rather than a charity activity.
Concentrating vast public wealth in one body without strong oversight is a recipe for corruption, conflict of interest and declining transparency.
The "normal" level of congestion in Greater Jakarta is already worse than in most other major cities, causing at least Rp 100 trillion (US$6 billion) in direct and indirect economic losses per year.
The choice facing Southeast Asia’s largest nation is not only about energy but about credibility, confidence and its place in history.