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View all search resultsA World Bank report pointed out several preexisting gender inequalities in Indonesia, such as women being more prone to poverty and lower literacy, as well as having less access to basic human rights and limited representation in political processes compared to men.
Economic development accomplished by woman entrepreneurs ignites positive changes as it will instantaneously develop the welfare of society, the economic settings of women, and heighten women's education and intensify awareness of gender equality in the business world.
As a cochair of the G20 Joint Finance and Health Task Force, Indonesia is currently in a position to continue shaping the forum's Framework on Economic Vulnerabilities and Risks as a mechanism to mitigate the impacts of future pandemics to benefit developing countries, including itself.
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