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Supply chains are being tested around the globe, as coronavirus creates new challenges around people and logistics, and requires added layers of safety for businesses that are responsible for ensuring that fresh, packaged and manufactured goods reach their customers.
Australia-Indonesia Centre
Indonesia’s and Australia’s interests: yours, mine and ours
Senator Penny Wong and experts from The University of Melbourne and CSIS Indonesia have called for more effective multilateralism in the region and less deference to the interests of China and the US.
IA-CEPA: A chance to be bold
The economic agreement between Indonesia and Australia represents a step-change in the bilateral relationship.
Watch or listen: Leveraging data in the “new normal”
In a time of crisis the potential gains from the smart use of data are amplified.
Australia-Indonesia diplomacy bolstered by next generation of researchers
Our 18 Associate Fellows represent the next generation of Australia-Indonesia research leaders.
Overview: Place, people and connectivity in South Sulawesi
This PAIR Overview takes a deep dive into South Sulawesi and its people and infrastructure, illustrating the importance of the province to Indonesia’s future.
Profitable, sustainable seaweed-sourced bio-ethanol edges closer
Two AIC Associate Fellows have helped bring viable seaweed-sourced bio-ethanol closer by demonstrating the benefits of two new pre-treatment methods.
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Gender barriers in aquaculture and fisheries [AIC Backgrounder No.3/2020]
[AIC Backgrounder No.3/2020] On the struggles experienced by women’s groups when dealing with gender-biased policies, with a focus on the fisheries and aquaculture sectors in South Sulawesi.
Small and Rapid Research (SRR) Grants – of up to A$20,000
The Australia-Indonesia Centre has established a grant scheme within the Partnership for Australia-Indonesia Research (PAIR) program.