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Digital business transformation: Building COVID-19 resilience in Indonesian SMEs

Posted on 13 December 2021

PAIR Summit 2021

Posted on 13 December 2021
Rural rail: Challenges and benefits of South Sulawesi’s planned rail line

Rural rail: Challenges and benefits of South Sulawesi’s planned rail line

Posted on 23 September 2021

Road to recovery: Assessing job risk and the impact on the most vulnerable in Indonesia’s pandemic-hit tourism industry

Posted on 8 September 2021

The tourism sector is a significant driver of Indonesia’s economic growth – so important that the country has been trying to open the doors to international tourists in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Australia-Indonesia Centre, Provincial Government of South Sulawesi agree to establish joint working group

Posted on 30 August 2021

The Australia-Indonesia Centre and the government of South Sulawesi have further progressed their partnership by agreeing to establish a joint working group which puts a focus on the areas of health and wellbeing, and the local economy.

Creative economy: How young creative workers in Yogyakarta are dealing with COVID-19

Creative economy: How young creative workers in Yogyakarta are dealing with COVID-19

Posted on 18 August 2021

This report explores the impact of COVID-19 by focusing on a place considered to be Indonesia’s cultural hub, a place where tradition, modernity, arts and history overlap.

One Data: COVID-19, health data connectivity and integration in Indonesia – a case study of Yogyakarta

One Data: COVID-19, health data connectivity and integration in Indonesia – a case study of Yogyakarta

Posted on 4 August 2021

An effective response to a global crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic is dependent on health departments and governments having access to information that is up to date and collated through a central system.

Digital health: Seven ways to build ‘smart’ healthcare supply chains in Indonesia

Digital health: Seven ways to build ‘smart’ healthcare supply chains in Indonesia

Posted on 19 July 2021

While COVID-19 has overwhelmed the best healthcare systems in developed nations, resource-limited hospitals in countries such as Indonesia faced even greater, unprecedented challenges. The problems with a fragmented supply chain, information gaps and lack of transparency became increasingly obvious as health facilities struggled to obtain the medical supplies required.

Pilot Project Report: Understanding the aspirations of young people in rural communities in South Sulawesi

Pilot Project Report: Understanding the aspirations of young people in rural communities in South Sulawesi

Posted on 28 June 2021

Social, economic and environmental change is sweeping across Indonesia – bringing new opportunities for the country’s young people.

Pilot Project Report: Identifying the health, social and economic impacts of COVID-19 on young people in South Sulawesi

Pilot Project Report: Identifying the health, social and economic impacts of COVID-19 on young people in South Sulawesi

Posted on 23 June 2021
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