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.
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Pilot Project Report: Understanding the aspirations of young people in rural communities in South Sulawesi
Social, economic and environmental change is sweeping across Indonesia – bringing new opportunities for the country’s young people.
Occupational Health and Safety: Protecting the Indonesian Healthcare Workforce during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Indonesia has one of the highest rates of death for healthcare workers from COVID-19 in the world, with the national medical association estimating the toll is at least 718 by early March 2021.
Pilot Project Report: Preliminary data & gap analysis of the Makassar–Parepare Railway
The first preliminary findings to come out of the AIC’s all new bilateral and interdisciplinary research are now in.
PAIR advisory panel offers first insights
The first meeting of the PAIR program’s Research Advisory Panel (RAP) both cemented and leveraged the program’s deep and vital ties to government, industry and community.
Virtual workshops connect researchers during COVID-19
COVID-19 has added challenges to international research but highlighted its critical role in responding to such complex problems.
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.