Over 85 per cent of surveyed households in Indonesia have received at least one form of government social assistance from Indonesia’s National Economic Recovery (PEN) Program, according to a nationwide survey in Indonesia, published today.

Indonesia’s statistics bureau has completed its once-a-decade population census despite the challenges of Covid-19

Taxes on digital commerce could shore up public finances but must not stifle innovation.

Indonesia has been recognised internationally for improvements to the safety of its ships.

Women are leading the fight against the pandemic as health and care workers but face higher risks.

A Prospera dashboard allows the authorities to take the pulse of the economy on a daily basis.

Thousands of women in Jakarta have registered home businesses since the authorities made it possible for them to do so.

Statisticians from Australia and Indonesia are cooperating to ensure environmental considerations are not ignored in economic accounts.

Economic growth and social-assistance schemes have lifted millions of Indonesians out of poverty but many still live precariously