Indonesia

This paper examines changes that occurred in Indonesia's knowledge sector between 2013 and 2016, drawing on the experiences of 29 organisations.

This CDKN working paper explores the effectiveness of governance for the 'water-energy-food nexus', seeking to promote integrated policy-making.

This paper describes the problem-driven approach used to help reform Indonesia's public research procurement regulation.

This paper describes how the idea for a new Indonesian Science Fund was turned into a reality.

This paper describes how the organisation, SEKNAS FITRA has evolved in linking policy research and advocacy, pushing for more budget transparency in Indonesia.

This paper reflects on the experience of Indonesia's SurveyMETER in testing the use of episode studies to describe a policy influence and policy engagement process.

This report focuses on how the Government of Indonesia has managed the transition from concessional to less concessional finance.

In a global environment of rising interest rates, rebuilding reserves will be an important means to increase resilience to shocks in 2017, especially for developing economies.

This Shockwatch bulletin compares two oil-producing economies, Indonesia and Nigeria, and draws lessons from Indonesia’s management of its economic crises.

How political commitment to sanitation translate to results through prioritisation among all government departments and implementation alongside constant learning and adaption