SMERU is presently seeking to strengthen the RISE project research team by recruiting suitably qualified staff holding Indonesian citizenship for the following positions:
1. Quantitative Researcher
2. Junior Quantitative Researcher
The author quotes SMERU research findings regarding unpaid carework.
The SMERU Research Institute—supported by The Ford Foundation—launches the 2015 Indonesian Poverty and Livelihood Map, which offers poverty estimates in all the villages/kelurahan in the country (more than 75,000 villages/kelurahan).
We are proud to announce that our research abstracts (supported by UNICEF) has been selected as e-posters in the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research, November 14-18, 2016, Vancouver, BC, Vancouver Convention Centre. The poster was part of a group of 564 e-posters that were selected by the Health Systems Global.
The SMERU Research Institute as a member of the NTS-Asia Consortium
The SMERU Research Institute has been a member of the Non-Traditional Security (NTS)-Asia Consortium since August 2016.
For this coming October 2016, the SMERU Research Institute will be the host of Forum Kajian Pembangunan (FKP) Seminar Series.
The author quotes SMERU research findings regarding retribution in decentralization era.
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Since 2013, The SMERU Research Institute has been invited to participate as a knowledge partner to the OECD Forum.
The Indonesia Project at the Australian National University, in cooperation with the SMERU Research Institute in Jakarta, will organize the fourth Indonesian Development Research Network Workshop 2016 in mid- May, 2016 in Indonesia.
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