Policy Research
This study employs a feminist lens to analyze societal norms and regulatory framework and policies surrounding the care economy and generate evidence to advocate for policies and practices that promote and protect women’s rights and needs in paid care work, both in Indonesia and globally.
This study examines how prepared employers and jobseekers are when faced with institutional change, namely the use of the labor market information system (LMIS) created by the Ministry of Labor. We will identify causes of institutional change and conduct an analysis to understand factors influencing readiness of employers and jobseekers in this area.
This publication only availailable in Indonesian.
This study explores the challenges and opportunities for equipping young people with the skills needed to work in the agriculture sector and become key drivers to sustainable agriculture.
This publication is only available in Indonesian.
Suggested citation:
Nihayah, Risa Wardatun, Annabel Noor Asyah, and Asep Suryahadi (2024) ‘Meningkatkan Efektivitas Implementasi Kurikulum Merdeka di Ruang Kelas.’ Policy Brief SMERU No. 1/Agt/2024. Jakarta: The SMERU Research Institute <URL> [access date].
