Policy Research
This infographic, titled "It Takes Two to Share the Load", highlights the gap between social norms and actual behavior regarding men’s involvement in unpaid care work. Findings from SMERU’s research, “Understanding Social Norms Related to Unpaid Care Work”, show that while 80% of men believe doing care work is normal, only a few actually participate.
This study examines the potential for green jobs in the textile and textile products (TPT) subsector and provides policy recommendations to help accelerate Indonesia’s transition toward a green economy.
This infographic highlights the importance of recognising and fulfilling the rights of domestic workers (pekerja rumah tangga/PRT) in Indonesia. It calls on the public to support collective advocacy for the ratification of the Bill on the Protection of Domestic Workers (Rancangan Undang-Undang Pelindungan Pekerja Rumah Tangga/RUU PPRT).
This infographic highlights the crucial role domestic workers (pekerja rumah tangga/PRT) play in supporting the economic and daily lives of their employers. These workers often lack recognition and protection for their labor and rights. The infographic emphasizes the importance of shifting public perceptions by recognizing domestic workers as actual workers, not merely as helpers.
While Indonesia has made notable advances in reducing poverty over the past few decades, significant levels of inequalities persist across the nation, exposing children to substantial barriers to their overall growth and development.
