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Previous crises have opened a window of opportunity for countries to enact reforms and policies that dramatically expand health coverage and improve the health of their populations. Indonesia has gone through a multitude of crises, especially in the economic sector.
This project seeks to provide empirical evidence for whether air quality is an experience goods whose value is revealed only after consumption.
This study aims to present initial data (baseline) to map the socioeconomic conditions and issues of communities around the mining area in Kabupaten Sumbawa Barat.
This project seeks to offer a comprehensive analysis of social protection schemes and identify gaps that exclude certain at-risk communities, focusing specifically on Papua, Indonesia’s poorest province.
This paper investigates whether minimum wage policy played any significant role in poverty reduction in Java Island, Indonesia, between 2002 and 2014. Its identification strategy exploits variation in minimum wages over time within pairs of geographically proximate districts.
