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We publish a variety of reports, working papers, policy briefs, and other publications for policymakers and the public. Explore our publications dating back to 1998.

Advancing Regional Cooperation to Combat Marine Debris and Enhance Livelihoods in Indonesia: Translating Global Agendas into Local Action

This paper aims to discuss the globally-led discourses on marine debris and its translation into the policy agendas and collaboration at regional, national and local levels.

Nawala SMERU No. 38: March 2026

March marks an important moment for reflection with the observance of International Women’s Day (8 March). In this edition, we recommend a selection of research-based readings that highlight the importance of women’s perspectives in development. 

Nawala SMERU No. 38: March 2026

March, 2026 | The SMERU Research Institute
March marks an important moment for reflection with the observance of International Women’s Day (8 March). In this edition, we recommend a selection of research-based readings that highlight the importance of women’s perspectives in development. 

Advancing Regional Cooperation to Combat Marine Debris and Enhance Livelihoods in Indonesia: Translating Global Agendas into Local Action

March, 2026 | Maminirina Fenitra Rakotoarisoa, Heni Kurniasih, Mikea Manitra Ramalina Ranaivo
This paper aims to discuss the globally-led discourses on marine debris and its translation into the policy agendas and collaboration at regional, national and local levels.

Endline Study of the Wikithon Program Evaluation

February, 2026 | Rika Kumala Dewi, Harla Octarra, Akhmadi , Wawan Setiawan
This study discusses youth civic participation driven through the BASAbali and BASAsulsel Wiki Marathon (Wikithon) program in Bali and South Sulawesi Provinces, respectively, under the umbrella organization of BASAibu.

Annual Report 2023

February, 2026 | The SMERU Research Institute
Throughout 2023, SMERU carried out 36 studies in areas such as education, health, youth development, child welfare, the economic impacts of the pandemic, social protection, digitalization, and livelihood and community development.

Nawala SMERU No. 37: February 2026

February, 2026 | The SMERU Research Institute

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