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This study assesses the effectiveness of improving knowledge and practice in infection prevention measures, equitable demand for vaccination, and reducing vaccine hesitancy.

Preparation for Decentralization and Regional Autonomy: The Case of Kota Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan

This publication is only available in Indonesian.

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Reorientation of the Fuel Subsidy Policy in Kabupaten Jember (East Java), Kabupaten Kapuas (Central Kalimantan), and Kabupaten Barito Kuala (South Kalimantan)

This publication is only available in Indonesian.

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Regional Trade Deregulation: Its Impacts on Regional Economy and Lessons Learned

This publication is only available in Indonesian.

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Regional Trade Deregulation and Its Impacts on Regional Economy: The Cases of South Kalimantan and West Kalimantan

This publication is only available in Indonesian.

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Life in a Time of Food Price Volatility: Evidence from Three Villages in Indonesia—Findings of Years 1 and 2

Aiming to examine the impacts of price volatility of food and other basic needs on poor and vulnerable people, this study takes into account the socioeconomic costs the people have to pay in managing the changes in their everyday life. Global food prices have shown a more volatile and higher trend in recent years. In Indonesia, unpredictable and more frequent changes in food and other basic needs prices over the past years have led to a widespread view that price volatility has been a common occurrence.

Eating in a Time of Food Price Volatility: Evidence from Three Villages in Indonesia

This report serves as the final report of the Life in a Time of Food Price Volatility research project in Indonesia. Results discussed in this report are based on the third year research activities focused on changing food habits and people’s perspectives towards processed and unsafe food. The third year research activities try to obtain an in-depth perspective on how the adjustment strategies of households and individuals, especially the poor ones, in facing price volatility may influence the way they are eating and living.

Community Coping Strategies for Facing Food Price Volatility

Early this year The SMERU Research Institute completed its research on food price volatility. The objective of this research was to document the experiences of the poor in facing sudden and uncertain changes in food price. The study was conducted in three villages, each in Kabupaten Bekasi, Kabupaten Cianjur, and Kabupaten Banjar, from 2012 to 2016.

 

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The overall purpose of this research project is to document the experience of the poor in facing food price volatility, in a form that enables common, policy-relevant insights into how food price volatility plays out in developing countries.

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