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Palmira Permata Bachtiar, Muhammad Syukri, Ruhmaniyati , Ulfah Alifia, Gema Satria Mayang Sedyadi, Kartawijaya , Rendy Adriyan Diningrat, Asep Kurniawan

The study will observe how the first two years of the implementation affects village governance—whether the embodiment of good governance principles (participation, transparency, and accountability) can be translated into managing the village resources in an accountable manner to benefit the general community; how various groups in the community respond to the VL implementation; and what the key contributing factors are that influence implementation (including roles of different institutions and experience with CDD/PNPM). 

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Niken Kusumawardhani, Niken Kusumawardhani, Dinar Dwi Prasetyo, Hastuti , Dyan Widyaningsih, Veto Tyas Indrio, Hafiz Arfyanto, M. Fajar Rakhmadi, Valentina Yulita Dyah Utari, Michelle Andrina, Joseph Natanael Marshan

This study strives to learn the impact of receiving PPS 2014 by comparing livelihood aspects of poor families who are PPS 2014 beneficiaries and those who are not.

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Bambang Sulaksono, Rachma Indah Nurbani, Hariyanti Sadaly

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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Rachma Indah Nurbani, Valentina Yulita Dyah Utari, Hariyanti Sadaly, Widjajanti Isdijoso, Elza Elmira

This research aims to explore opportunities to increase the profile of unpaid care work in public policy discourse. It is part of a global study on unpaid care work organized by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS). The study, which involves Indonesia and Bangladesh, explores different political conditions that have made policymakers acknowledge or neglect the significance of unpaid care work. 

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Intani Nur Kusuma, Ulfah Alifia, Rika Kumala Dewi, Nurmala Selly Saputri

The purpose of the study was to identify barriers to political and public support for infant and young child feeding (IYCF) and to propose possible solutions to overcome these barriers.

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