The Path of Culture: Economic, social, and environmental impacts

The preservation of culture through proper management must be carried out by considering the strategic impact of existing cultural assets, including tangible and intangible assets. Economic, social, and environmental impacts are important considerations, so assessing these strategic impacts is necessary to formulate the most appropriate policies for the cultural sector to ensure its sustainable benefits.
The Path of Culture: Economic, social, and environmental impacts

The preservation of culture through proper management must be carried out by considering the strategic impact of existing cultural assets, including tangible and intangible assets. Economic, social, a...
The Digital Rupiah “Exploring the CBDC Framework and Its Prospect in Indonesia”

Through Project Garuda, Bank Indonesia (BI) plans to one day begin issuing the Digital Rupiah, which would be a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) for Indonesia. However, awareness and understanding...
Prospects and Challenges of Power Wheeling for Development of Renewable Energy in Indonesia

The feasibility of implementing power wheeling in Indonesia has been intensely debated, with no end in sight. This study was launched to finally answer a number of unresolved questions asked by market...
Risk of unfairness in the simplification of income tax PPh21

The complexity of tax calculations has become a contemporary issue in Indonesia. One component of taxation, filing for income tax cuts under article 21 (PPh 21), has been considered difficult to the p...
Strengthening partnership between gig workers and digital platforms

Indonesia's expanding digital economy has created new job opportunities for gig workers, whose growth has been accelerated by the continuous technological innovation. Gig workers such as motorcycle t...
Risks and Challenges of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) Indonesia

The Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) is a new model for international cooperation to combat climate change established in 2022. Members of this partnership, the International Partner Groups (...
RE Invest Indonesia: Connecting RE investors with project owners

RE Invest Indonesia is a multi-stakeholder platform established by Tenggara Strategics in cooperation with the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) to bring together renewable energy ...
2023 iCIO Awards: Recognizing outstanding IT leaders

Since 2014, the iCIO Community, a community of chief information officers (CIOs) within Indonesian companies, has held the ICIO Awards annually – except during the COVID-19 pandemic – to honor CIO...
HigherHeight Indonesia: Elevating medical biotechnology research

HighHeight Indonesia, a national-scale biotechnology program initiated by Pfizer Indonesia, aims to strengthen the capacity and quality of human resources in the field. The program especially targets ...
Online Food Delivery (OFD) Consumption Behavior and Perception Survey in Indonesia

Online food delivery (OFD) application use during the pandemic increased significantly. Research by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company (2021) shows that 71% of internet users in Southeast Asia are OF...
Grab and the Gig Economy: Strengthening Economic Resilience

Gig work via digital platforms has an important role to play in strengthening Indonesia’s economic resilience. Digital platforms such as Grab connect gig works in a collaborative ecosystem where gr...
Grab technology contributes Rp 46.14 trillion in consumer surplus

The digital economy continues to influence our way of life, but it has also triggered the question of how to measure its contribution to the national economy, especially for the welfare of the people....