Survey on the perceptions of ojol drivers in the Greater Jakarta area

Online motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers remain divided over the commission fees charged by ride-hailing platforms. Yet, once they understand the nature of these deductions, most tend to prioritize higher booking volumes over lower commission rates, according to a recent survey.
Survey on the perceptions of ojol drivers in the Greater Jakarta area

Online motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers remain divided over the commission fees charged by ride-hailing platforms. Yet, once they understand the nature of these deductions, most tend to prioritize highe...
Anticipating PP No. 71/2019 revision towards digital transactions for financial inclusion

Following the enactment of the second amendment to the Law on Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE Law) in 2024, the Government—through the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs—is...
Integration of Ride-Hailing into the Public Transportation Ecosystem

Over the past five years, the gross merchandise value (GMV) of Indonesia’s ride-hailing sector has shown a steady growth trend, rising from US$6 billion (Rp 93 trillion, at an exchange rate of Rp 15...
Leveraging nickel based EVs for energy security​​

In 2019, Indonesia launched a landmark policy to electrify its transportation sector—an initiative born not only from international climate commitments but also from pragmatic concerns over soaring ...
Green Finance Landscape in ASEAN: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities

Globally, green finance has gained momentum, with significant growth in green bonds, carbon markets, and sustainable investment funds....
Collaborative Action Plans: Advancing Inclusive Higher Education and Workplace for Persons with Disabilities

Persons with disabilities are explicitly prioritized in President Prabowo Subianto’s Asta Cita vision, highlighting their critical role in Indonesia’s future development....
Shipping industry roadmap 2024-2029: Empowering the Indonesian shipping industry

The shipping industry plays a vital role in the Indonesian economy, accounting for 25.5 percent of domestic logistics costs and contributing 3.6 percent to GDP....
Strategic Review of Land Logistics in Indonesia

Indonesia, with its status as the world's fourth most populous country and a territory that spans 1,892,410.09 km², relies heavily on a strong logistics sector to sustain its economic growth. Despite...
Education Outlook: Towards Indonesia Emas 2045

The Indonesia Emas 2045 vision serves as a key national agenda, driving the country to maximize its demographic dividend as it approaches its centennial milestone. Achieving this goal requires a stron...
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...