Abstract Of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals articulated by the United Nations,
number one is the elimination of extreme poverty by 2030. While future economic growth …

This study explores the progress of and the challenges to poverty eradication programs in
Indonesia by analyzing various social assistance programs and subsidies. Earlier poverty …

Indonesia's budget has for years been burdened by large subsidies for electricity
consumption. A series of recent reforms has delivered a substantial reduction in these …

One of the main challenges facing the expansion of universal health coverage (UHC) in
developing countries like Indonesia is the high prevalence of those working in the informal …

During his first presidential term, Joko Widodo increased expenditure on, and the coverage
of, several social protection policies, including the conditional cash transfer program. These …

This study seeks to examine the effect of local government expenditure on the improvement
of provincial welfare in Indonesia. It is necessary to increase public capital such as basic …

We evaluate household participation in the Indonesian Raskin program, a national rice price
subsidy program for the poor. Using a household panel from the 2000 and 2007 rounds of …

This paper aims to outline good strategies and practices in designing and implementing
gender-and child-sensitive cash transfer programmes (CTPs) based on international …

Proposal for the extension, redesign, and repurposing of the SRD for the goal of poverty
reduction. In: Proposal for the extension, redesign, and repurposing of the SRD for the goal …

This study aims to answer whether or notfinancial distribution can play a role in development
and poverty alleviation in Indonesia. Households who receive credit are treated as the …