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Indonesia Education Publication Catalogue
Explore the collection of our analysis on the education sector in Indonesia, with key recommendations addressing challenges.
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Country Partnership Framework 2021-2025
A new World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Indonesia to focus on economic recovery and long-term growth.
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Indonesia Economic Prospects (IEP)
Indonesia’s economy remains positive and future potential is even greater, but ongoing challenges and risks remain.
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Indonesia Sustainable Oceans Program
Sustainably managing the oceans and its ecosystem to improve coastal communities' livelihood, protect ocean health and ensure sustainable economic growth.
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Indonesia Sustainable Landscapes Management Program
Promoting an integrated landscape management approach with the ultimate goal of reducing deforestation and forest degradation and supporting equitable growth through sustainable use of forest resources.
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Indonesia Human Capital Knowledge Series
Explore this page to learn more about why human capital is important for Indonesia and what the country needs to do.
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Project Map
Browse the World Bank project locations and datasets to gain insights across areas of interest including regions, countries, custom areas and more.
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Partners Through Time
Explore the Indonesia-World Bank partnership in this interactive timeline.
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Open Data
The World Bank provides free and open access to a comprehensive set of data about development in countries around the globe, including Indonesia.
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INDO-DAPOER
The Indonesia Database for Policy and Economic Research has sub-national data for almost 200 development indicators.
