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Read CIPS' Food Monitor data and analysis on Indonesia's rice prices in 2025 have not declined and remain high compared to last year.

Indonesia’s digital frontier is booming. But restrictive content regulations, such as arbitrary takedowns, threaten to dampen that growth.

(Guidance: Point out the cursor and click on the graph to see price details) Indonesia’s rice market in the second quarter of 2025...

Can Community-Led Mapping Solve Indonesia’s Land Conflicts? In Riau and Aceh, Participatory Land Use Planning (PLUP) empowers villagers to define boundaries, protect forests, and claim their rights—utilizing their knowledge, rather than relying solely on government maps. Read more on how PLUP bridges local wisdom with formal land governance.

As personal shopping services like Jastip rise, they challenge local retailers and expose gaps in Indonesia’s trade policies. Instead of stricter bans, boosting local product quality and fair competition is key.

The CIPS Food Monitor analysis for Q1 2025 reveals a significant surge in beef prices in Indonesia, highlighting an urgent issue that demands attention.

Trade affects men and women differently in Indonesia. New research offers critical insights for policymakers striving to create more inclusi

Research shows that international trade influences various economic agents, which, in turn, impact indicators of human flourishing.

As global trade becomes a key driver of economic transformation, the effects on labor markets, particularly in developing nations, continue

These trade-offs should be recognized from the free nutritious meal program.

Discover how Indonesia’s manufacturing sector, once a driving force in economic growth, faces challenges. Prabowo needs to do it.

Despite global efforts, nearly 700 million people still live in poverty. This article explores the challenges faced by rural communities.

Challenges and opportunities of regulatory sandbox approach as policy innovation in Indonesia.

Solution for small-scale farmers to tackle El Nino

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Indonesia, is poised to become a digital hub. To achieve this, connectivity infrastructure, including submarine cables should be prioritized

Even before the rising concerns over AI-assisted plagiarism, academic misconduct had been prevalent in Indonesia.

This policy brief shows how the presence of foreign campus in Indonesia opens opportunities for students to obtain world-class education.

Without supportive agricultural policies, Indonesia's Net Zero Target will remain elusive.

A lack of available water threatens the agricultural sector and the safety of Indonesia's food supply.