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OPML Indonesia
South-east Asia is a dynamic region with some of the fastest-growing economies in the world; countries in this region are thus faced with the challenge of fostering inclusive, low-carbon growth. We have worked in south-east Asia for over 20 years, and our first project in Indonesia started in 2006, with our office opening in 2011.
Our Indonesia Office works on projects that tackle deforestation and climate change, local economic development including private sector development and promoting financial inclusion, and social welfare. Our projects include those involving surveys and primary data collection, impact evaluations (including use of quantitative research methods and analysis), market research, and political economy analysis for key sectors.
We have been leading the implementation and management of several long-term projects in partnership with the Government of Indonesia and its development partners. We work in a collaboration with Government, and all our partners – locally and internationally – to solve policy problems to enhance knowledge and capacity.
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How should we put people at the centre of disaster risk management?
Looking at disaster risk management in Indonesia
Survey on Financial Inclusion and Access (SOFIA)
Limited access to financial services has been identified as one of the key constraints that many people in eastern Indonesia face.
Four approaches to enhance Indonesia’s forestry sector
Forestry is central to Indonesia's economic development - how can it be kept sustainable and inclusive?
Child protection financial benchmarking in Indonesia
Our study aims to provide the South Sulawesi and East Java in Indonesia with an assessment of child protection expenditures in the provinces.
Capacity building and reform of Statistics Indonesia
We are supporting the provision of high-quality statistics to help underpin effective policymaking in Indonesia.