The right to a prosperous life and the right to access health services are the rights of citizens enshrined in the Constitution of Indonesia. The obligation to provide health protection and services is specifically regulated in Law No. 40/2004 under the National Social Security System (SJSN). As a commitment to provide universal health coverage (UHC), the government of Indonesia launched…
Online ojek has appeared recently as a new breakthrough in terms of public transportation, which can be booked through our smart phone. This online ojek is very different from the conventional ojek system that already existed since the 1960s. In conventional ojek, prices must be agreed between passengers and drivers. However, online ojek offers the use of fares in accordance…
Public and private partnerships (KPS) or public private partnerships (PPP) are needed to answer problems such as increasing production capacity, productivity, quality of production, increasing market access, and encouraging the downstream process of multi-stakeholder cooperation in increasing the efficiency and competitiveness of the food and agriculture sector . PPPs appear not only to increase productivity and growth in the agricultural…
The socio-environmental negative impacts of lending activities and the investment of financial institutions in unsustainable business practices have placed a special burden on the existence of human and natural sustainability (people and planets). Most of them are civil society organizations that care about this issue and demand financial institutions to be fully responsible for the problems. One of the civil…
Indonesia has begun to face problems with reserves of fossil fuel resources. From time to time domestic oil and gas production continues to decline, making the government encourage renewable energy policies as a top priority. Even though Indonesia has abundant potential renewable energy resources, in fact the development of achieving renewable energy resources to total energy is still minimal. Efforts…