Interest in social enterprises in Indonesia is growing alongside increased emphasis on entrepreneurship in general. This is evident in the growing number of events, research, and government activities focused on social ...

- Roadmap Report: A Strategic Road Map to Implement Eco-Sustainable Water Infrastructure in Indonesia, January 2014, by Eva G. Abal and Candra R. Samekto

<p>The ESCAP Regional Energy Development Project P-1.1 for Indonesia was initiated in 1988. In this study, the industrial sector covers only non-oil/gas manufacturing, non-energy mining, and construction. This report is ...

<p>The Expert Group Meeting on Research Implications of Expanded Production of Selected Upland Crops in Tropical Asia was held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 27-30 November 1984. The meeting was organized by the Regional ...

<p>Indonesia is endowed with fossil fuel resources such as coal, oil and gas. The country also has abundant potential for renewable sources of energy such as geothermal, solar, biomass and hydro. However, fossil fuels ...

This country briefing note is for Indonesia and has been produced as an accompaniment to the <a href ="https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/1050">Trade facilitation and paperless trade implementation survey 2015 : Asia and ...

The National Policy Dialogue on Urban Nexus highlighted the relevance of the urban nexus approach for Indonesia and allowed discussing key challenges and opportunities related to its adoption, including in terms of financing ...

The pilot study on strategies to mitigate the effects of physical isolation on remote island communities. Indonesia was chosen as the location for the pilot study. Adequate transport improves living standards through access ...

Because of its regional focus and extensive regional networks, ESCAP is in an advantageous position for identifying and disseminating effective practices that can increase income or bring basic services to the poor. In ...

This report gives the results of surveys conducted in Thailand and Indonesia in July 4985 and Burma in January 1987 to investigate the potential for the production and use of pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan) in these countries.