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As Digitalization Grows, Will Indonesia’s Agent Networks Survive?
Agents form a crucial human bridge between the cash and digital economies for local communities.
Safeguarding Financial Inclusion During Crises: Lessons for Policymaking
MAS and Indonesian Financial Services Authority Renew MOU on Fintech Collaboration
The partnership will help financial institutions and fintech firms from Singapore and Indonesian tap into opportunities in fintech developments including digital financial assets, artificial intelligence in financial services, among others.
Big Challenges for Small Firms
This study follows small businesses in low-income communities across Colombia, Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Indonesia to show how unpredictable week-to-week income and expenses shape everyday business decisions.
Driving Women’s Empowerment and the Economy, One Chat at a Time
In Indonesia, women selling goods through social media have become a powerful economic force, but they need more support.
Adopting Digital Technologies for Health Financing Operations: Case Study Series
This paper examines the transformative impact of innovative digital technologies on health financing in Indonesia and the Republic of Korea.
Policy Note on Women’s Financial Inclusion in Indonesia
This policy note presents strategic recommendations to advance women’s financial inclusion in Indonesia and improve their financial health and well-being.
The Landscape and Financial Access of Social Commerce Sellers in Indonesia
This report identifies pressing issues in the social commerce ecosystem, such as unclear regulatory frameworks, limited trust and protections for customers and sellers, and fragmented digital tools for each sales step that make transactions inefficient.
Promoting DFS Adoption Among Underserved Market Segments: Insights From the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia and Kenya
This report explores how digital financial services (DFS) are reshaping access to finance in low- and middle-income countries, particularly for underserved individuals and nano, micro, and small enterprises.