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.

In Indonesia, women selling goods through social media have become a powerful economic force, but they need more support.

This paper examines the transformative impact of innovative digital technologies on health financing in Indonesia and the Republic of Korea.

This policy note presents strategic recommendations to advance women’s financial inclusion in Indonesia and improve their financial health and well-being.

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. 

Now, as Amartha Financial, the company is expanding beyond microloans into digital payments, micro-investments, and other tech-enabled financial services, delivering a complete suite of services, effectively delivering financial infrastructure for Indonesia’s rural economy.

This report explores the challenges Indonesia's youth experiences navigating a digital-first world where money moves at the speed of a tap, and financial choices are shaped by apps, influencers, and algorithms.

The government of Indonesia is targeting seven population segments to boost financial inclusion in the country, as reflected in the Financial Inclusion Mapping Study: Accelerating Access to Financial Services for Target Groups.

With a low labor force participation rate, many women face challenges in balancing work and healthcare costs, especially in maternal and reproductive care and chronic disease management. Addressing these matters is not only essential for improving healthcare outcomes, but goes toward empowering women to participate more fully in Indonesia’s economic growth.

This report presents findings on a survey of over 20,000 MSEs with over 4,000 interviews conducted, revealing opportunities for growth and greater efficiencies with use of digital products and services.