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Indonesia manages rice reserves and food security programs

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Latest: Indonesia maintains 4.5 million tons of rice reserves

Indonesia continues its large-scale food security and drought mitigation initiatives. Perum Bulog is distributing approximately 997,200 tons of rice to 33.24 million beneficiaries for the July–September 2026 period. As o

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Indonesia KDKMP program rollout and expansion targets

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Latest: Danantara and BUMN strengthen KDKMP cooperative distribution

The Koperasi Desa/Kelurahan Merah Putih (KDKMP) program continues to expand its role within Indonesia’s rural economy. To support infrastructure, the government prepared approximately Rp40 trillion for loan installments

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Indonesian central bank and fiscal developments

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Latest: Bank Indonesia maintains BI Rate at 5.75% amid liquidity challenges

The Indonesian government has finalized the repayment of Rp218.3 trillion in Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance (BLBI) bond debt to Bank Indonesia, concluding a nearly 30-year debt cycle from the 1997–1998 crisis. While

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Indonesia Finance Ministry maintains direct salary payments

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Latest: Indonesia Ministry of Finance reshuffles top officials and updates payment systems

The Indonesian Ministry of Finance has maintained its stance that civil servant (ASN) salaries and pensions will continue to be processed through the existing banking system. Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara has reaffirm

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Indonesian educational facility and funding improvements

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Latest: Local governments in Indonesia plan educational facility and funding improvements

Educational initiatives in Indonesia have focused on administrative improvements, infrastructure needs, and funding expansion. In Sumenep, the Elementary School Principals Working Group (K3SD) of Dasuk District began a

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