Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy
The objective of the report is to point at the need for a new poverty strategy, and the areas of action it should cover, where each area should be specifically discussed, addressing the lives of Indonesia's poor, and the tradeoffs policymakers...
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POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES POVERTY INCIDENCE ECONOMIC POLICY ECONOMIC GROWTH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES SOCIAL CAPITAL SECTORAL REFORMS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EMPOWERMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY DECENTRALIZATION POLICY REFORM WAGE INCREASES EMPLOYMENT GENERATION INFLATION RATES EDUCATION SECTOR HEALTH CARE ACCOUNTABILITY AGRICULTURAL USES AIR BANKING SYSTEM BENEFIT INCIDENCE BUDGET TRANSPARENCY BUREAUCRACY CHILD LABOR CITIZEN CITIZEN VOICE CITIZENS CLIMATE COMMODITIES COMMUNITY ACTION COMMUNITY HEALTH CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES CORRUPTION CURRENCY UNIT DEBT DEFORESTATION DEREGULATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ESCAPE POVERTY EXPLOITATION EXTERNAL SHOCKS FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION FISH FORESTRY GENDER INEQUALITIES GNP GOVERNANCE PROCESSES GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HEAD-COUNT INDEX HEALTH SERVICE HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH SURVEY HOUSEHOLD SURVEY HUMAN FACE HUMAN WELL-BEING INCOME INCOME LEVELS INEQUALITY INFANT MORTALITY INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKETS LAND USE LEGISLATION LIFE EXPECTANCY LIVING STANDARDS LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL ELECTIONS LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL LEVEL LOGGING MANAGERS MARKET DISTORTIONS NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATURAL RESOURCES NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS NUTRITION PETTY CORRUPTION PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY DECISIONS POLICY ENVIRONMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK POLICY INITIATIVES POOR HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY AGENDA POVERTY ALLEVIATION POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY ISSUES POVERTY LEVELS POVERTY LINE POVERTY LINES POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION GOALS POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY POVERTY STRATEGY PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION PUBLIC SERVICES REAL WAGES REDUCING POVERTY RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RULE OF LAW RURAL AREAS RURAL POOR SAFETY SAFETY NET SAFETY NETS SAVINGS SCHOOLS SECTOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PROVISION SOCIAL CAPABILITY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL WELFARE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TACKLING POVERTY TAX REDUCTION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRADEOFFS URBAN POOR VANDALISM VIOLENCE WATER RESOURCES WATER SUPPLY WORKERS |
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POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES POVERTY INCIDENCE ECONOMIC POLICY ECONOMIC GROWTH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES SOCIAL CAPITAL SECTORAL REFORMS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EMPOWERMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY DECENTRALIZATION POLICY REFORM WAGE INCREASES EMPLOYMENT GENERATION INFLATION RATES EDUCATION SECTOR HEALTH CARE ACCOUNTABILITY AGRICULTURAL USES AIR BANKING SYSTEM BENEFIT INCIDENCE BUDGET TRANSPARENCY BUREAUCRACY CHILD LABOR CITIZEN CITIZEN VOICE CITIZENS CLIMATE COMMODITIES COMMUNITY ACTION COMMUNITY HEALTH CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES CORRUPTION CURRENCY UNIT DEBT DEFORESTATION DEREGULATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ESCAPE POVERTY EXPLOITATION EXTERNAL SHOCKS FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION FISH FORESTRY GENDER INEQUALITIES GNP GOVERNANCE PROCESSES GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HEAD-COUNT INDEX HEALTH SERVICE HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH SURVEY HOUSEHOLD SURVEY HUMAN FACE HUMAN WELL-BEING INCOME INCOME LEVELS INEQUALITY INFANT MORTALITY INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKETS LAND USE LEGISLATION LIFE EXPECTANCY LIVING STANDARDS LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL ELECTIONS LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL LEVEL LOGGING MANAGERS MARKET DISTORTIONS NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATURAL RESOURCES NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS NUTRITION PETTY CORRUPTION PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY DECISIONS POLICY ENVIRONMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK POLICY INITIATIVES POOR HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY AGENDA POVERTY ALLEVIATION POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY ISSUES POVERTY LEVELS POVERTY LINE POVERTY LINES POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION GOALS POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY POVERTY STRATEGY PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION PUBLIC SERVICES REAL WAGES REDUCING POVERTY RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RULE OF LAW RURAL AREAS RURAL POOR SAFETY SAFETY NET SAFETY NETS SAVINGS SCHOOLS SECTOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PROVISION SOCIAL CAPABILITY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL WELFARE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TACKLING POVERTY TAX REDUCTION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRADEOFFS URBAN POOR VANDALISM VIOLENCE WATER RESOURCES WATER SUPPLY WORKERS World Bank Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy |
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The objective of the report is to point
at the need for a new poverty strategy, and the areas of
action it should cover, where each area should be
specifically discussed, addressing the lives of
Indonesia's poor, and the tradeoffs policymakers will
need to consider, based on the belief that this poverty
strategy should emerge from a broad dialogue among
stakeholders. First, in broadening poverty, the report looks
at the facts of the late 1990s crisis, which revealed the
precariousness of Indonesia's gains in reducing
expenditure-based poverty. Thus to extend those gains, the
poverty strategy needs to be defined, and then redeveloped
by acknowledging the multidimensional reality of poverty,
and, it is this notion which will lead to making the
strategic choices. Second, within the country's
political transition to a democratic, decentralized mode of
governance, a poverty strategy needs to be consistent with
an empowered populace, and democratic policymaking
mechanisms. In creating a policy environment for raising the
incomes of the poor, the report identifies the resumption of
rapid sustainable growth, with rising real wages, employment
opportunities, and, limited inflation, including the
economic empowerment of the poor, enhanced by
poverty-focused public expenditures. Inevitably, the
provision of core public services is an area which should
address the people's will in local governance policies,
focusing on education and health, while providing
appropriate infrastructure, and developing safety nets. |
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Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy |
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Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy |
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Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy |
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Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy |
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Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy |
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poverty reduction in indonesia : constructing a new strategy |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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okr-10986-154542021-04-23T14:03:14Z Poverty Reduction in Indonesia : Constructing a New Strategy World Bank POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGIES POVERTY INCIDENCE ECONOMIC POLICY ECONOMIC GROWTH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES SOCIAL CAPITAL SECTORAL REFORMS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT EMPOWERMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY DECENTRALIZATION POLICY REFORM WAGE INCREASES EMPLOYMENT GENERATION INFLATION RATES EDUCATION SECTOR HEALTH CARE ACCOUNTABILITY AGRICULTURAL USES AIR BANKING SYSTEM BENEFIT INCIDENCE BUDGET TRANSPARENCY BUREAUCRACY CHILD LABOR CITIZEN CITIZEN VOICE CITIZENS CLIMATE COMMODITIES COMMUNITY ACTION COMMUNITY HEALTH CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES CORRUPTION CURRENCY UNIT DEBT DEFORESTATION DEREGULATION DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY ECONOMIC COOPERATION ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ESCAPE POVERTY EXPLOITATION EXTERNAL SHOCKS FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SERVICES FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION FISH FORESTRY GENDER INEQUALITIES GNP GOVERNANCE PROCESSES GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT HEAD-COUNT INDEX HEALTH SERVICE HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH SURVEY HOUSEHOLD SURVEY HUMAN FACE HUMAN WELL-BEING INCOME INCOME LEVELS INEQUALITY INFANT MORTALITY INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSURANCE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKETS LAND USE LEGISLATION LIFE EXPECTANCY LIVING STANDARDS LOCAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL ELECTIONS LOCAL GOVERNANCE LOCAL LEVEL LOGGING MANAGERS MARKET DISTORTIONS NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT NATURAL RESOURCES NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS NUTRITION PETTY CORRUPTION PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY DECISIONS POLICY ENVIRONMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK POLICY INITIATIVES POOR HOUSEHOLDS POVERTY AGENDA POVERTY ALLEVIATION POVERTY ASSESSMENT POVERTY ISSUES POVERTY LEVELS POVERTY LINE POVERTY LINES POVERTY REDUCTION POVERTY REDUCTION GOALS POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY POVERTY STRATEGY PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE PUBLIC EXPENDITURES PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE PUBLIC SERVICE PROVISION PUBLIC SERVICES REAL WAGES REDUCING POVERTY RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RULE OF LAW RURAL AREAS RURAL POOR SAFETY SAFETY NET SAFETY NETS SAVINGS SCHOOLS SECTOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PROVISION SOCIAL CAPABILITY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL JUSTICE SOCIAL WELFARE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT TACKLING POVERTY TAX REDUCTION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRADEOFFS URBAN POOR VANDALISM VIOLENCE WATER RESOURCES WATER SUPPLY WORKERS The objective of the report is to point at the need for a new poverty strategy, and the areas of action it should cover, where each area should be specifically discussed, addressing the lives of Indonesia's poor, and the tradeoffs policymakers will need to consider, based on the belief that this poverty strategy should emerge from a broad dialogue among stakeholders. First, in broadening poverty, the report looks at the facts of the late 1990s crisis, which revealed the precariousness of Indonesia's gains in reducing expenditure-based poverty. Thus to extend those gains, the poverty strategy needs to be defined, and then redeveloped by acknowledging the multidimensional reality of poverty, and, it is this notion which will lead to making the strategic choices. Second, within the country's political transition to a democratic, decentralized mode of governance, a poverty strategy needs to be consistent with an empowered populace, and democratic policymaking mechanisms. In creating a policy environment for raising the incomes of the poor, the report identifies the resumption of rapid sustainable growth, with rising real wages, employment opportunities, and, limited inflation, including the economic empowerment of the poor, enhanced by poverty-focused public expenditures. Inevitably, the provision of core public services is an area which should address the people's will in local governance policies, focusing on education and health, while providing appropriate infrastructure, and developing safety nets. 2013-08-28T20:28:16Z 2013-08-28T20:28:16Z 2001-10-29 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/10/1620917/indonesia-poverty-reduction-indonesia-constructing-new-strategy http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15454 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Pre-2003 Economic or Sector Report Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Indonesia |