The Republic of Indonesia hopes to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic by bolstering its creative and tourism economies through the upskilling of young Indonesians.
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The way we learn and work is changing, and Indonesia’s booming young generation wants to be at the forefront of this change. Increasing productivity and participating in a new age of industry transformation will require people with the right skills.
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A webinar run by the Australia-Indonesia Centre has heard how e-commerce giant Bukalapak invested in Australia to access skills and talent.
Relatively little is known about the other exciting applications of seaweed, and what role they can play in strengthening Australia-Indonesia trade and scientific collaboration.
The Indonesian unicorn’s first international base aims to recruit new talent and will also serve as an L&D centre for Australian & Indonesian engineers who specialise in analytics, AI and R&D.
Almost 80 Indonesian businesses have become part of a new and emerging network that will help others to adopt cybersecurity practices. Read more
Biscuit maker Mentari Nur Utari had been considering how to turn overseas enquiries for her unique food product into an export strategy. Read more
