The Povertist

The Povertist is a web magazine on poverty in developing countries & invites poverty specialists to share their thoughts and stories.

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We published a new article🖊

▶ Indonesia’s Pension Reform: A Comprehensive Analysis of Challenges and Proposed Solutions

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We published a new article🖊

▶ Government’s proposals on pension reforms in Indonesia

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We published a new article🖊

▶ From Taxation to Redistribution: How Universal Pensions Could Rescue Indonesia’s Middle Class

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Potential impacts of Indonesia’s social security reforms on the administration of social security institution, @IppeiTsuruga

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Indonesia’s Recent Social Security Reforms @IppeiTsuruga

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Extending social security to taxi drivers in Jakarta - @IppeiTsuruga

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The ILO conducted a study to understand a mechanism of job losses and consequences of unemployed workers in times of crisis. The ILO research team interviewed 1,500 former wage employees across Myanmar...

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Our new publication - Covering staff members by social protection is good for SMEs' performance in Viet Nam. https://t.co/t3uu6g7pqZ

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ILO/Japan project published a qualitative analysis on social security gaps in the coffee sector in Indonesia. https://t.co/33RBsXGyGD

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ILO/Japan project published a quantitative analysis in Indonesia.

Increased social security spending of 10 per cent is associated with a per-worker revenue gain of up to 2 per cent without decrease in profit. https://t.co/F6w64lfGzs

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Inclusive growth still not in reach as development gaps persist — @ophi_oxford @UNDP results + @TheBjornGelders's reaction

The full story, ahead of a 17 July live-streamed #HLPF2019 side event on the findings: https://t.co/nA52KBZjOw

#MultidimensionalPovertyIndex #inequalities

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@IppeiTsuruga @ILOAsiaPacific @soc_protection Thanks! The future of #socialprotection is effective, inclusive systems, re-investing tax revenues, the proceeds of growth, & innovative ways to support everyone to participate in social insurance.

In short, based on citizenship, not charity: https://t.co/3tpMeRasnr #spasean

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It's crucial this issue is addressed.

Putting in place incentives for those working in the informal economy to participate in social insurance is a potential solution: https://t.co/tGGxtGAa2G #SPASEAN #SDGs @Laura_WIEGO

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@IppeiTsuruga @ILOAsiaPacific @soc_protection @thammasat_uni It's crucial this issue is addressed.

Putting in place incentives for those working in the informal economy to participate in social insurance is a potential solution: https://t.co/tGGxtGAa2G #SPASEAN #SDGs @Laura_WIEGO

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What are the bottlenecks for expanding social protection coverage in ASEAN?

This and other questions will be discussed in the two-day ILO/ASEAN Seminar on the future of social protection starting tomorrow (4-5 July).

Check the programme:
🗓👉https://t.co/viXZgfzTWE

#SPASEAN