Publication Date : 08 December 2022
Source : Indonesian Philanthropy Association
Document Type : Fact Sheet, Policy Brief, & Infographic
As an overview of the progress and challenges in achieving the SDGs in Indonesia, multi-stakeholder collaboration is essential. According to Bappenas' findings in 2021, the Indonesian government can only cover 60% of the total funding needs through the State Budget (APBN). Key funding priorities are projected to include infrastructure—such as transportation, energy, and water supply and sanitation—as well as health and education..
Recommendations include plans to strengthen the SDG financing ecosystem by collaborating with sectors such as philanthropy. Additionally, thisOther Policy Briefsoffers alternatives in the form of innovative financial instruments that can be supported by the philanthropic sector.
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