Aid and Self-Sufficiency: Case Study – Indonesia
Date Added
2018-07-03
Corporate Authorship
Travis Reynolds & C. Leigh Anderson,Beijie Wang, Caitlin O’Brien-Carelli, Trygve Madsen, Annie Rose Favreau, Pierre Biscaye
Issue Date
2017
Uploaded By:
USAID/Jordan Monitoring and Evaluation Support Program (MESP)
(Muna Mansour)
Resource Type
Other
Language
English
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Tags: Sustainable development Self Sufficiency
Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia (World Bank, 2017a) with a GNI per capita of $3,400 in 2016,
and has the world’s fourth largest population at more than 260 million (World Bank, 2017b). Classified as a
lower middle-income country (LMIC)1
, Indonesia is rich in natural resources and is among the top world
exporters of several commodities, including rubber, palm oil, and cocoa (OEC, 2017). It is also a founding
member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and a member of the G20 (Hermawan, 2011).
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