Center for Indonesian Policy Studies

Hai, para mahasiswa! Bagi kamu yang belum lolos-lolos #InternCIPS alias program magang di CIPS, bisa coba lagi lewat jalur #BebasCariUang dengan ikutan kompetisi esai! Hadiahnya, 2 pemenang dengan esai terbaik akan magang berbayar di CIPS, plus akomodasi dan transportasi akan dibiayai! Kompetisi ini terbuka juga buat fresh graduates dan mahasiswa S2, lho! Geser buat lihat syarat dan ketentuannya, ya! Kami tunggu esai kamu sampai 14 Februari 2025. Semoga beruntung! Info dan pendaftaran: cutt.ly/CIPS-BCU #EssayCompetition #KebebasanEkonomi #EconomicFreedom #PaidInternship

Hai, para mahasiswa! Bagi kamu yang belum lolos-lolos #InternCIPS alias program magang di CIPS, bisa coba lagi lewat jalur #BebasCariUang dengan ikutan kompetisi esai! Hadiahnya, 2 pemenang dengan esai terbaik akan magang berbayar di CIPS, plus akomodasi dan transportasi akan dibiayai! Geser buat lihat syarat dan ketentuannya, ya! Kami tunggu esai kamu sampai 14 Februari 2025. Semoga beruntung! Info dan pendaftaran: cutt.ly/CIPS-BCU #EssayCompetition #KebebasanEkonomi #EconomicFreedom #PaidInternship 

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Jadikan momentum Hari Hak Asasi Manusia sedunia ini untuk memastikan bahwa setiap individu dapat menikmati hak-haknya secara penuh tanpa adanya diskriminasi dan hambatan. Apa saja langkah-langkah yang telah kamu lakukan untuk memastikan bahwa hakmu terpenuhi? #HariHAMSedunia

Tahukah kamu, Jawa Barat menjadi destinasi investasi asing nomor 1 di Indonesia? Sebagai destinasi investasi asing nomor 1 di Indonesia, Jawa Barat mencatat realisasi Penanaman Modal Asing (PMA) sebesar 122,6 triliun rupiah atau 16,5 persen dari total nasional. Hal tersebut menjadi pendorong kuat bagi transformasi ekonomi di Jawa Barat terutama pada industrialisasi, penciptaan lapangan kerja, dan inovasi teknologi. Lantas, bagaimana perkembangan PMA di Jawa Barat saat ini dan strategi seperti apa yang tepat untuk meningkatkannya? Bagi para akademisi, pelaku bisnis dan investor, perwakilan industri, serta NGO, ikuti panel diskusi CIPS bersama para narasumber. Segera daftar di sini cutt.ly/Investasi-12Des! Sampai jumpa di #CIPSEvent! #Investasi #PenanamanModalAsing #JawaBarat #CIPSEvent

Dalam lima tahun terakhir, Jawa Barat secara konsisten menjadi destinasi investasi asing nomor satu dan nomor dua untuk investasi domestik di Indonesia. Pada tahun 2023, realisasi investasi asing di Jawa Barat mencapai 122,6 triliun rupiah atau 16,5 persen dari total realisasi Penanaman Modal Asing (PMA) nasional. Tren positif PMA ini diperkirakan akan menjadi pendorong kuat bagi transformasi ekonomi di Jawa Barat. Meskipun terdapat perkembangan positif, Jawa Barat masih menghadapi tantangan dalam mengimplementasikan investasi tersebut akibat regulasi yang kompleks. Lantas, bagaimana perkembangan PMA di Jawa Barat saat ini dan strategi seperti apa yang tepat untuk meningkatkannya? Bagi para akademisi, pelaku bisnis dan investor, perwakilan industri, serta NGO, gabung diskusi panel CIPS bersama para narasumber. Daftar segera pada tautan berikut ini: https://lnkd.in/gMZY6StZ Sampai jumpa di #CIPSEvent! #Investasi #PenanamanModalAsing #JawaBarat #CIPSEvent

Follow Muhammad Nidhal, our alumni from Center for Indonesian Policy Studies, as he reflects on his experience attending the IAF seminar "Promoting Entrepreneurship and Open Markets" in Gummersbach, where he is exposed to interactive workshops, panels, and group exercises that adds to his understanding of entrepreneurship—including its foundations, challenges, and probable solutions within the context of liberal principles. Click the link below to read the full article! https://lnkd.in/gjFwFfQh

Join CIPS at the NTIS GLOBAL SANDBOX FORUM! Curious about how regulatory sandboxes can bridge the gap between policy and practice to drive productivity and innovation? We are excited to announce that our CEO, Anton Rizki will be participating as a panelist at the NTIS Global Sandbox Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This session will dive into discussions on the transformative role of regulatory and innovation sandboxes in driving technological innovation, productivity, commercialization, and sustainable economic growth. 🌐 Register now: https://lnkd.in/ggsVFDVV Don't miss this chance to gain insights and network with industry leaders! #INationGlobalSummit2024 #Innovation #TechnologyCommercialisation #PolicyStudies #RegulatoryFrameworks #GlobalSandboxForum

Are you passionate about communication, advocacy, and work in think tanks? Perhaps you are who we are looking for! CIPS is looking for dynamic individual to fill the post of communications officer on our team. You will be responsible for managing media relations, overseeing social media platforms, and fostering community. This position requires strong communication skill, proficiency in handling social media platform, English proficieny, and high interest in public policy. CIPS provides a hybrid working arrangement, 18 annual leave days, and supportive work atmosphere. If you're interested, you're welcome to #JoinCIPS by applying at https://lnkd.in/gh5PppJz. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted further via e-mail.

400 million tons of plastic waste will be produced in 2024 and these days the UN Environment Programme assembles experts in South Korea to negotiate a global response. Selling the waste may help if buyers recycle at lower costs and have the needed workforce. The Center for Indonesian Policy Studies has studied Indonesia’s experiences with waste imports. # Indonesia’s recycling industry consists of 600 large industries in addition to 700 small industries with an estimated production capacity of 2.3 million tons per year. Still, by far the largest share of plastic waste ends in landfills or remains uncollected. # Despite a weak recycling infrastructure, the government lifted restrictions and plastic waste imports strongly increased in 2010. # Imports were justified by arguments of potential economic advantages but value added only increased by 0.3% for industries switching from non-waste importers to waste importers (ISIC-4 Chapter 38). # In 2018, imports of waste, parings, and scrap of ethylene polymers (HS code 391510) surged again and contributed to a 149% increase of plastic waste imports. # The EU, US and even China directed their exports to Indonesia when China rejected plastic waste imports in 2018. Imports have since reduced but Indonesia still imported 200,000 tons of plastic waste in 2022. # Domestic and foreign investment in recycling capabilities did not grow significantly in 2010 or 2018. Fortunately, investments improved in 2022/23. # Indonesia needs to boost investment into the plastic recycling industry if it wants to reduce plastic pollution and provide sectoral employment opportunities making use of foreign demand. Find details of this research in our paper. Lead author of this paper is Krisna Gupta supported by Biyan Shandy Paramayudha. The paper can be downloaded here: https://cutt.ly/cips-wp4 We gratefully acknowledge the support provided by the Templeton World Charity Foundation for this research. #plasticpollution #UNEA-5.2 #IntergovernmentalNegotiatingCommittee (INC-5) #Indonesia