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Riswandi

Congratulations Dr Riswandi (Universitas Syiah Kuala), on the completion of a research project examining how climate change relates to the wellbeing of Indonesians with disabilities.
Congratulations Dr Riswandi (Universitas Syiah Kuala), on the completion of a research project examining how climate change relates to the wellbeing of Indonesians with disabilities.
Pak Bambang Pak Budy

Mini Indonesia Update in Tokyo with IDE-JETRO
On 25 November 2025, the IDE-JETRO, together with the ANU Indonesia Project, hosted the third Mini Indonesia Update 2025 in Tokyo.
Hal Hill
Hal Hill

Hal Hill calls for renewed national investment in Southeast Asia expertise
In a Parliamentary Inquiry submission, Emeritus Professor Hal Hill calls for renewed investment in Australia’s Southeast Asia literacy and long-term regional knowledge.
Holding Slide Indonesia Update 2026
Holding Slide Indonesia Update 2026

The ANU Indonesia Project announces 2026 Indonesia Update theme
Dr Eva Nisa (ANU) and Professor Julian Millie (Monash University) will convene the 2026 Indonesia Update, themed “The Pluralisms of Islam in Indonesia.”

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Tue, 12 May 2026

It takes a village election: turnover and performance in local bureaucracies

This seminar will examine how leadership changes affect local bureaucratic performance in Indonesia.
Tue, 5 May 2026

20th Sadli Lecture: Monetary and fiscal policies to support sustainable economic growth with improvement in its distribution

LPEM FEB-UI  and ANU Indonesia Project are proud to invite you to attend the 20th Sadli Lecture.
Wed, 29 Apr 2026

Rural youth, hope, and future-making amidst unequal agrarian change in South Sulawesi

This ISG will present findings from a collaborative research project that examines the livelihoods and future-making practices of rural youth in South Sulawesi.&
Fri, 24 Apr 2026

Prabowonomics: Can Indonesia Really Grow at 8%?

This global seminar explores how President Prabowo Subianto’s 8% growth strategy may backfire due to policy design flaws and overlooked productivity challenges.