Eko Listiyorini

4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Eko Listiyorini

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1 month ago | japantimes.co.jp | Eddie Spence |Eko Listiyorini

In a workshop overlooking paddy fields on the eastern edge of Java, Dimas Firmansyah is tinkering away on a large truck engine. A lanky 18-year-old in a hard hat and work shirt, he hopes to find a job repairing coal machinery when he graduates in a few months. Thanks to his school’s revamped curriculum and corporate partnerships, he almost certainly will.

1 month ago | farmlandgrab.org | Eko Listiyorini

Bloomberg | 10 March 2025Indonesia to run palm plantations seized from troubled firmBy Eko ListiyoriniThe Indonesian government took over management of palm oil plantations seized from a corporation facing a graft probe, under an initiative that may be extended to other troubled commodity-production sites.

1 month ago | financialpost.com | Eddie Spence |Eko Listiyorini

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto — who has advertised ambitious, industry-heavy growth goals for the coming years — needs many more Firmansyahs. Southeast Asia’s most populous economy has the world’s fourth-largest workforce, but more than a third of Indonesians over 15 have only a primary school education, or less. Vital vocational training, like this class some 400 miles (roughly 640 km) east of Jakarta, too often falls short because of poor teaching and a dearth of basic equipment.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Eddie Spence |Eko Listiyorini

In a workshop overlooking paddy fields on the eastern edge of Java, Dimas Firmansyah is tinkering away on a large truck engine. A lanky 18-year-old in a hard hat and work shirt, he hopes to find a job repairing coal machinery when he graduates in a few months. Thanks to his school’s revamped curriculum and corporate partnerships, he almost certainly will.