January 18, 2023

Mataram University

The Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) Mataram University was founded in 1963 and is currently have shown positive developments, both physically and in the number of study programs that built. The current study program at FEB consists of nine majors/study programs consisting of: from: DIII Taxation Study Program, Accounting DIII Study Program and DIII Study Program Tourism, S1 Department of Economics and Development Studies (IESP), S1 Management Department, S1 Accounting Department, Management S2 Study Program, Accounting S2 Study Program, and Programs Master’s Degree in Economics.

This Strategic Plan (Renstra) is a medium-term plan that outlines the vision, mission, objectives, strategies and policies of the FEB for 2020-2024. This strategic plan is prepared by maintaining the continuity of faculty development, which is made based on previous evaluations and accommodate internal and external issues growing.

Website: https://fe.unram.ac.id/

Mataram University and IRSA

Faculty of Economy and Business of the Mataram University has hosted the 17th IRSA Conference (IRSA 2022).
Website: http://lombok2022.irsa.or.id

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December 31, 2022

Institution, Human Capital and Development in Indonesia

Release Date:October 2022
Editor(s):Gumilang Aryo Sahadewo, Evi Noor Afifah, Eny Sulistyaningrum, Devanto S. Pratomo, Alin Halimatussadiah, and Budy P. Resosudarmo
ISBN:978-623-94282-4-2
Publisher:IRSA Press
Series:IRSA Book Series on Regional Development No. 20
Price:IDR 100,000 (USD 10)

Indonesian government aspires to escape from the middle-income trap before 2045, marking 100 years of the country’s independence. The country cannot achieve this growth by relying on exploitation of natural resources but through improving technical knowhow. This book titled “Institution, Human Capital and Development in Indonesia” contains recent research on the regional aspects of the interlinkage between institutions, human capital in the context of Indonesian economic development. This book also serves as a reminder of the importance of institutions in economic development in Indonesia.

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July 25, 2022

2022 IRSA-BKF Paper Awards Winners

IRSA would like to congratulate the following recipients of the 2022 IRSA-BKF Paper Awards:

  • Dimas Prasetyo (Nudgeplus), Lury Sofyan (Nudgeplus), Pyan Amin Muchtar (Nudgeplus and ERIA), and Dwiana Piarah (Universitas Hasanuddin) for their paper: “Nudging people to handwash during the pandemic: The use of visual priming and saliency”.
  • Daniel Halim (World Bank), Sean Hambali (World Bank), and Ririn Salwa Purnamasari (World Bank) for their paper: “Faux progress: Narrowing of gender gaps in employment during the onset of COVID-19 in Indonesia”.
  • Militcyano Samuel Sapulette (ERIA), Nury Effendi (CEDS-Universitas Padjadjaran), Vera Intanie Dewi (FE-Universitas Parahyangan), Fitri Hastuti (CEDS-Universitas Padjadjaran), Eva Ervani (CEDS-Universitas Padjadjaran), and Anhar Fauzan Priyono (CEDS-Universitas Padjadjaran) for their paper: “Interregional assessments of MSME credit channeling amid the pandemic: Analyzing the role of the digital business environment”.
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July 23, 2022

AAJI-IRSA Call for Systematic Review Proposal

CALL FOR SYSTEMATIC REVIEW PROPOSAL
For Indonesian and Overseas Researcher

AAJI-IRSA Award on Systematic Review of Determinant of Life Insurance Development in Developing Countries Context and Its Implication on Indonesia.

We welcome systematic review proposal within the theme “Determinant of Life Insurance Development in Developing Countries Context and Its Implication on Indonesia”, which will cover the following topics but not limited to:

  • Development of world-class life insurance products and services by prioritizing customer centricity, customer protection, and digital experience.
  • Life insurance industry, and macroeconomic environment.
  • Support from the government & regulators in encouraging and maintaining industrial growth & stability.
  • Improvement of the operational excellence of the life insurance industry through strengthening governance and risk management.
  • Reinforcement of capital and investment portfolio.
  • Accelerating digital transformation and managing human capital in Life Insurance industry.
  • Determinant of life insurance penetration.
  • Life insurance demand and customer preferences.

Please find all the details on the following poster:

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