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2 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Indonesia (11)
Born as a 2013 University of Wollongong pilot, PetaBencana.id turns citizens' flood reports into a government-validated hazard map — consulted 259,000+ times …
Starting in Jakarta in 1969, Indonesia's Kampung Improvement Programme threaded paved paths, drainage, water and sanitation into existing 'kampung' neighbourhoods without resettling …
Jakarta Smart City (2014–) pairs a command centre with citizen-reporting apps (Qlue, then JAKI from 2019) and open data; an independent evaluation …
Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Informatics launched a nationwide startup pipeline in 2016, running Ignition-to-Incubation cohorts across 17 hubs in 34 provinces. …
Indonesia's leading municipal smart-city initiative, launched 2013. 400+ civic apps across 70 departments; national best Smart City index (3.93) and SPBE score …
Indonesia's reskilling scheme paid out over Rp41 trillion to ~19 million people since 2020. A rigorous lottery-based RCT (AEJ: Economic Policy, 2025) …
Inaugurated December 2017 by Bandung's city government, the Bandung Creative Hub is a six-storey public facility hosting innovation studios, digital fabrication labs, …
Indonesia's Satu Data portal launched Dec 2022 with 136,501 datasets, harmonising fragmented ministry- and province-level statistics. Within a year, 58% of ministries …
Since a 2010 decree, Institut Teknologi Bandung's LPIK has run an integrated tech-transfer office, incubator, science park and commercialisation firm that helped …
A four-arm RCT with 1,301 Jakarta shop owners found a printed best-practice handbook alone had no effect, but two short in-shop coaching …
Indonesia began building a new capital, Nusantara, in East Kalimantan in 2022 as a ~$45bn carbon-neutral 'smart city' relocation from congested, sinking …
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