Qué funciona en Indonesia

Indonesia has launched several large-scale programmes with quantified reach and impact across digital inclusion, environmental conservation, and gender equality. Kartu Prakerja reached 14.3 million low-income adults across all 34 provinces, with 65% opening their first e-wallet or bank account, while the Katingan Mentaya REDD+ project conserves 157,875 hectares of tropical peatland verified at 7.5 million tCO2e of avoided emissions annually and protects habitat for over 5% of the remaining Bornean orangutan population. MAMPU assisted over 170,000 people to access government services and helped women's groups contribute to 315 local-government regulations addressing women's priorities between 2017 and 2020, though its sustainability remains uncertain post-programme closure. These practices demonstrate Indonesia's capacity for programmes reaching millions and generating documented outcomes, though independent verification varies—ranging from randomised controlled trials for Kartu Prakerja to observational evidence for the forest and climate programmes.