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Edition 05 May 2020
Cover Story
Poor Aid Database and distribution
The central and regional governments have begun distributing social aid for those impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. But the disordered database of recipients has resulted in improper aid distribution. Losses may be suffered by the state.
Cover Story
Money At Your Doorstep
Aid has not been properly distributed in various regions. Well-to-do people also received it.
Cover Story
We Want Aid to Reach the Right People
Ministry of Social Affairs Secretary-General Hartono Laras
Cover Story
Aid Problems in the Villages
The process of collecting data and distributing village funds direct cash aid has been a disordered one. Mishaps can potentially trigger conflict.
Cover Story
Pre-employment Card Under Fire
The Pre-employment Card Program’s implementation has been far from smooth. Transactions for training come to over Rp120 billion.
Law
Graffiti Resistance
The police suspect that Anarko is behind a number of crimes in Java cities. The group is without strong organizations and logistics.
Special Report
Support from Gardens and the Internet
Non-formal education institutions are looking for ways to continue instruction during the pandemic. It is not purely a business concern but a part of a mission for equal access to education.
Special Report
Beyond Classrooms
A number of top campuses are helping government’s Covid-19 mitigation efforts. From virus testing, searching for natural antidotes, to examining potential compounds as vaccines.
Special Report
Back to School With TVRI
The government is providing some home-based education platforms to reach students in the provinces. Not all students and teachers can easily adapt.
Special Report
Innovations Amid the Pandemic
Vocational Middle School students are coming up with various innovations for suppressing coronavirus transmission. They put theory into practice while honing their entrepreneurial skills.
Interview
Interview
All-Indonesia Labor Union Confederation President Elly Rosita Silaban: It’s As If We Were Side-stepped
National
Easing Restriction Before Recovery
The government prepares a scenario to ease off large-scale social restrictions, claiming that coronavirus transmission trend is flattening. Meanwhile, the number of tests is still not ideal.
Market Pulse
Pondering at THE V, U or L Trajectory
Yopie Hidayat (Contributor)
Special Report
Disinfectant Robots & Portable Ventilators
Universities are urged to develop health instrument in the fight against Covid-19. This ranges from disinfectant robots to portable ventilators.
Special Report
Academia Battles Against Covid
UNIVERSITY researchers are putting their heads together in conducting studies to counter the Covid-19 pandemic. Studies in a number of fields—from engineering and medicine to sociology and economics—are used to battle against the pandemic caused by the coronavirus.
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Opinion
Moving Targets
In this time of the Covid-19 pandemic, social assistance from the government can be a lifeline for millions of people affected.
Opinion
Playing with Fire
The government wants to end the social restrictions protocol so the economy can start moving again. Data is still a problem.
Opinion
New Specter Old Story
The police have arrested a number of people and charged them with being members of an “Anarcho-Syndicalist” group. The same tactics once used by the New Order regime.
Opinion
Innovation in the Pandemic Era
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a number of innovations in many fields. The government should use the results of research as the basis for policymaking.