Easy Cash, Easy Gone
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Once again, the distribution of direct cash assistance was not efficiently executed. Moreover, data on poor families is out of date.
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RUMSIAH, 28, has her own little plan to deal with the fuel price increase. Once a baby's nurse earning Rp50,000 per week, she is now thinking of going into business. "Selling fried foods," she said.
Her capital comes from the direct cash assistance that is being provided by the government. This resident of Wijaya Kusuma District in West Jakarta, has calculated that an initial capital of Rp300,000 will be enough, She will use this to process an ident
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