No. 28/175/DKom ​Bank Indonesia (BI) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced the operationalisation of a framework for the settlement of bilateral transactions between Indonesia and Singapore in their respect

No. 28/172/DKom Once again, Karya Kreatif Indonesia (KKI) has recorded strong achievements. The event, which is part of a collaborative effort to strengthen Indonesian MSMEs, recorded provisional sales of Rp144.2 billion as of 22nd August 2026, up 46

No. 28/171/DKom Waste management presents both a challenge and an opportunity in driving sustainable economic transformation. The National Waste Management Information System recorded waste generation of 24.8 million tons per year in 2025 across 244

No. 28/170/DKom Young people have significant potential as drivers of innovation, entrepreneurship and regeneration among micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia. A BPS-Statistics Indonesia survey from 2025 showed that Gen Z and Mill

No. 28/169/DKom Eight financial institutions have signed financing agreements with their MSME partners. Four of the agreements involve inclusive financing[1], while the other four involve sustainable financing[2]. The agreements resulted from MSME fi

No. 28/168/DKom The expansion of an inclusive economy and finance for women must continue to be strengthened. Based on 2025 data released by BPS-Statistics Indonesia, 64.5% of MSMEs in Indonesia are managed by women. In the creative economy sector, w

No. 28/167/DKomDigital transformation is becoming increasingly important to boost productivity, expand markets and help micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) level up amid the rapid development of the digital economy. Bank Indonesia, therefore, cont