According to world bank standards, 40 percent of Indonesian people are economically vulnerable. This means that structurally an inclusive economic base has not been created. In fact, overcoming the problem of poverty is related to structural change.
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Politicians generally do not like complex programs that do not quickly show success. They prefer to highlight a few quick achievements, even though they are often superficial. Recent indicators have revealed concerning statistics. One of them is the extremely high rate of stunting. This is alarming not only because of the percentage , but also because it occurs within the context of Indonesia, which is classified as a middle-income country.Ever since the political reform that followed the economic crisis, one of the policy focuses has been poverty alleviation. The government has provided various forms of credit and social assistance.
According to the World Bank's measurement, 40 percent of the Indonesian population is economically vulnerable. The Law Reform Acceleration Team has conducted an in-depth review of the current condition of public institutions, and the team has decided what kind of significant changes are needed for our nation.
The formulation of policies and regulations cannot be driven solely by the interaction of politicians and the government. Therefore, the natural resource economy is vulnerable to conflicts of interest and the power of capital, as well as political influence. However, the current generation has a responsibility to preserve natural resources and others for future generations. In response to this situation, the importance of improving data systems and utilization control is emphasized.