he election dust has settled, and a new administration prepares to take the helm in a few months. Its in-tray is overflowing: ambitious economic growth targets hover around 8 percent, coupled with the urgent need to expand access to affordable health care, education and free nutritious meals.
However, Indonesia’s current financial landscape presents an intense challenge. In this tight fiscal environment, securing the necessary funds to achieve these goals is shrouded in uncertainty. The question…
