Indonesia is often described as having undergone a “big bang” decentralisation process. This view points to the unfinished agenda of Indonesia’s decentralisation architecture. But it hides more than it reveals. In fact, decentralisation was but a single act in the unfolding drama of Indonesia’s systemic transition.
What progress has been made in attracting investment in the regions and in added-value industries?
How strong is the correlation between Indonesia’s economic fundamentals and investment capital?
Why have public-private partnerships (PPPs) in infrastructure projects been relatively minimal?
Which key reform measures will remove administrative hurdles and encourage private investment?
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