Global Seminar Series. The poverty line revisited

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Crawford School of Public Policy

Event details

Public Seminar

Date & time

Thursday 27 July 2023
1.00pm–2.30pm

Venue

Zoom

Speaker

Samuel Nursamsu, Sudarno Sumarto, Ahmad Avenzora

Contacts

Kathryn Whitney

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To join: bit.ly/gs_indonesia

Time 10:00-11:30am WIB//1:00-2:30pm AEST

About the seminar

Amid Indonesia’s remarkable progress in poverty eradication, there has been recommendation that the country re-evaluate its poverty measures. Having reduced extreme poverty to below 2%, Indonesia can now turn to widen its focus especially to the poorest third of Indonesians, who remain economically insecure. This seminar explores Indonesia’s approach to poverty measurement, and the implications an improvement would have on the country’s poverty reduction policies and strategies.

About the speaker

Samuel Nursamsu is an Economist at the World Bank’s Poverty and Equity Global Practice in Jakarta, Indonesia

Sudarno Sumarto is a Senior Research Fellow at SMERU Research Institute

Ahmad Avenzora is the Director of Social Welfare Statistics at Statistics Indonesia (Badan Pusat Statistik)

Chair: Nesita Anggraini, ANU.

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