Indonesia

Informality and Inclusive Green Growth

Working conditions in the Indonesian leather and footwear sector

Publication’s summary: “Indonesia is the fourth largest footwear manufacturer worldwide. The major importers of Indonesian leather...

Decent Work for Homeworkers in Global Supply Chains Platform of Demands

Advocacy MaterialThousands of homeworkers contributed, directly or indirectly, to the demands contained in this Platform.

HomeNet Indonesia Explains Why Habitat III is Relevant for Informal Workers

VIDEO: Cecilia Susiloretno talks about why it is important for informal workers to be at PrepCom3 and Habitat III

VIDEO: What Does “the Right to the City” Mean to a Street Vendor in Lima?

By 2030, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in cities. Next City’s journalists were in Surabaya, Indonesia, talking...

VIDEO: Why a Waste Picker from Quito Is Fighting to be Included in The New Urban Agenda

By 2030, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in cities. Next City’s journalists were in Surabaya, Indonesia, talking...

VIDEO: Why Slum Dwellers in South Africa Are Collecting Data About their Communities

By 2030, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in cities. Next City’s journalists were in Surabaya, Indonesia, talking...

Act Concerning Manpower: Indonesian Labour Law, 2003

This Act on Manpower seeks to ensure the creation of equal opportunity and provision of manpower that suits the need of national development,...

Major Labour Laws of Indonesia

This document outlines the various major labour laws in Indonesia that govern labor and employment relations in line with national aspirations...

The Toughest Place to be a Binman – Jakarta

London bin man Wilbur Ramirez struggles on his first day working in Jakarta, in the Toughest Place to be a Binman. The program was broadcast...