Indonesia Systematic Country Diagnostic
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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The systematic country diagnostic (SCD)
is designed to identify the most critical binding
constraints and opportunities facing Indonesia in ending
extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity. In line with
the World Bank Group’s (WBG’s) new country engagement model,
the findings of the SCD will provide inputs for the
preparation of the country partnership framework (CPF),
which will outline the WBG’s engagement with Indonesia to
achieve the twin goals. This SCD has four main conceptual
elements. First, analyze past trends in growth, poverty, and
inequality to highlight the deep drivers. Second, identify
the key channels for reducing poverty and boosting the
prosperity of the Bottom 40 percent. Third, highlight the
major challenges and opportunities along each of the key
channels, and finally identify prioritized areas of
intervention to accelerate progress toward ending extreme
poverty and boosting shared prosperity for each of the
channels identified.
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