As the prevalence, severity and handling of the COVID-19 outbreak vary greatly worldwide, so too do they vary at the subnational level of countries. The situation is especially complex in a big, archipelagic state such as Indonesia. We attempt to estimate the economic risks posed by COVID-19 at the regional level in Indonesia. We base our estimates on a model in which economic risk is determined by hazard, exposure, vulnerability and resilience.

Speakers: Arianto Patunru (The Australian National University) and Wisnu Harto (TBWA)

Thursday, 18 February 2021, 10.00-11.30 WIB

Participate via Zoom (registration required): http://bit.ly/fkp18februari

Participate via YouTube: http://bit.ly/fkp-live

Photo by Afif Kusuma on Unsplash

Slides and video for past seminars:

[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project] COVID-19, food insecurity, and cash transfer in Cambodia

[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project] Is it a curse or blessing to have a resource-rich neighbour?

[FKP hosted by Universitas Padjadjaran] Kesehatan ibu pasca melahirkan di Indonesia

2024 FKP Roadshow at Universitas Khairun and Universitas Pattimura

[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project] The pursuit of food self-sufficiency in Indonesia: food-trade policy preferences during the administrations of Yudhoyono (2004-2014) and Widodo (2014-present)

[FKP hosted by ANU Indonesia Project & SMERU] Prepayment, price, and welfare: a study on electricity demand in Indonesia

Catatan akhir tahun legislasi 2023: kemunduran reformasi dan merosotnya demokrasi

[FKP hosted by PSHK] Judicial harassment dan masa depan pelindungan pembela hak asasi manusia

8th Thee Kian Wie Lecture. The downstream industrialization of natural resources

[FKP hosted by CEDS Unpad] Topik gender dalam riset ekonomi di Indonesia: memperingati Hadiah Nobel Ekonomi 2023 untuk Claudia Goldin