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SYSTEMS TRANSITIONS
Since our portfolio sensemaking in November 2019, much has occurred internally and externally. As we transition from being merely a "Big Innovation Lab" to becoming an "Analytic Partnerships Accelerator", we hope to play a more impactful role across Indonesia's ecosystem and beyond.
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DATA ECOSYSTEMS
With stronger data systems, the value of data can be increased to tackle misinformation and improve lives. Following our analysis of publicly reported data on COVID-19 across Indonesia, we identified these systemic conditions in the country-wide data ecosystem that can be improved.
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DATA INNOVATION
Integrating traditionally collected data with Facebook Population Density Map, here's how our team joined forces with Jabar Digital Service and Bappenas to identify areas in West Java based on their transmission risk and transmission potential for the spread of COVID-19.
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POLICY MAKING
Angga has been supporting the Lab’s analytic partnerships with our government counterparts since 2018. He recently participated in a series of training on policy-related project management ran by Policy Lab Indonesia, and here shares his takeaways and how they intersect with his work.
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CSIRO
To help local authorities in Indonesia plan targeted action to tackle COVID-19, this is how CSIRO’s Data61 is teaming up with Australia’s DFAT, the Government of Indonesia and UN Pulse Lab Jakarta to bring together a suite of data-driven technologies into a single decision support tool.
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WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
As governments become increasingly digital, putting data at the centre of policy while embracing a more citizen centric mindset can ensure people get access to the services they need. To facilitate better adaptation, forward-thinking regulations that span sectors and countries are also essential.
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UN NEWS
Rebounding from the impact of the pandemic means transforming food systems across the Asia Pacific to make them more sustainable, resilient and productive. With COVID-19 threatening to upend efforts to fight hunger, data innovation can keep us on the path to the goal of Zero Hunger.
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CDO TRENDS
Ever stopped to wonder why some data innovation projects never get beyond the proof-of-concept stage? This article highlights that one main problem has been that the technology is often ready but the market is not. What does this mean for COVID-19 and the fresh uptick in data innovations?
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