Day Life In Indonesia

Day Life In Indonesia

Ms. Jainal (left) sells 50 packs of rice per day for USD 0,45- USD 0,64 per pack on the side of the highway in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on November 09, 2023. Indonesian Ministry data of state-owned enterprises, by 2022 the number of MSMEs (Micro small and medium enterprises) will reach 65.4 million, more than 60 percent of which are women. The Indonesian government through the PNM Mekaar Program provides easy and collateral-free capital loans to underprivileged women micro business owners, ranging from USD 63,94 to USD 255,74 (Photo by Aman Rochman/NurPhoto)

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