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SMERU is presently seeking to strengthen the RISE project research team by recruiting suitably qualified staff holding Indonesian citizenship for the following positions:
1. Quantitative Researcher
2. Junior Quantitative Researcher
The author quotes SMERU research findings regarding unpaid carework.
The SMERU Research Institute—supported by The Ford Foundation—launches the 2015 Indonesian Poverty and Livelihood Map, which offers poverty estimates in all the villages/kelurahan in the country (more than 75,000 villages/kelurahan).
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