In this article, Chief of education UNICEF Indonesia, Nabendra Dahal said “when Unicef supported a study conducted by the SMERU research institute, we found that 33 percent of school teachers were absent.”
The author quotes Asep Suryahadi's comments about the importance for a think thank to invest in building up credibility and maintaining research quality.
The SMERU family offers its deepest condolences on the passing of Sri Budiyati, a researcher of The SMERU Research Institute, on 26 May 2015 in Jakarta.
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Iona Main, the author of this article mention that by 2013, SMERU declaring ‘exclusion error’– the exclusion of legitimately poor households from recipient lists – to be too high.
KOMPAS cite research by SMERU Research Institute that stated female-headed households are relatively poorer than families headed by men.
Valentina Utari, a SMERU researcher, wrote an article for the Conversation, an independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community.
The SMERU family offers its deepest condolences on the passing of ibu Zohra Andi Baso, member of the Board of Trustees of The SMERU Foundation on 15 March 2015 in Makassar.
Widjajanti Isdijoso (Deputy Director for Research and Outreach at SMERU) in collaboration with Nils Grede (Deputy Country Director at World Food Programme Indonesia) wrote an article for the Jakarta Post about how the next Indonesia Government should focus on reducing stunting.
In the KOMPAS Article, Asep Suryahadi (Director of the SMERU Institute Research Institute) stated, So far the protection policy or safety network Focused to the poor and the poorest while the middle class also need the social protection because it is also prone to suffering.
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