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Indonesia's COVID-19 Vaccination and Economic Resilience Strategy

The 2022 Budget Is Able To Effectively Reduce Economic Turbulence And Promote Faster Economic Recovery 1 Government spending grew positively (11.9% yoy), able to stimulate the economy Government Spending (IDR Trillion) 2,429.4 11.9% 2 Revenue grew high (36.9% YoY), supported by a stronger economic recovery and high commodity prices Government Revenue (IDR Trillion) 1,812.0 36.9% 2,717.6 ■ Economic growth remains strong ■ Inflation is • • 2021 * 2022 Line and Ministries spending reached IDR 954.4 T for the distribution of social assistance, National Economic Recovery programs to the community, construction of roads, networks, irrigation, and bureaucratic operational activities. Non-Line Ministries' spending reached IDR 1,013.5 T for subsidies, fuel and electricity compensation, and health insurance. Transfer to Region reached IDR 749.7 T to support public services and infrastructure in the regions. relatively low, purchasing power is maintained Poverty fell to 9.54% A new workforce was absorbed as of August: 4.2 million people Source: Ministry of Finance Note: *realization up to 14 December 2022 2,479.9 2021 2022* 3 Smaller deficits, faster fiscal consolidation Deficit Realization (% GDP) * 2021 2022 -3.64 -1.22 85
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