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The Australia-Indonesia Centre (AIC) is a consortium of 11 leading research universities in both countries. Its mission is to advance people-to-people links in science, technology, education, innovation and culture. Its In Conversation series of webinars are presented here in audio form. For more: https://australiaindonesia.com/webinars/

22/10/2022

22 October 2022: ReelOzInd! 2022 Australian premiere Q&A

Celebrating seven years, the ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition and Festival premiered on 22 October 2022. This is a recording of the Q&A portion of the premiere that followed the festival reel. Guests include: Jemma Purdey, ReelOzInd! festival director Dharma Putra Purna Nugraha, director/writer of The Scent of Rat Carcasses Yuh Rohana Meliala, producer of The Scent of Rat Carcasses Ed Coney, director of A Rohingya's Journey Joseph Hoh, writer/director/producer of Wonderfully Made Annisa Adjam, director/producer of My Clouded Mind Nabiel Ghithrif, director of Siwul (Whistle) Reyhan & Fadhel, actors in Siwul (Whistle) The ReelOzInd! Australia-Indonesia short film festival would not be possible without the support of its 2022 festival partners Universitas Brawijaya, Universitas Negeri Malang and Blueboat, community partners AIYA, and media partners FilmFreeway, Inside Indonesia and Viddsee. To watch the ReelOzInd! 2022 AUS-IND Short Film Festival, head to https://reelozind.com

26 min
07/03/2022

7 March 2022: Why an Indonesian tech unicorn is coming to Australia

The Indonesian tech giant Bukalapak has announced that it’s creating a technology hub in Melbourne, a significant move that brings to Australia’s door some of the most dynamic trends around innovation and scale in the Asia region. Most Australians will have never heard of this company; here’s some useful information. Initially set up to help the ‘mum and dad’ shops sell their goods it now has 104.9 million registered users Raised $US1.5 billion in its 2021 IPO, the largest initial offering on Indonesia’s stock exchange Investors include Microsoft, UBS Group and the Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC In this webinar, co-hosted by Bukalapak, the Indonesia Australia Business Council, Global Victoria & Victorian Government Trade and Investment South East Asia, we will meet new Bukalapak CEO Willix Halim, an Indonesian citizen who studied in Melbourne and manages first-hand the tech talent crunch. Translated as “opening a stall”, Bukalapak will develop the new technology hub in conjunction with the Victorian government to expand its international footprint and explore partnership opportunities with world-class universities. Speakers include: Opening remarks: George Iwan Marantika, Indonesia Australia Business Council Moderator: Helen Brown, The Australia-Indonesia Centre Panelist: Willix Halim, Bukalapak Panelist: Rebecca Hall, Victorian Government Panelist: Kendall Draper, Australian Government Department of Home Affairs Closing remarks: Dr Eugene Sebastian, The Australia-Indonesia Centre

58 min
07/12/2021

PAIR Summit 2021, Hari 3: Pemulihan ekonomi [Bahasa Indonesia]

Sesi 1: Jalan menuju pemulihan: Mengatasi dampak pandemi terhadap industri pariwisata Sektor pariwisata adalah salah satu pendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi yang signifikan di Indonesia. Namun, sektor ini mengalami kesulitan selama pandemi COVID-19. Penutupan perbatasan dan pembatasan perjalanan telah menyebabkan jutaan orang di sektor ini kehilangan pekerjaan, dimana perempuan, kaum muda, dan pekerja berpendidikan rendah adalah yang paling terdampak. Saat ini, ada setitik harapan sejalan dengan tingkat vaksinasi yang tinggi. Sesi ini akan mendiskusikan keadaan industri pariwisata yang terdapat dan tindakan apa yang dapat diambil untuk membangun kembali pariwisata dan mensejahterakan masyarakat yang bergantung padanya. Sesi 2: Kesehatan atau ekonomi di Indonesia? Membuat keputusan terbaik yang mustahil selama pandemi COVID-19 Selama pandemi, pemerintah telah bergulat dengan keputusan yang mustahil untuk memilih kesehatan atau ekonomi saat keduanya berada dalam krisis. Pemerintah Indonesia telah berjuang untuk mendapatkan keseimbangan ini dengan baik. Ketika kasus melonjak dan banyak orang berada dalam posisi keuangan yang genting, pembatasan sosial tidak dapat terus dilakukan. Dalam sesi ini, peneliti akan mempresentasikan model yang mereka buat untuk membantu pemerintah mendapatkan keseimbangan yang tepat, serta kondisi dan hasilnya, dengan menggunakan contoh dari pengalaman Sulawesi Selatan.

2h 13m
07/12/2021

PAIR Summit 2021, Day 3: Economic recovery [English]

Session 1: Road to recovery: Assessing the pandemic’s impact on the tourism industry The tourism sector has been a significant driver of economic growth in Indonesia, but it has been hard during the COVID-19 pandemic. Border closures and travel restrictions have seen millions of job losses, with women, young people and lower-educated workers being most vulnerable. Now, as vaccination rates grow, there is hope on the horizon. This session will assess the state of the devastated industry, and what actions can be taken to rebuild tourism and the communities that rely on it. Session 2: Health or economy in Indonesia? Making the best impossible decision during COVID-19 During the pandemic, governments have grappled with the impossible decision of choosing health or the economy while both are in crisis. The Indonesian government has struggled to get this balance right, as infections soared across the country and many people were in precarious financial positions that made social distancing untenable. In this session, researchers will present a model they created to help governments get the balance right, and its conditions and outcomes, using an example from the experience of South Sulawesi.

2h 13m
02/12/2021

PAIR Summit 2021, Hari 2: Melindungi masyarakat [Bahasa Indonesia]

Sesi 1: Ekonomi kreatif: Bagaimana pekerja kreatif muda menghadapi COVID-19 Ekonomi kreatif Indonesia berkontribusi sebanyak 7 persen dari PDB. Namun selama pandemi, kegiatan luar ruangan dan acara-acara ditutup. Dengan bantuan dan dukungan yang tidak cukup dari pemerintah, banyak pekerja kreatif muda harus berjuang untuk bertahan hidup. Sesi ini akan mengeksplorasi isu-isu yang dihadapi oleh sektor ekonomi kreatif dan strategi untuk lebih mendukung pemulihan dan keberlanjutannya. Sesi 2: Kelompok yang terlupakan: Mengatasi dampak COVID-19 pada penyandang disabilitas Pandemi berdampak keras pada para penyandang disabilitas, dengan banyak dari mereka yang kehilangan pendapatan, terdampak dari pembatasan sosial, dan kurangnya informasi kesehatan dan kesempatan pendidikan yang mudah diakses. Penyandang disabilitas juga seringkali dikecualikan dari perencanaan, pelaksanaan dan evaluasi mitigasi/pemulihan COVID-19. Sesi ini akan membahas pengalaman penyandang disabilitas selama pandemi, dan apa yang dapat dilakukan untuk lebih mendukung penyandang disabilitas selama masa krisis.

2h 7m
02/12/2021

PAIR Summit 2021, Day 2: Protecting society [English]

Session 1: Creative economy: How young creative workers are dealing with COVID-19 Indonesia’s creative economy generates 7 percent of its GDP. But during the pandemic, events shut down and with little support from the government, many young creative workers had to pivot to survive. This session will explore the issues faced by the sector and strategies to better support its recovery and sustainability. Session 2: Forgotten victims: Tackling COVID-19’s impact on people with disability The pandemic has had a significant impact on people with disability, with lost income, social isolation and many struggling with a lack of accessible health information and education opportunities. People with disabilities have also been excluded from planning, implementation and evaluation of COVID-19 mitigation and recovery. This session will discuss the experiences of people with disability during the pandemic, and what can be done to better support and include people with disability during times of crisis. For more: https://pair.australiaindonesiacentre.org/pair-summit-2021/2-december-protecting-society/

2h 7m
01/12/2021

PAIR Summit 2021, Hari 1: Meningkatkan layanan kesehatan [Bahasa Indonesia]

Sesi 1: Meningkatkan konektivitas dan integrasi data kesehatan di Indonesia Duplikasi data, inkonsistensi, dan kesenjangan informasi – pandemi menunjukkan betapa pentingnya data yang tepat waktu, akurat, dan lengkap bagi respons kebijakan dan pengelolaan kesejahteraan masyarakat. Sesi ini membahas tantangan konektivitas dan integrasi data kesehatan di Indonesia dan peluang bagi Australia dan Indonesia untuk berkolaborasi dalam memperkuat kesehatan digital. Session 2: Melindungi tenaga kesehatan Indonesia dan mengubah sikap dan persepsi masyarakat selama pandemi COVID-19 Mengubah praktik sistem kesehatan dan penerapan aturan kesehatan dan keselamatan yang efektif adalah beberapa cara untuk menghentikan laju penyebaran COVID. Tetapi apa yang diperlukan untuk mengurangi tingkat penularan di antara petugas kesehatan yang merupakan garda terdepan dan bagaimana meningkatkan kepatuhan publik melalui kampanye kesehatan masyarakat? Sesi ini membahas aspek kritis yang perlu diperhatikan untuk melindungi para petugas kesehatan dengan lebih baik dan mengeksplorasi intervensi terhadap sikap publik atas aturan jarak sosial dan penggunaan vaksin.

2h 2m
30/11/2021

PAIR Summit 2021, Day 1: Improving healthcare [English]

Session 1: Improving health data connectivity and integration Data duplication, inconsistency and information gaps – the pandemic showed just how important timely, accurate and complete data is to policy response and managing community wellbeing. The session explores the challenges of health data connectivity and integration in Indonesia. There are opportunities for Australia and Indonesia to collaborate in strengthening digital health. Session 2: Protecting healthcare workers and changing public attitudes during a crisis Changing health system practices and effective adoption of health and safety measures are some ways to curb the spread of COVID. But what does it take to decrease infection rates among frontline health workers and increase public compliance through public health education campaigns? This session discusses critical areas that need attention to better protect healthcare workers and explores public attitudes towards social distancing and vaccine uptake.

2h 15m

The Australia-Indonesia Centre (AIC) is a consortium of 11 leading research universities in both countries. Its mission is to advance people-to-people links in science, technology, education, innovation and culture. Its In Conversation series of webinars are presented here in audio form. For more: https://australiaindonesia.com/webinars/

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