UNDP Indonesia 253d ago

Poverty eradication lies at the heart of sustainable human development, ensuring that no one is left behind as societies grow and transform. As Indonesia continues its remarkable journey, reducing poverty from 11.25% in 2014 to 8.47% in 2025, the country now looks ahead to an ambitious target of 4.5–5% by 2029 under President Prabowo Subianto’s administration. Achieving this vision will require more than economic growth; it calls for inclusive jobs, stronger social protection, and greater resilience to economic and environmental shocks. In this special episode of UNDP’s “Progress that Matters” podcast, titled “Towards a Poverty-Free Generation,” we dive into how partnerships and innovation are driving progress toward ending poverty in Indonesia. Join Mr. Dinar Dana Kharisma (Bappenas), Ms. Mathilde Sari Gokmauli (UNDP Indonesia), Ms. Hirania Wiryasti (ILO), and Mr. Zagy Berian (Society of Renewable Energy; UN Youth Advisor on Climate Change) as they discuss pathways to inclusive growth, social resilience, and sustainable livelihoods for all.