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Affirmative Approach in Strengthening Women’s Access to the Information and Communication Technology’s Vocational Training: Jurnal Perempuan Vol. 26, No. 1

Tauvik Muhamad, Eka Novitasari & Cornelia Hirania Wiryasti

Despite growing of internet users and digitalizing economy as result of Industry Revolution 4.0, Indonesia experiences with digital divide in which young women are still left behind in the digital economy. To address the issue, affirmative…
Rapid assessment of information and communication technology skills demand in Indonesia

Tauvik Muhamad, Janti Gunawan & Cornelia Hirania Wiryasti

In 2018, the ILO Jakarta Office conducted a study on the labour demand in the ICT sector and predicted that employment in the ICT sector would increase in line with the digitalization of various industries. And given that the world of work…

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