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Commodities

23 April 2020

| Dr Hasnawati Saleh Dr Eugene Sebastian

Seaweed Nation: Indonesia’s new growth sector

The AIC’s PAIR researchers recently visited the small coastal village of Pitue, in Pangkajene dan Kepulauan (Pangkep) district, South Sulawesi. Seaweed farming Read more

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Featured / Berita utama

New PAIR Lab announced to ensure continued research in South Sulawesi

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Policy brief: Knowledge and skills gaps of young workers in port engineering and operations: a case study of Makassar New Port

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Policy brief: What young people want: Education, skills and training in South Sulawesi’s changing economy

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Policy brief: How vocational education leaders can improve digital competencies of port workers

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