Supported by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), ANGIN and the Netherlands Embassy in Indonesia are excited to announce that our “Connecting Indonesian Start-ups and Dutch
The TPSA report Opening the World of Trade to Women: How Gender Affects Trade Benefits for Indonesian SMEs revealed that access to capital is a
On Tuesday, 16 April 2019, KrASIA published an interview from three investors based in Jakarta to weigh in how social impact funds are different from
The Canada-Indonesia Trade and Private Sector Assistance (TPSA) Project and ANGIN are proud to launch its latest report, titled “Overview of Women Entrepreneurs in Indonesia and
Wednesday, March 27, 2019 – Jakarta, Indonesia // More than 30 women entrepreneurs, ecosystem players, policy makers, and changemakers came together to celebrate the launch of
Tuesday, September 18th, 2018 – Riaz Bhardwaj from ANGIN team participated as one of the speakers and panelists in WomenWill x GBG: Investing in Women, Investing
As the capital city of the largest economy in Southeast Asia, Jakarta serves as an attractive landing pad for entrepreneurs from neighboring countries and home
Here Francine Pickup and David Soukhasing explain why the UN must team up with the financial sector and outline what UN policies need to change.
To complement ANGIN’s research with Sasakawa Peace Foundation on the effectiveness of startup assistance organization, ANGIN team organized a discussion last Thursday (01/012 at Kantorkuu Coworking Space, Jakarta.
To complement ANGIN’s research with Sasakawa Peace Foundation on the effectiveness of startup assistance organization, ANGIN team organized two discussions last Wednesday (17/01) at Kantorkuu Coworking Space, Jakarta.