Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report
The Rural Investment Climate Survey (RICS) carried out in 2006 sampled more than 2,500 predominantly very small firms in six rural districts in Indonesia [Labuhan Batu (North Sumatra), Kutai (East Kalimantan), Barru (South Sulawesi), Malang Java),...
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okr-10986-77932021-04-23T14:02:35Z Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report World Bank ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO INFORMATION ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ASSETS BANK LOAN BANK LOANS BRANCH BUSINESS CENTER BUSINESS CENTERS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CD COLLATERAL COMPETITORS COOPERATIVES CORRUPTION CREDIT CONSTRAINTS CREDIT INSTITUTIONS CREDIT SYSTEM CREDITS CRIMINALITY DEBT ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYMENT FINANCES FINANCIAL INSTITUTION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRM SIZE FIXED INTEREST FORMAL LOANS HIGH TRANSPORTATION INCOME TAX INDIVIDUAL CREDITOR INFORMAL LOAN INFORMAL LOANS INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEREST RATE INTEREST RATES INVENTORIES INVESTMENT CLIMATE JUDGMENT LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKETS LARGE ENTERPRISES LARGE FIRMS LEVIES LEVY LOAN LOAN APPLICATIONS LOAN DATA LOCAL ECONOMY LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET CONDITIONS MICRO ENTERPRISES MICRO-ENTERPRISES MOTOR VEHICLE MULTINATIONAL OWNERSHIP PATTERNS PAYOFF POLICY RESPONSE PRIVATE WATER QUALITY TRANSPORTATION RECEIVABLE RECEIVABLES ROAD ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD QUALITY ROADS RURAL INVESTMENT SAFETY SIZE OF FIRM SMALL ENTERPRISES SMALL FIRMS SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS STOCK EXCHANGE SUPPLIERS TAX TAXATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRADE POLICY TRADE SECTOR TRADING TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRANSPORT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION COST TRANSPORTATION COSTS TRUE TRUST FUND VEHICLE OWNERSHIP WATER QUALITY The Rural Investment Climate Survey (RICS) carried out in 2006 sampled more than 2,500 predominantly very small firms in six rural districts in Indonesia [Labuhan Batu (North Sumatra), Kutai (East Kalimantan), Barru (South Sulawesi), Malang Java), Badung (Bali), Sumbawa (NTB)]. It compiled information on labor force, credit, infrastructure, marketing and competition, the diffusion of technical knowledge, local governance and the main obstacles that firms face. The Indonesian RICS is an in-depth, quantitative survey of 2549 non-farm enterprises, 2782 households and 149 communities in 6 rural districts (Kabupaten). The survey was conducted in January/February 2006 and comprised a linked survey of non-farm enterprises and households. Non-farm enterprises are defined as all enterprises except those undertaking primary agriculture, forestry and fishery activities, although firms which undertake the processing and trading of primary commodities were included. The survey includes both formal and informa businesses and examines both rural and urban areas of rural districts to generate comparative data. The key findings are: a) there is a strong rural-urban divide in educational attainment of workers and huge differences between districts with Malang being particularly disadvantaged. Workers in household enterprises, the production sector and part-time workers are significantly undereducated; and b) tax payments are highly skewed: only medium and large firms pay a large share of their taxes to the central government, whereas for small and micro-enterprises the motor vehicle tax and levies from village and sub-district officials' playa large role. All of the payments have a highly skewed distribution with many firms (43 percent) paying no levies and fees at all. 2012-06-12T15:08:29Z 2012-06-12T15:08:29Z 2008-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/06/11981998/results-rural-investment-climate-assessment-rica-indonesia-final-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7793 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Investment Climate Assessment (ICA) Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Asia Southeast Asia Indonesia |
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ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO INFORMATION ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ASSETS BANK LOAN BANK LOANS BRANCH BUSINESS CENTER BUSINESS CENTERS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CD COLLATERAL COMPETITORS COOPERATIVES CORRUPTION CREDIT CONSTRAINTS CREDIT INSTITUTIONS CREDIT SYSTEM CREDITS CRIMINALITY DEBT ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYMENT FINANCES FINANCIAL INSTITUTION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRM SIZE FIXED INTEREST FORMAL LOANS HIGH TRANSPORTATION INCOME TAX INDIVIDUAL CREDITOR INFORMAL LOAN INFORMAL LOANS INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEREST RATE INTEREST RATES INVENTORIES INVESTMENT CLIMATE JUDGMENT LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKETS LARGE ENTERPRISES LARGE FIRMS LEVIES LEVY LOAN LOAN APPLICATIONS LOAN DATA LOCAL ECONOMY LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET CONDITIONS MICRO ENTERPRISES MICRO-ENTERPRISES MOTOR VEHICLE MULTINATIONAL OWNERSHIP PATTERNS PAYOFF POLICY RESPONSE PRIVATE WATER QUALITY TRANSPORTATION RECEIVABLE RECEIVABLES ROAD ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD QUALITY ROADS RURAL INVESTMENT SAFETY SIZE OF FIRM SMALL ENTERPRISES SMALL FIRMS SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS STOCK EXCHANGE SUPPLIERS TAX TAXATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRADE POLICY TRADE SECTOR TRADING TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRANSPORT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION COST TRANSPORTATION COSTS TRUE TRUST FUND VEHICLE OWNERSHIP WATER QUALITY |
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ACCESS TO CREDIT ACCESS TO INFORMATION ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ASSETS BANK LOAN BANK LOANS BRANCH BUSINESS CENTER BUSINESS CENTERS CAPACITY BUILDING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CD COLLATERAL COMPETITORS COOPERATIVES CORRUPTION CREDIT CONSTRAINTS CREDIT INSTITUTIONS CREDIT SYSTEM CREDITS CRIMINALITY DEBT ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYMENT FINANCES FINANCIAL INSTITUTION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRM SIZE FIXED INTEREST FORMAL LOANS HIGH TRANSPORTATION INCOME TAX INDIVIDUAL CREDITOR INFORMAL LOAN INFORMAL LOANS INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTEREST RATE INTEREST RATES INVENTORIES INVESTMENT CLIMATE JUDGMENT LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKETS LARGE ENTERPRISES LARGE FIRMS LEVIES LEVY LOAN LOAN APPLICATIONS LOAN DATA LOCAL ECONOMY LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET CONDITIONS MICRO ENTERPRISES MICRO-ENTERPRISES MOTOR VEHICLE MULTINATIONAL OWNERSHIP PATTERNS PAYOFF POLICY RESPONSE PRIVATE WATER QUALITY TRANSPORTATION RECEIVABLE RECEIVABLES ROAD ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE ROAD QUALITY ROADS RURAL INVESTMENT SAFETY SIZE OF FIRM SMALL ENTERPRISES SMALL FIRMS SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS STOCK EXCHANGE SUPPLIERS TAX TAXATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRADE POLICY TRADE SECTOR TRADING TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CONGESTION TRANSPORT TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSPORTATION COST TRANSPORTATION COSTS TRUE TRUST FUND VEHICLE OWNERSHIP WATER QUALITY World Bank Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report |
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The Rural Investment Climate Survey
(RICS) carried out in 2006 sampled more than 2,500
predominantly very small firms in six rural districts in
Indonesia [Labuhan Batu (North Sumatra), Kutai (East
Kalimantan), Barru (South Sulawesi), Malang Java), Badung
(Bali), Sumbawa (NTB)]. It compiled information on labor
force, credit, infrastructure, marketing and competition,
the diffusion of technical knowledge, local governance and
the main obstacles that firms face. The Indonesian RICS is
an in-depth, quantitative survey of 2549 non-farm
enterprises, 2782 households and 149 communities in 6 rural
districts (Kabupaten). The survey was conducted in
January/February 2006 and comprised a linked survey of
non-farm enterprises and households. Non-farm enterprises
are defined as all enterprises except those undertaking
primary agriculture, forestry and fishery activities,
although firms which undertake the processing and trading of
primary commodities were included. The survey includes both
formal and informa businesses and examines both rural and
urban areas of rural districts to generate comparative data.
The key findings are: a) there is a strong rural-urban
divide in educational attainment of workers and huge
differences between districts with Malang being particularly
disadvantaged. Workers in household enterprises, the
production sector and part-time workers are significantly
undereducated; and b) tax payments are highly skewed: only
medium and large firms pay a large share of their taxes to
the central government, whereas for small and
micro-enterprises the motor vehicle tax and levies from
village and sub-district officials' playa large role.
All of the payments have a highly skewed distribution with
many firms (43 percent) paying no levies and fees at all. |
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Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report |
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Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report |
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Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report |
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Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report |
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Results of the Rural Investment Climate Assessment (RICA) in Indonesia : Final Report |
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results of the rural investment climate assessment (rica) in indonesia : final report |
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Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/06/11981998/results-rural-investment-climate-assessment-rica-indonesia-final-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7793 |
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