The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on Indonesia
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WorkshoptoLaunchUNDPsRegionalSynthesisReportonGlobalFinancialCrisisandAsia
PacificRegionISEASSingapore,30November2009
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OverviewofPresentation
OVERVIEWOFMACROECONOMICIMPACT SOCIALIMPACTOFCRISIS RESPONDINGTOTHECRISIS
FiscalStimulus SocialProtection
WAYFORWARD TrackingVulnerabilitiesandEarlyWarningSystem
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MacroeconomicOverview
Whentheinternationalcrisishittheworld,Indonesiasoveralleconomicsituationwaspromising.
Priortothecrisis,thecountrywitnessedstronggrowth,peakinginmid2008with6.4%growth.
Theexportsectorboomedduetotheworldcommodityboom. Budgetdeficitsremainedlowandexternaldebtratiosdeclinedfrom
almost90%in2000toabout33%attheendof2008. Sincethelastcrisis,Indonesiahasalsointroducedseveralsocialprotection
mechanisms. Thisallassistedthecountryindealingwiththecrisisandinmitigatingits
impactontheeconomyasthenextfewslidewillshow.
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MacroeconomicOverview
GDP Growth (%)
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Precrisis:strongeconomicgrowthandperformance
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MacroeconomicImpactofCrisis
DeclinefromQ42008onwardsbutstillpositivewithgrowth(yoy)2009:4.0%inQII,4.2%inQIII
Modestimpactonremittances InSept.2008StockExchangeIndexdroppedbutsinceQIforeign
capitalinflowsresumed Sincebeginning2009mosteconomicindicatorsstrengthened
again Strongdomestic(privateandpublic)consumptionmain
driverofgrowth Consumerconfidencehigh Recoveryofindustrialactivity
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MacroeconomicImpactBAPPENAS
As you can see from the graph, prior to the crisis Indonesias export performance has been strong due to the world commodity boom.
Export growth declined from QIII onwards, followed by falling imports in QI 2009.
However, export growth resumed already in May 2009.
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MacroeconomicImpact
Export and Import Growth, 2008-2009 (y-o-y, %)
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MainTransmissionChannel:ExportandImports
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AReflectionofImpactof1997/98AsianFinancialCrisis
Before going into detail about the social impact of the current crisis, it is useful to go back to the impact of the 1997/1998 crisis.
In the 1997/98 crisis Indonesias economy contracted by nearly 14%. The impact of the crisis was compounded by the El Nino phenomenon
leading to drought and a shortfall in rice production, while the instable political climate in the wake of the fall of the Suharto regime complicated the formulation and implementation of mitigation policies.
As you can see from the graph, poverty increased rapidly, reaching 33.2% in late 1998 and then gradually falling again. Common coping strategies included cutting down on food consumption, moving into informality and agriculture, reducing spending on health care and education. As a result school attendance rates dropped, particularly at the secondary level and many people stopped attending health care centres.
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AReflectionofImpactof1997/98AsianFinancialCrisis
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PovertyRatesbetweenFeb.1996andFeb.2002
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PovertyandVulnerabilityBAPPENAS
While poverty rates since then have been falling to pre-crisis levels, there is a very high clustering around the poverty line as you can see from the graph. More than half of the population in Indonesia lives below US$2/day.
These households are facing a very high probability of becoming tomorrows poor during an economic crisis or as a result of an exogenous shock.
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PovertyandVulnerability
US$2/day(PPP)
US$1/day(PPP)
59.3%belowUS$2/day
10.4%belowUS$1/day
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LargeNumberofIndonesiansVulnerabletoPoverty
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PercentageofPoorPeopleBAPPENAS
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There are wide disparities in Indonesia with poverty rates particularly alarming in the East of the country and Aceh.
However, in terms of absolute numbers, most of the poor are concentrated in Java and Sumatra.
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CurrentCrisis ImpactonPoorPreliminaryFindings
Preliminaryfindingsshowthatoverallsocialimpactofcrisislimited
Workersinexportorientedmanufacturingmostaffectedbutoverallemploymentinmanufacturinggrew
Unemploymentratescontinuetodecline Foodinsecuritylevels,however,remainhighandmake
manysusceptibletoincreasesinfoodprices
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GovernmentResponse
FiscalStimulusPackage Tostrengthenandmaintainstabilityofdomesticfinancial
sector Tostabilizeandstimulatedomesticeconomybyfiscal
expansionin2009
SocialProtectionMechanisms Riceforthepoor(RASKIN) CommunityEmpowermentProgramme (PNPM) Cashtransfers(BLT,etc.)
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GovernmentResponseFiscalStimulus
Stimulus Package 2009 (In IDR Trillion)IDR Trillion
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Lower Corporate Tax Rate 18.5Lower Personal Income Tax rate 13.5
112 13.3
VAT on oil/gas exploration, cooking oil 3.5Import duties on raw materials and capital goods 2.5Payroll tax 6.5Geothermal tax 0.8
3 15Reduced price for automotive diesel 2.8Discounted electricity billing rates for industrial users 1.4Additional infrastructure expenditures + subsidies + government 12.2equity injectionUpscaling of Community Block Grants (PNPM) 0.6
73.3Source: Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs, 2008
Tax /Import Duty Subsidies for Business/Targeted Households
Pro-business/Jobs subsidies + budget expenditures
Total Stimulus
DescriptionTax SavingsReductions in Income Tax Rates:
Income tax-free band raised to IDR 15.8 million
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EstablishingaCrisisMonitoringSystem
Establishmentofcrisismonitoringandresponsesystem Tounderstandtheimpactofcrisisonvulnerable Toundertakeappropriate,targetedandeffectivepolicy
response Ongoingdatacollectionactivitiesinclude
Crisisimpacthouseholdsurvey(WorldBank/BPS) Pilotfoodsecurityandnutritionmonitoringsurvey
(WFP/UNICEF/ILO) Qualitativestudies Regionalassessments
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Impactofglobalcrisislessseverethananticipated Currenteconomiccrisisintersectswithfoodpricecrisis,
followsfuelpricecrisis Differentcrisesshowthatpolicymakerslackdatatodesign
andtargetresponseintimelymanner Settingupacrisisimpactandvulnerabilitymonitoringand
responsesystem Preparingforfuturecrises/exogenousshocks earlywarning
system Buildingasustainablesystem Linkingmonitoringwithresponse
BeyondtheCrisisBAPPENAS
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MonitoringVulnerabilitiesBAPPENAS
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The system seeks to track vulnerabilities across multiple dimensions of distress and will focus on vulnerabilities caused or exacerbated by external shocks.
A simple, manageable indicator framework is being developed with both, lower frequency, contextual indicators drawn from existing data bases and higher frequency, pulse indicators drawn from ongoing qualitative and quantitative assessments.
As you may know, on the global level the UN, on request of the G20, is setting up a Global Impact and Vulnerability System (GIVAS) which envisions to include similar data and analysis on the global level.
For those interested, we have provided the web addresses of our evolving website as well as the one of GIVAS.
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MonitoringVulnerabilities
MDGs/Human Development
Indicators(DevInfo, BPS,
UNDP)
Monitoring Response/ Social Protection
SchemesPNPM, etc.
Crisis Impact Indicators
Food Insecurity(BPS/WB survey;
UNICEF/WFP/ILO; JICA))
Disaster Risk
Vulnerability Indicators
(DESINVENTAR)
MacroIndicators(earlywarning/transmission
channels)BankofIndonesia,IMF,BPS,
MoF
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VULNERABILITYINDICATORS
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ThankYouforfurtherinformationonIndonesia:www.vulnerabilitywatch.web.id/v1/
forfurtherinformationonGlobalImpactandVulnerabilityAlertSystem(GIVAS):
www.voicesofthevulnerable.net
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