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3.595 documents for Indonesia Southeast

- Savings That Can Multiply: How E-Sourcing Can Be Utilized by Government in Southeast Asia to Increase Economic Competitiveness and Decrease Fiscal Imbalances
Cost savings and efficiencies to be gained through government e-Sourcing can provide benefits not only to individual entities that use them for the acquisition of goods and services, but in the aggregate, to the economy as a whole (Davies, 2002). This paper examines the potential impact of strategic implementation of e-Sourcing in public procurement in Southeast Asia, focusing on Indonesia and Malaysia as examples of the promise.
- Advances in Competitiveness Research
- Vol. 14 Nbr. 1, January 2006
- Localising Power in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia; a Southeast Asia Perspective.
ISBN: 9780804768535 TITLE: Localising power in post-authoritarian Indonesia; a Southeast Asia perspective. AUTHOR: Hadiz, Vedi R. PUBLISHER: Stanford ...
- Reference and Research Book News
- Vol. 25 Nbr. 2, May 2010
- Grants and cooperative agreements; availability, etc.: ACCESS Program; Indonesia, Philippines, Serbia, and Southeast Europe,
- FR, February 24, 2003
- Notices
- State Department

- Of the Impact of Dengue
JAKARTA, Indonesia, June 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) launched the first ASEAN Dengue Day today in Indonesia, with related events occurring throughout the ASEAN member states. The date was chosen to coincide with the month in which dengue infections in the region typically peak. ASEAN Dengue Day is a new enterprise in the fight against dengue, aiming to: Increase public awareness of dengue to help to reduce the risk of dengue transmission
- U.S. Newswire
- June 14, 2011
- World Datelines
Indonesia: Terrorist JAKARTA -- A top-ranked Southeast Asian militant wanted for planning the deadliest terrorist attack in Indonesia's history has been killed in a shootout with police at an Internet cafe, the president confirmed Wednesday.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- March 10, 2010
- Coexistence with Islam ; Bond Book Sees Hope for Peace.
To establish global peace with Islam, the United States should build better relations with Indonesia and other parts of Southeast Asia, U.S. Sen. Kit Bond said. Traditionally, these have been our good friends, but unfortunately, a very dangerous terrorist organization also operates out of Southeast Asia," Bond, R-Mo., said.
- Columbia Daily Tribune
- July 28, 2010
- Conoco Builds on Southeast Asia Success, Announcing Discovery Offshore Vietnam and Field Extension Offshore Indonesia.
Business/Energy Editors HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 22, 2001 Conoco (NYSE:COC) today announced a discovery offshore Vietnam and a field extensi...
- Business Wire
- October 22, 2001
- Indonesian Officials Claim Victory in Fight Against Islamist Militants -- Police Say Leader Planned Attack On President's Home
BEJI, Indonesia - A leading Southeast Asian terrorist suspect reportedly killed Saturday in a gunbattle with police at a village hide-out was planning a suicide car bomb attack on Indonesia's president, the national police chief said. Police said they could not confirm that the body recovered from the house in central Java was that of Noordin Mohammad Top until DNA tests are complete.
- The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
- August 10, 2009
- Police: Terror Suspect Was Planning Attack
BEJI, Indonesia - A leading Southeast Asian terrorist suspect reportedly killed Saturday in a gunbattle with police at a village hide-out was planning a suicide car bomb attack on Indonesia's president, the national police chief said. Police said they could not confirm that the body recovered from the house in central Java was that of Noordin Mohammad Top until DNA tests are complete.
- Sunday Gazette-Mail
- August 10, 2009
- China Deal Hurts Some Indonesians
JAKARTA, Indonesia - Mufardi Rusli's neighbors hunch over tables covered in brightly colored fabric, the whirring of their sewing machines echoing across his Jakarta neighborhood. For Rusli, the sound is a bitter reminder of the $2 line of jackets that bankrupted him, costing him a garment business it took 15 years to build. He blames himself. He blames the government. But most of all he blames China - specifically, the flood of cheap clothing that has poured into Indonesia this year under a free-trade agreement between the rising economic giant and its Southeast Asian neighbors.
- Charleston Daily Mail
- April 27, 2010