Politics around the world are changing. Social Democracy-based parties are experiencing setbacks, populism is soaring, and many countries are choosing to selectively collaborate with the international community. Indeed, policymaking needs to change to reflect this new world. Populism itself offers the obligation of democratic renewal, bringing new actors and policies into the political system. That means everyone has to be more grown-up. Including the opposition, instead of campaigning against everything they do, why not start campaigning for something that supports inclusive and effective skills-based education? Not against fracking but for a new renewable economy.
We need collaboration beyond national borders and public buy-in. Sustainable policies require a global outlook. In this case, this means requiring greater engagement with new global partners and good governance in developing countries. On the other hand, affirmative action to support inclusive policies is needed, both for the public buy-in and, public and private sectors cooperation. The shared vision contained in international agreements keeps the government on a consistent path. Non-governmental stakeholders are critical in — bringing countries together, identifying problems and keeping pressure on Governments to achieve targets.
Seeing those above needs, The IndoStrategi provides luxury consultation and engagement for our networks and partners locally and globally. Together with our experts, we create inclusive policies that are able to meet society’s and private sector’s needs in the future.
Understanding the key issues and actors behind it is imperative for the sake of predicting future developments.
Shaping effective strategies, guiding decision-makers toward informed actions, and ensuring good governance and societal development.
Presenting development ideas based on impact oriented research, assisting, monitoring, and evaluating development work
