Motivasi Australia Memberikan Bantuan Luar Negeri kepada Indonesia dalam Menangani Penyebaran COVID-19 Tahun 2020-2021

Candra, Ilham Agustian; Paksi, Arie Kusuma

doi:10.33506/jn.v7i1.1492

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“…(2) The Australian Government also supports the expansion of the social safety net program to ensure Indonesia's stability during the shocks of COVID- 19 and; (3) assist Indonesia in recovering economic conditions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic (18). As an effort to deal with the economic impact of the virus, Australia is also assisting Indonesia by providing incentive assistance by establishing infrastructure, supporting human resource growth and development aimed at empowering the economy and productivity for marginalized groups, women and persons with disabilities, including encouraging domestic business capabilities, and realizing inclusive economy (19).…”

Section: Indonesia's Vaccine Diplomacy At the Bilateral Levelmentioning

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Study of Indonesian Vaccine Diplomacy at Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral Levels to Overcome Covid-19 Pandemic

Inayah

Hadiawan

Asnasari

2023

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Indonesia has continued to carry out vaccine diplomacy since the Covid-19 pandemic emerged in early 2020. Vaccine diplomacy is considered important because vaccines are a crucial tool in dealing with the adverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. This study aimed to analyze how Indonesia’s vaccine diplomacy is carried out in the form of bilateral, regional, and multilateral cooperation to overcome the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition, the research also focused on the opportunities and challenges faced by Indonesia in making vaccine diplomacy (health diplomacy) to strengthen health security and national health independence. This research used a qualitative approach. The results showed various efforts made by Indonesia to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic at different levels, namely bilateral, regional, and multilateral. This is done by Indonesia to meet the supply of vaccines in an effort to create health security and national health independence. However, there are challenges in its implementation. Indonesia is still struggling against the COVID-19 pandemic, but also has an interest at the global level to actively participate in global health policies. Therefore, it is important for Indonesia to effectively coordinate with the various collaborations that have been established. In the implementation of Indonesia’s health diplomacy at the bilateral, regional and multilateral levels, it also creates opportunities for Indonesia’s economic recovery, where Indonesia can maximize the production of personal protective equipment. However, it needs to be a concern for Indonesia that in maximizing these commodities, various internal and external aspects must be considered so that effectiveness can be felt not only for Indonesia but also for destination countries. Keywords: vaccine diplomacy, bilateral, regional, multilateral, Covid-19

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Study of Indonesian Vaccine Diplomacy at Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral Levels to Overcome Covid-19 Pandemic

Inayah

Hadiawan

Asnasari

2023

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“…Again, China has become more severe in Indonesia's FDI by once becoming first place as a top country donor during the fourth quarter of 2019 with US $1.4 billion, although being placed again second after Singapore in 2020 (Ministry of Investment, 2022). In addition to the numerous benefits acquired by becoming an FDI recipient, this trend attracted many scholars to discuss other consequences as a result of receiving this foreign aid, considering it shown to be an agenda in promoting the donor country's interest (Candra & Paksi, 2021). Some previous studies have touched upon the consequences of China-Indonesia relations.…”

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China-Indonesia Relations: The Debate over Foreign Aid during the COVID-19 Era

Candra

Zhafran

2023

IJMMU

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China-Indonesia relations during the past few decades can be reviewed as a good mark, notably in investment matters. China has become Southeast Asia's most significant donor by periodically providing Indonesia with Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Nevertheless, this regard is led to a foreign debt trap for Indonesia. This circumstance rapidly raised the negative sentiment toward China and completed with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, which strengthened the momentum. This research aims to explore the relationship that China is forward to Indonesia amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and the motivation behind such a relationship. The qualitative method and descriptive analysis approach obtained by secondary data has been used to explain this research. Through employing the concept of humanitarian diplomacy and national interest, this research found that the relationship conducted by China for Indonesia amidst the COVID-19 pandemic is the distribution of humanitarian aid in the health sector. The distribution of such humanitarian aid is an instrument for China to develop global image-building for the post-COVID-19 pandemic as well as to achieve national interest in terms of strengthening its presence and relations in the Southeast Asian region, especially Indonesia. This research implies expanding the discussion of the consequences of China-Indonesia relations, as recently become the main debate of many scholars.

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Motivasi Australia Memberikan Bantuan Luar Negeri kepada Indonesia dalam Menangani Penyebaran COVID-19 Tahun 2020-2021

Cited by 2 publications

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Study of Indonesian Vaccine Diplomacy at Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral Levels to Overcome Covid-19 Pandemic

Study of Indonesian Vaccine Diplomacy at Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral Levels to Overcome Covid-19 Pandemic

China-Indonesia Relations: The Debate over Foreign Aid during the COVID-19 Era

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