A national survey of entrepreneurs and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia to provide an analysis of business development in the region, and to better understand the opportunities and challenges faced by Indonesian MSMEs and aspiring entrepreneurs around human capital.
Based on the survey results of 448 entrepreneurs involved in micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia, the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada report on the 2018 Survey of Entrepreneurs and MSMEs in Indonesia provides an analysis of business development in the country with a specific focus on human capital. The survey report is broken down into three major sections focusing on company and entrepreneur profiles in Indonesia, growth plans and barriers to growth, and challenges and opportunities related to human capital. Each section also identifies age, gender, and industry-specific data and trends.
Conducted by The Evidence Network, this is the second of four annual APEC economy-specific MSME survey projects commissioned by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, in partnership with Global Affairs Canada, as part of the APEC-Canada Building Partnerships project.
“Strategic and targeted education and training of current and aspiring entrepreneurs is needed to feed into a strong MSME ecosystem. This will help to ensure MSMEs are able to continue contributing to the Indonesian economy and enhance their regional and global competitiveness.”