Prepared: 15 April 2026 1. Executive Summary Indonesia, the world’s fourth‑largest country by population (≈ 275 million in 2025) and the largest archipelagic state, is distinguished by extraordinary cultural diversity and a rapidly changing socio‑economic landscape. While the nation has made notable progress in poverty reduction, health, and education over the past two decades, a range of social challenges persist:
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Prepared: 15 April 2026 1. Executive Summary Indonesia, the world’s fourth‑largest country by population (≈ 275 million in 2025) and the largest archipelagic state, is distinguished by extraordinary cultural diversity and a rapidly changing socio‑economic landscape. While the nation has made notable progress in poverty reduction, health, and education over the past two decades, a range of social challenges persist:
