Katalis Market Insight: Training Indonesia’s Digital Workforce

Sustainable Development
Written By Yie Liew

Summary

Indonesia has one of the fastest growing digital services industries in the world. Home to over ten digital unicorns – digital companies valued at over $1 billion – and with over 100 million internet users, the digital economy is an important driver of Indonesia’s growth and development. The Katalis Market Insight series provide an overview of the digital skills landscape in Indonesia and presents way to close any existing gap by connecting Indonesian businesses with Australian Technical Vocational, Education Training providers.


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