SMERU is an independent institution for research and public policy studies which professionally and proactively provides accurate and timely information, as well as objective analysis on various socioeconomic and poverty issues considered most urgent and relevant for the people of Indonesia.

Recent Publications

• The Specific Allocation Fund (DAK): Mechanisms and Uses
  January 2008
  
  Research Report, uploaded: 3/25/2008
• A Brief Review of the Use of the SMERU Research Institute’s Poverty Map of Indonesia 2000
  February 2007
  
  Other Publications, uploaded: 2/4/2008
• No. 23: July-September/2007 - Program Exit Strategies: Experiences from Poverty
  Reduction Programs in indonesia
  September 2007
  
  Newsletter, uploaded: 1/8/2008
• Impact of Supermarkets on Traditional Markets and Retailers in Indonesia's Urban Centers
  August 2007
  
  
  Research Report, uploaded: 10/24/2007
• SMERU Annual Report 2006
  December 2006
  
  Annual Report, uploaded: 9/7/2007
• Moving Out of Poverty: The Case of Gura, Kabupaten Halmahera Utara
  December 2006
  
  Research Report, uploaded: 9/7/2007
• No. 22: April-June/2007 - Traditional Markets in the Era of Global Competition
  June 2007
  
  Newsletter, uploaded: 9/7/2007
• No. 21: January-March 2007 - The Capacity of Poverty Reduction Institutions in The regions
  March 2007
  
  
  Newsletter, uploaded: 6/27/2007
• Improving the Business Climate in NTT: The Case of Agriculture Trade in West Timor
  March 2007
  
  Research Report, uploaded: 6/18/2007
• Strengthening the Poverty Reduction Capacity of Regional Governments through Participatory Poverty Assessment (PPA)
  December 2006
  
  Research Report, uploaded: 6/14/2007
• Moving Out of Poverty: The Case of Desa Branta Pesisir, Kabupaten Pamekasan
  December 2006
  
  Field Report, uploaded: 6/13/2007