Indonesia
The shift to EV requires significant changes in mindset, said Indonesia deputy minister Rachmat Kaimuddin.
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ESG need not be always an added cost and burden to the company.
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There are still a lot of inefficiencies in traditional businesses that technology can solve.
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Creating an ecosystem and facilitating equity/soft loans among other steps being taken.
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Foreign companies sourcing raw materials locally will be given special treatment, says the vice minister of health.
