money, resources or support provided by other countries or companies (especially TNCs) to help grow Indonesia’s economy

the process of countries becoming more connected through trade, technology and international relationships

TNCs are large companies that operate in several countries; they often have headquarters in one country and factories or offices in others

Costs and benefits of changing international relations

Geography

Introduction to Indonesia

Key economic trends in Indonesia since 1990

Globalisation in Indonesia

Effects of economic development on people in Indonesia

Environmental impacts of economic development in Indonesia

Effects of economic development on the geopolitical influence of Indonesia

This unit teaches pupils about Indonesia, a case study of an emerging country. Pupils learn about the location and importance of Indonesia at different scales and the economic and social characteristics of the country. Pupils will also learn about industrial developments, population and aid.

Indonesia: case study of an emerging country

Sending money, resources or support to help another country's economy

What is investment in the context of international relations?

Each country only producing goods for itself

Countries becoming more connected through trade and technology

How has foreign investment benefited Indonesia?

They always take profits and give nothing to the local community

What do some people wrongly believe about the impact of foreign companies in Indonesia?

Indonesia is part of which tectonic zone known for earthquakes and volcanic activity?

What type of economy is Indonesia classified as?

What is one major TNC that operates in Indonesia?

What deadly natural disaster struck Indonesia in 2004?

How can GIS help manage volcanic hazards in Indonesia?

What is an important economic activity that can also cause deforestation in Indonesia?

Starter Quiz

Indonesia is part of which tectonic zone known for earthquakes and volcanic activity?