Introduction to Indonesia
I can explain how Indonesia’s situation creates both opportunities and challenges for development.
Introduction to Indonesia
I can explain how Indonesia’s situation creates both opportunities and challenges for development.
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Key learning points
- Indonesia is the largest country in SE Asia and is an archipelago consisting of over 17 000 islands.
- Indonesia is significant nationally (environmental and cultural), regionally and globally.
- Indonesia is placed within a wider political, social, cultural and environmental context.
Keywords
Site - a place's physical characteristics, such as landforms, climate and natural resources
Situation - a place's location relative to other countries and how this affects its economy, global connections and development
Development - progress of a country in economic growth, living standards and quality of life
Common misconception
ASEAN is only focused on trade and does not deal with other important issues like politics or security.
ASEAN focuses not only on trade but also on political stability, security, and regional cooperation to maintain peace in Southeast Asia.
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