Indonesia Infrastructure

Poor infrastructure remains a drag on Indonesian performance

Underinvestment in transport and power is undermining Indonesia's growth potential, but the government seems serious about addressing the problems, according to S&P.

Rupert Walker

February 29, 2012

Indonesia lags some of its regional peers in efficiency and productivity mainly because of the poor state of its roads, airports, power sector and other economic lifelines, according to a report published by Standard & Poor’s yesterday.

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