Indonesia government earmarks Rp1.2 trillion to revive micro‑enterprises in Sumatra

The Indonesian government announced a new funding plan for Sumatra. It is preparing a budget of Rp1.2 trillion. The money is intended to support the recovery of micro‑enterprises. The focus is on small businesses operating in Sumatra. The allocation reflects a targeted effort to revive the sector. Officials aim to boost activity and employment among micro‑enterprises. The investment is expected to strengthen the regional economy. Implementation details will be outlined as the program moves forward.