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GVCs and Inclusive Growth: Lessons from Indonesia’s Export Expansion

Yessi Vadila2025.08.21

[Sessoin 2] Global Value Chain Towards Inclusive Growth
Presentation 2. GVCs and Inclusive Growth: Lessons from Indonesia’s Export Expansion
Yessi Vadila (Deputy Director for Export of Mining Products, The Ministry of Trade, Indonesia)

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