Labour rights: More than 71.509 workers, of which 42% women and 32% younger than 35 years old, benefitted from services provided by KSBS and GARTEKS to improve labour standards. These services included awareness-raising campaigns, basic and advanced trainings, legal assistance, direct support and advice to workers, mobilisations as well as policy advocacy and the development of position papers.
Social Security: 54.683 workers (31% women and 15% younger than 35 years) were supported in improving access to national social security schemes through different services offered by the partners, such as trainings, awareness creation and advocacy.
Impact from WSM-supported partners:
Better coverage: By 2024, a total of 82.763 formal workers and 15.394 informal workers have gained better access to social security, securing coverage under two to five schemes: death benefits, workplace accident insurance, old age savings, pensions, and unemployment protection.
Better work: By 2024, 367.745 workers (41% women and 29% under 35 years) have better work thanks to the promotion of labour standards, collective bargaining and advocacy. These improvements include increasing the minimum wage by 6,5%, eliminating a provision which would have cut 2,5% of wages for housing savings, and implementing a wage scale system and structure within 126 companies.
Some results of the joint advocacy for better social protection by INSP!R Indonesia
What the network did in 2024:
- 7.370 workers (52% women and 32% younger than 35) were reached and engaged in promoting labour rights and access to social protection through national advocacy and learning.
- Shaped the February 2024 presidential debates by providing materials on adaptive, inclusive social protection and was officially involved by the Election Commission.
- Secured adaptive, inclusive social protection as the top priority in the 2025 2045 National Long Term Development Plan, enacted as Law 59/2024.
- Joined the working group for the Global Accelerator on Jobs and Social Protection for Just Transition.
What impact did this contribute to by end 2024:
Between 2022 - 2024, INSP!R Indonesia lobbied for 12 regulations, contributing to the approval of three which potentially benefits 8,78M people (60% women and 30% young people). These are:
- Social insurance for Indonesia migrant workers;
- Concessions for people with disabilities to erase barriers to claim benefits and concessions, such as family guarantor, as well other unnecessary requirement to receive benefits;
- Determination of recipients of health insurance contribution assistance.
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