Committing to diversity, equity and inclusion within advertising goes beyond simply doing what is right for society; it is a strategic move that yields both immediate and long-term benefits for brands.
Indonesia’s automotive sector is a growing and increasingly strategic industry. However, despite government promotions of electric vehicles, high costs and lack of infrastructure remain significant barriers.
The beauty market in Indonesia is the fastest growing in Southeast Asia, fuelled by local brands, Korean beauty trends and a demand for halal and natural ingredients.
Indonesia has a rapidly growing digital economy, with a large and active social media user base. Consumers are increasingly discerning and price-conscious, seeking value and entertainment. Brands must adapt their marketing strategies to engage these consumers by offering affordability, empathy, and engaging content across digital platforms.
Indonesians are increasingly concerned about climate change and its impact on their lives, recognising the intersectionality of environmental issues with poverty, health, and education. The country faces challenges from rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and pollution, impacting livelihoods and exacerbating inequalities.
Digital therapeutics (DTx) are emerging as a potential game-changer in healthcare, offering evidence-based digital interventions to help prevent, manage, or treat specific conditions.
