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Rudiantara, as Minister of Communication and Information of the Republic of Indonesia, predicts that in 2019, Indonesia will have more than five unicorn start-ups—meaning start-ups with valuation of more than US$1bn. However, not a lot of people know that the disparity between prominent start-ups and smaller start-ups has grown bigger.
To bridge the gap, start-up accelerator Digitaraya is partnering up with Google Developers Launchpad to create a programme that combines the best early-stage start-ups in Indonesia with Google’s best resources. The first batch consists of eight rising start-ups that focus on six different sectors in Indonesia: education, logistics, health, and fintech. We’ve listed them below.
Arkademy (education)
A platform intended to improve the capabilities of vocational high-school students to enable them to satisfy industry standards.
Modal Rakyat
A P2P lending platform for rural markets delivered via agents.
Reblood
A cellular application that acts as blood donation platform for millennials and cellular users.
Neurosensum (information technology)
A platform for consumer research based on technology in neuroscience and sensory analysis.
KiniBisa (education)
A site that provides material and high-quality information to lead to a competent generation.
Riliv (health)
A delivery application that becomes the intermediary between individuals and psychologists to help them find solutions for life problems.
Gelora Olahraga Asia (information technology)
A platform to find locations and friends for sports.
Expedito
International delivery with the best express couriers in the world.
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