A peek at how Tokopedia is helping build the Indonesian economy (Infographic)
Technology has a key role to play in helping Southeast Asia meet its Sustainable Development Goals as defined by the United Nations. These include solving social inequalities, encouraging continued economic growth, and fostering inclusion, among others.
Fintech, for example, can provide solutions to increase financial literacy and serve the underbanked population of the region, giving them the opportunity to participate in the digital economy.
As a famous comic book character once said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” This maxim applies in the tech world as well – the tech giants of Southeast Asia are best placed to inspire and bring about significant positive change in the markets and verticals they occupy.
Indonesia’s Tokopedia is no different, marrying its tech and business capabilities to contribute to the archipelago’s economy and the players that constitute it.
Here’s a look at the various ways the company gives back.

Find out more about how Tokopedia’s marketplace and digital product solutions are driving the Indonesian digital economy on its website.
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