GBBI and National BWI Movement #DiIndonesiaAja  3  BBI in 12 Tourist Destination Areas  4  5 Sumbar (April 2022) “UMKM Bangkit, Ekonomi Tumbuh”  1  Sumsel (November 2022) “Beli Kreatif Sumsel”  6  Source: Bank Indonesia, Kemenkomarves, Kemenparekraf  Lampung (June 2022) “Lagawifest”  10 Sulbar (October 2022)  Babel (May 2022) “Laskar UMKM Kepulauan Bangka Belitung Mendunia”  12  Jambi (January 2022) “Eksotisme Jambi dari lokal menuju global”  11  46  Kepri (March 2022) “Expanding to the new market”  “Sandeq Semangat Sulbar”  Malut (September 2022) “Gelora Malut”  8  Kalbar (November 2022) “Bangun UMKM Kalbar Go Global”  7  9  Kalsel (July 2022) “Jelajahi Warna Warni Kalsel”  2  Sulsel (February 2022) “Semangat PINISI”  Papua (August 2022) “Binar Digital Papua”  Figure 12.
Since the Second World War we have had international institutions that are – more or less – capable of facilitating policy coordination in economic and monetary affairs, to manage financial crises and, in effect, to protect growth and jobs. I refer to the IMF and GATT, now the WTO, in particular.