Indonesia's Healthcare Sector Has the Highest Number of Female Directors
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The 2016 Korn Ferry Diversity Scorecard report indicates that Indonesian women's representation at the director level is middling. Among the 10 Asia-Pacific countries studied, Indonesia ranked fifth, with 11% of directors being women.
Sectors employing the highest percentage of female directors in Indonesia include healthcare (28.1%), real estate (18%), and finance (15%). The percentage of female directors in Indonesia still has room for improvement, for example, by increasing women's representation in the two sectors with minimal female director representation: Information Technology and Utilities.
Generally, Indonesia's percentage of female directors is preceded by Australia, New Zealand, China, and Malaysia. Meanwhile, East Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea occupy the bottom two positions.
This article was produced in partnership with Investing in Women, an initiative of the Australian Government that promotes women’s economic empowerment in Southeast Asia.
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