Indonesian Village Cooperatives Aim to Save Households Rp300,000 Monthly
Indonesian Village Cooperatives (KDKMP) are estimated to save households Rp200,000–Rp300,000 (approximately $13-$20 USD) monthly by acting as distribution channels for subsidized goods like LPG, rice, and cooking oil, ensuring eligible recipients access commodities at government-set prices.
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