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Meet Leonika Boedioetomo, a kick-ass female developer from Indonesia who started Reblood

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Women are underrepresented in Indonesia’s IT space for various reasons. There’s a prevailing stereotype that IT jobs are a more suitable for men. However, some female tech pioneers are coming forward these days. In this series, Tech in Asia talks to young women who have decided to make coding a career. Leonika Sari Njoto Boedioetomo, founder of Reblood Leonika Sari Njoto Boedioetomo is a developer and the founder of Reblood, an app that encourages people to donate blood. Her startup is currently part of the Start Surabaya incubation program. She’s also active in the FemaleDev commu

Wobe: Entrepreneurial tech for disadvantaged women in SEA

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TODAY, April 16, marks the soft launch of Wobe (pronounced ‘Woh-Bay’), a small startup with a very big mission: To enable the entrepreneurial will of women in Indonesia. At its core, Wobe is a micro-business app with an e-wallet, designed to make it easy for anyone with a smartphone and mobile Internet access to start a business in selling prepaid phone airtime, electricity and water payment vouchers, and even bus and train tickets. It is a business and mission borne out of the time founder Adrianna Tan has spent over the years volunteering at non-profit organisations focused on he

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