The Indonesian government is going all out to seek financing for power plants, toll roads and airports, hoping to give a boost to President Joko Widodo’s ambitious infrastructure program that has been progressing slowly. The government is considering ways to combine capital market instruments with traditional financing like bank loans and corporate bonds to fund infrastructure development. Though budget constraints remain a major concern, Indonesia has approved a Rp 4,700 trillion (US$353 billion) budget to fund infrastructure development through 2019. With just two years left in this term, Widodo and his government are under pressure to deliver.