Sri Mulyani Indrawati, is the second woman that have to be written as an Indonesia great woman of the year. The first, Indonesia Health Minister, Siti Fadilah Supari, of course by the book that she written. I had to write about Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of Finance of Indonesia, because he was ranked at 71 in the list of 100 world's influential women by Forbes Magazine, which was released Wednesday, August 19, 2009. This is the second time he took the list, after previously successfully penetrate the big 23.

The List of 100 most influential women is organized not just because of the popularity of a woman, but more because of the influence of her actions. Sri Mulyani was chosen because of her commitment to fight corruption in Indonesia. According to Forbes magazine, the Indonesia Finance Ministry that led by Sri Mulyani today is one of the most clean department. Sri Mulyani also considered as a success reformer, to simplify investment rules and creating tax incentives in Indonesia. Forbes also wrote that Sri Mulyani has successfully assessed to promote the use of local currencies instead of U.S. dollars for trade in Asia in the middle of a crisis.

Internationally, Sri Mulyani also known as active in trying to overcome the global financial recession. Sri Mulyani seek the use of currencies other than United States dollars in trade in Asia. He also helped to support the related of Japanese-North Korea's nuclear program and also the initiative of the United Nations in Afghanistan. He was even able to realize the bilateral swap U.S. $ 15 billion with China that could facilitate the importers pay for goods from China in yuan immediately, without the U.S. dollar.

Sri Mulyani even above the rank of Iceland Prime Minister, Johanna Sigurdardottir, that ranked at 74, and Queen Rania of Jordan who is ranked at 75. While the top five on the Forbes list was German Chancellor, Angela Merkel; The Head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. U.S., Sheila Bair; Chief Executive Officer of Pepsi Co., Indra Nooyi; Chief Executive of the British Empire Anglo American, Cynthia Carroll; and Chief Eksektive of Temasek, Ho Ching. While U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama was in position 40.