IMACS is the major USAID project supporting the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) with implementation of its five-year Strategic Plan (2010-2014). MMAF is responsible for promoting sustainable use of fish and other marine resources for Indonesia’s long-term economic prosperity.
HELM is an innovative program that takes a holistic approach to strengthening leadership and management of Indonesian higher education institutions.
The five year project (2011 – 2016) was designed to support Indonesia’s higher education s
The objective of the E2J program is to develop a generation of lawyers, public servants and scholars who are well-versed in the knowledge and skills needed to sustain justice sector reforms by strengthening the
USAID has been a key supporter of strengthened decentralization and improved local governance in Indonesia for almost a decade. Kinerja – from an Indonesian word for performance – will build on the successes and lessons-learned from the agency’s recently concluded, $62 million, Local Governance Support Program (LGSP) by partnering with the Government of Indonesia to improve the delivery of public services by Indonesian local governments.
PRIORITAS is a five year USAID-funded project designed to improve access to quality education for children in Indonesia. USAID PRIORITAS is part of a cooperative agreement between the Governments of the United States of America and the Republic of Indonesia.
Strengthening the referral system on maternal and infant at health center and hospital / maternity hospital in South Sulawesi in order to reduce maternal mortality and infant mortality.
The New Opportunities for Vulnerable Children (N-OVC) project aims to improve the quality of inclusive education in Indonesia by addressing known gaps to its implementation.
The Indonesia Marine and Climate Support (IMACS) is a four-year project that is aimed to improve marine resources management in Indonesia.
USAID/Indonesia’s IFACS project reduces the threats of deforestation and climate change and helps the Government of Indonesia conserve the country’s tropical forests, wildlife (including orangutans), and ecosystem services (including generation of clean water, reduction of soil erosion, food security and carbon sequestration). The IFACS project works with Indonesian government agencies (central, provincial, and local), NGOs, communities, and the private sector.
Problem addressed and inputs provided
Papua and West Papua lag considerably behind the rest of Indonesia in terms of education.