The objective of the Project is to assist the Government, both national and regional, in preparing PPP projects effectively to increase PSP, resulting in improved availability and quality of infrastrucutre services.
The Program Support Facility (PSF) is a consolidated mechanism to finance
small substantive activities in three areas: 1) aid effectiveness; 2) technical
To enhance the agroforestry and forestry livelihoods system of rural populations by improving their awareness, access and management of natural resources and agriculture
Using an integrated eco-systemic approach, the program will work on selected watersheds in several provinces of Sulawesi. Within each targeted watershed/ecosystem, the program will focus on particular clusters of communities.
AIP-Rural main objective is to increase the productivity of 1 million Indonesian farmers by 30 per cent, by 2022.
The program will be implemented in twenty districts of five provinces in eastern Indonesia, they are: East Java, East Nusa Tenggara, West Nusa Tenggara, Papua and West Papua.
The Knowledge Sector Initiative or KSI is a joint commitment of the governments of Indonesia and Australia that seeks to better the lives of Indonesian people through better quality public policies that make better use of research, analysis, and evidence.
KSI is supporting:
Provincial Governance Strengthening Programme (PGSP) is a collaborative programme between the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Government of Indonesia which aims to strengthen the roles and functions of the provincial government through policy development, regional development planning, and the provision of a better public service.
The purpose of DIALOG is to support sub-national governance following decentralisation reforms through piloting a system of providing incentives to local governments based on improvement in performance in public financial management and service delivery in health and education sectors. The project has a second goal of supporting the development of a local government monitoring and evaluation system.
Aim: to generate information for policy making to improve the quality of services provided by Indonesia's local governments.
Through the World Bank, Australia is contributing to analyses of spending in provinces and districts - including f
Improve access to better governed and quality basic education services This program supports Indonesia to give nine years of quality, basic education to all Indonesian girls and boys. It is targeted where needs are most pressing - at the Junior Secondary Level. About 2,000 new schools have been constructed and more than 130,000 children are already enrolled and attending these schools. These schools have been built by local communities, including villagers whose children will attend the schools.