The project will provide piped water supply to about 200,000 poor people in peri-urbanized and poor areas in Indonesia.
The Project will expand renewable energy use and thereby limit emission of greenhouse gases.
The proposed Indonesia Irrigation Sector Project (IISP the Project)
will result in increased agricultural productivity through improved
To enhance the agroforestry and forestry livelihoods system of rural populations by improving their awareness, access and management of natural resources and agriculture
The goal of the project is to improve the capacity of civil society to work with local governments in Sulawesi to plan, budget, and implement programs in a way that integrates the needs of women and the poor, thereby enhancing sustainable economic growth.
This project focuses on the coastal and marine environment and resources of Tomini Bay, on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia.
CIPSED is a project funded by CIDA. To facilitate economic development and business growth, CIPSED delivers a variety of technical assistance and support to Small Medium Enterprise in Sulawesi.
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.
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.
Australia's support helps the Indonesian government to manage the national scale-up and mainstreaming of the program by strengthening PNPM's management and monitoring systems.(i) TA for PNPM; (ii) M&E; (iii) local capacity development; (iv) PNPM Generasi; (v) access to finance