The overall objective is to ensure that the urban poor benefit from improved socio-economic and Local Governance Conditions.
The Project for Managing Higher Education for Relevance and Efficiency seeks to create an enabling environment for the evolution of autonomous, and accountable public higher education institutions (HEIs), and to develop effective support mechanisms for the improvement of the quality, relevance, efficiency, and equity of higher education.
The main components of the project are as follows:
COMPONENT 1: STRENGTHENING FARMER-DRIVEN EXTENSIONThis is the core component of FEATI and will include the following sub-components: (i) Policy-support for implementation of the new Extension Law (ii) Farmer-Managed Activities (FMA) Grants (village, district, province) (iii)
The purpose of the Project is to strengthen the capacity of stakeholders for regional development in Sulawesi and to establish the mechanisms of collaboration among stakeholders. The stakeholders include: policy makers (bupati, head of BAPPEDA and SKPD, DPRD), planning officers (BAPPEDA and SKPD), and community facilitators (community people, NGO staff, extension workers).
The project will provide piped water supply to about 200,000 poor people in peri-urbanized and poor areas in Indonesia.
The objective of the Project is to reduce income poverty and quality-of-life poverty in urban areas. The purpose of the Project is to put in place mechanisms for provision of affordable housing and serviced land for the poor.
The proposed Project will develop institutional capacity for 38-40 regional governments
within the geographic focus area of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), to increase their operational capability with regard to: (i) the efficient delivery of public services in accordance with minimum service standards, (ii) the maint
The development goal of the Project is to reduce poverty and ensure food security through sustainable aquaculture development. The specific project objectives are: (i) to increase the production of fish and other aquatic products from aquaculture, (ii) improve the income, nutrition and employment status of poor fish farmers and coastal communities, and (iii) protect the environment in inland and coastal water areas.
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