The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice (‘AIPJ’) is a five year program funded by AusAID.  The program works with key national law and justice institutions to transform high-level reform commitments into concrete improvements in accessibility and services.  The program also builds partnerships between law and justice institutions of Indonesia and Australia.

AIPJ is designed to contribute to the Government of Indonesia’s current Medium-term Development Plan (2010-2014) goal of “Improved adherence to good governance principles based on the rule of law and human rights and supported by government agencies that are clean, respected, responsible and professional.”
The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice focuses on realising the rights of all Indonesians, in particular poor women, vulnerable children and people with disabilities.  AIPJ approaches realising rights by working in partnership with key government institutionsas well ascivil societyand local communities.  

Building on the successes of previous Australian law and justice programs, AIPJ focuses on the following rights: 
* Legal identity (birth, marriage and divorce certificates) as one 
precondition to realising basic economic and social rights, such as 
education and health care.
 * The right to fair and accessible justice services 
 * The right to legal information.