The Coral Triangle Support Partnership-Indonesia (CTSP-I) is a collaborative five-year project to bring about the protection of marine systems and their myriad habitats for the benefit and sustainable livelihoods of communities across the Coral Triangle Region of Indonesia. The Indonesia program is funded by USAID/Indonesia under an overall Regional Cooperative Agreement managed by USAID RDMA to support regional work within the Coral Triangle including Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Timor Leste, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands. 

In Indonesia CTSP-I works with the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, local governments and other stakeholders to:

Support the GOI strategy for marine protected areas (MPA) that integrates biodiversity conservation and fisheries management
Support the creation of a learning network and mechanisms to deliver long-term MPA capacity building
Support the development of MPA networks in seascapes (or parts thereof) through policy support and biodiversity and socio-economic surveys
Support GOI and local stakeholders to advance conservation action in Indonesia, institutionalizing successful MPA management approaches