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Driving capital towards SDGs: Enhancing SMEs# resilience, competitiveness and access to domestic, foreign and blended capital in the lagging regions of Indonesia UNDP, UNIDO, UNICEF and UNEP developed the concept note on Innovative Financing Component 2, titled 'Driving Capital Towards Green and Social Infrastructure in Indonesia'. The Joint Programme (JP) responds inter alia to SDG 9 - Build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation; TARGET 9.1 Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. UNIDO will lead the JP#s engagement with SMEs to provide support of blended finance instruments suited to industries that enhance the sustainability of blue economy. Specifically, it will focus on contributing to sustained productivity and competitiveness improvement in targeted industries/SMEs thereby helping to attract additional international/domestic investment and technology. UNIDO technical assistance projects# primary priority consists in enhancing SMEs# resilience and market access by modernizing and positioning them at the right stage of local and global value chains, which allows them to benefit from a wider range of investment opportunities, attract diversified capital, essential technology and know-how.  Building on a robust global network aimed a
Increasing Trade Capacities of selected value chains within the Fisheries Sector in Indonesia The Programme SMART-Fish Indonesia (Sustainable Market Access through Responsible Trading of Fish in Indonesia) aims at strengthening the trade capacity of selected value chains of the Indonesian fisheries export sector, while ensuring the preservation of biodiversity through promoting the sustainable use of maritime resources. This will be done through increasing value-added to exports by providing advice to the GoI on enacting enabling policies for exports, strengthening the supply side (improving competitiveness of products in terms of price and quality, branding, enhancing compliance with international market requirements, including certification for sustainability standards), and facilitating entry into the respective global value chains. The supply side will be strengthened at the meso level through enabling the Quality <(>&<)> Productivity Center at the Fisheries University to provide support to SMEs. Local expertise will be built through establishing a curriculum for a Masters# training course on Quality, Productivity and Innovation. Capacities of NAFED and local business association to support trade promotion efforts and to provide accurate and timely market information will be strengthened as well. Support to the international accreditation of a local body to certify producers against sustainability s
INDONESIA COUNTRY PROGRAMME 2009-2013: PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION INDONESIA COUNTRY PROGRAMME 2009-2013: PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION COORDINATION
Global Eco-Industrial Parks Programme - Indonesia: Country level intervention ..Under Component one of the Global Eco-Industrial Park Programme (GEIPP)  tailor-made EIP country level interventions in Colombia, Egypt, Indonesia, Peru, Ukraine and Vietnam are to be developed and implemented. The country level EIP interventions have to follow a uniform approach and to deliver 2 outcomes:  Outcome 1: EIP incentivised and mainstreamed in relevant policy and regulations leading to an increased role of EIP in environmental, industry and other relevant policies at the national levels in the participating Programme countries.  Outcome 2:  EIP opportunities identified and implementation started, with environmental (e.g. resource productivity) economic and social benefits achieved by enterprises confirmed. The implementation of EIP opportunities by enterprises and other organisations will be supported by the EIP services providers, and will lead to reduction of the environmental footprint and operational and compliance costs of businesses, and an increase in their - natural - resource productivity  The inclusion of Indonesia for country level interventions under the GEIPP was announce by SECO during the first Steering Committee Meeting for the GEIPP on 10 September 2019
Enabling Activities to review and update the National Implementation Plan for the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)- in Indonesia The Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) was adopted in May 2001 with the objective of protecting human health and the environment form toxic and hazardous POPs. It entered into force on 12 May 2004 initially listing twelve chemicals as POPs. According to Article 7 of the Convention, Parties are required to develop a National Implementation Plan (NIP) to demonstrate how the country will implement the obligations under the Stockholm Convention. The Party should transmit the NIP to the COP within two years of the date on which the Convention entered into force for the country. The NIP update process will enable Indonesia to establish inventories of products and articles containing new POPs are employed or u nintentionally produced.
National Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production (RECP) programme Indonesia The present (SECO-UNIDO) National RECP Programme has been designed to support the Government of Indonesia with the scaling-up and ma instreaming of RECP in Indonesian manufacturing, tourism and micro-enterprise sectors. It includes strategic guidance on institutional and operational matters pertaining to large scale networking and human and institutional development through the activities of the INRECP and its supporting agencies (IGIDC and ICPC) and the provision of technical support (including on methods, practices, technologies, policies, financial instruments, etc.) for the implementation of the 5-yr national RECP Programme.  The overall objective of the National RECP Programme is to improve resource productivity and environmental performance of manufacturing, tourism and micro-sector enterprises in Indonesia and thereby contribute to sustainable industrial development in the country.  Progress towards this objective covers four main aspects, namely: 1. Environment: reduction of the environmental footprint (26) of the target enterprise sectors, in particular as a result of reduced generation of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and other air emissions, effluents and wastes and better management of chemicals; 2. Production Efficiency: increase in the resource productivity (27) and reduction of operational and/or (environ
REALIZING MINIMUM LIVING STANDARDS FOR DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES THROUGH PEACE BUILDING AND VILLAGE BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Seaweed Value Chain Development for improved livelihoods of Coastal Communities The project aims at supporting the national and local Governments to foster the development of the seaweed industry in Sumenep District, East Java Province helping farmers to increase productivity and quality in seaweed production and to market their products while introducing new technologies for seaweed processing that are both economically sound and environmentally safe.
Global Eco-Industrial Park Programme II-Indonesia country level intervention Under Component 2 of the 2nd phase of the Global Eco-Industrial Park Programme (GEIPP II) the implementation of tailor-made EIP country level interventions in Colombia, Egypt, Indonesia, Peru South Africa and Viet Nam will be continued. The continued country level EIP interventions have to follow a uniform approach and to deliver 2 outcomes:  Outcome 1: EIP incentivised and mainstreamed in relevant policy and regulations leading to an increased role of EIP in environmental, industry and other relevant policies at the national levels in the participating Programme countries.  Outcome 2:  EIP opportunities identified and implementation started, with environmental (e.g. resource productivity) economic and social benefits achieved by enterprises confirmed. The implementation of EIP opportunities by enterprises and other organisations will be supported by the EIP services providers, and will lead to reduction of the environmental footprint and operational and compliance costs of businesses, and an increase in their - natural - resource productivity.
Country programme for inclusive and sustainable industrial development 2021 # 2025 The Ministry of Industry (MoI) of Indonesia has officially requested UNIDO to develop a new Country Programme 2021-2025 on August 10, 2020, building on the previous CP cycles in the country. The new CP cycle will thus continue supporting ISID in the country, targeting the intertwined challenges of enhancing the quantity and quality of export, protecting at the same time the environment and addressing the negative impacts of climate change, in a country that due to its archipelagic geography is naturally prone to natural disasters
Tempe value chain development through intensification of high quality soybean production and innovative tempe industrial processes This project is linked to the project 150458 which will take an inter-agency (UNIDO, FAO, IAEA, UNICEF, WFP and WHO) approach to support the development of the Tempe value chain in Indonesia.
Enhanced competitiveness and economic resilience through innovative modernization, branding and market access for local originative and traditional productive sectors in Indonesia The request for UNIDO#s technical assistance in the implementation of the National Industry Roadmap with a vision of 2020 Indonesia as a New Advanced Industrial Country, and, in 2025, to become Tough Industrial Country, was first expressed during the meeting between the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of Indonesia and UNIDO on 15 August 2018. In a letter of Ms. Rosdiana V. Sipayung, Acting Deputy Minister of Production and Marketing of the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of Indonesia, dated 17 September 2018, the Ministry requested UNIDO#s technical assistance to improve the competitiveness of SMEs in the tourism and creative sectors, supporting employment and income generation, increasing economic diversification and exports, while overall contributing to the socioeconomic stability. As a response, UNIDO has developed a proposal aimed to contribute to the implementation of the national development strategies, in particular, Industry Roadmap, through modernization and enhancement of competitiveness of the local originative and traditional industries (including food and home decor produce/sectors/industries) and strengthening linkages with the tourism sector, facilitating employment generation and economic diversification in Ambon, Lombok, and the respective region of the country. The project is expected to
Polychlorinated Biphenyls-free Indonesia: Financing a shift to more efficient energy systems through the elimination of related waste and contaminated equipment ...To establish a sustainable system for the fulfilment of the Stockholm Convention deadline on PCB in Indonesia, with the direct ESM disposal of not less than 10,000 tons of PCB
Increasing trade capacities of selected value chains within the fisheries sector in Indonesia # Phase 2 Sustainable Market Access through Responsible Trading of Fish in Indonesia (SMART-Fish) Phase 1 aimed at strengthening Pangasius, Seaweed and Pole and Line Tuna value chains within the Indone-sian fisheries export sector. The project supported the sector to increase value of exports through providing advice to the government on enacting policies for creating favourable framework conditions for exports, strengthening the supply side (improving competitiveness of products in terms of price and quality, enhancing compliance with international market requirements) and facilitating entry into global value chains
The Global Cleantech Innovation Programme for SMEs in Indonesia The Project will contribute to low-carbon economic growth of Indonesia by supporting cleantech start-up and SME, and related technology innovations and entrepreneurship in line with the priorities of the Government of Indonesia .
Maintaining and Enhancing Water Yield through Land & Forest Rehabilitation The project#s objective is to demonstrate an innovative approach how a pro-active multi stakeholder private sector catalyzed partnership for water stewardship (the Aliansi Air) that already brought together governments, companies, NGOs and other target stakeholders can be up-scaled to achieve transformational changes in the restoration of degraded terrestrial ecosystems.
Introduction of an Environmentally Sound Management and Disposal System of PCB Wastes and PCB-Contaminated Equipment The project aims to (a) introduce and implement a PCB management system to reduce and/or eliminate releases from PCB wastes stockpiles and PCB-containing equipment and (b) dispose of at least 3,000 tonnes of PCBs wastes and PCB-containing equipment in an environmentally-sound manner maximizing opportunities for public-private partnership.
Realizing Minimum Living Standards for Disadvantaged Communities through peace building and village-based economic development Between 1999 and 2002, Indonesia's Maluku islands were the scene of a violent conflict that claimed the lives of several thousand people and caused displacement of half a million. To tackle the challenge of improving the human security and enhance the social fabric of the conflict affected population, UNIDO and ILO joined forces and started a comprehensive intervention in 2009 financed through the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security (UNTFHS).
Promoting industrial energy efficiency through system optimization and energy management standards in Indonesia The project promotes industrial energy efficiency through system optimization approach and introduction of ISO energy management sta ndards.  The project has four components: # Introduction of Energy Management Systems and Capacity Building # Capacity Building on System Optimization # Financial capacity development to support energy efficiency projects in industry # Implementation of Energy Management and System Optimization projects
UNIDO-Indonesia Country Programme, 2016-2020 This Indonesia Country Programming framework (CP) is designed to enhance UNIDO's support to the Government of the Republic of Indonesia to implement a road-map towards Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID) as stated in the Lima Declaration adopted on the 2nd December 2013 during the 15th session of General Conference of UNIDO.  In doing this, UNIDO has aligned the priorities of the Republic of Indonesia identified on its Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Panjang 2005-2025 (Indonesia#s long-term development plan, RPJMP), building on the achievements of past projects and programmes.  UNIDO has assessed the country industrial development potential and constraints, and the programme interventions are focusing on the following areas based on UNIDO's ISID framework and its Technical Cooperation service modules: 1. Poverty reduction, 2. Energy for all, 3. Environment and clean production, 4. Partnership and Sustainable development.      As industrialization is a long-term endeavor involving many stake holders, efforts will be made to strengthen synergies and minimize duplication by collaborating with development cooperation partners, state and non-state actors, including the private sector in the country.  As a framework based on established national priorities, it will be a useful guide for UNIDO's interve
Global Quality and Standards Programme Indonesia (GQSP) Indonesia Phase 2 # Extension The Global Quality and Standards Programme Indonesia or called GQSP Indonesia Phase 2 (2023-2027) is part of the UNIDO-SECO GQSP Global Programme Phase II. The GQSP Indonesia Phase 2 or SMART-Fish 3, is the extension of the previous programme to strengthen the foundations that have been laid down during the GQSP Phase 1 and to deepen the intervention for the transformation of the selected value chains, not only into sustainable practices but also strengthen their ecosystem services role, including contribution to climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Introduction of an Environmentally Sound Management and Disposal System for PCBs wastes and PCB-contaminated Equipment- in Indonesia (PIF) ...The project aims to (a) introduce and implement a PCB management system to reduce and/or eliminate releases from PCB wastes stockpiles and PCB-containing equipment and (b) dispose of at least 3,000 tones of PCBs wastes and PCB-containing equipment in an environmentally-sound manner maximizing opportunities for public-private partnership. .
Up-grading the Small Scale Tempe Industry for Improving Nutrition for Poor Families in Marginally Nourished Areas in Indonesia On 22 March 2013 FAO invited UNIDO, UNICEF, WFP and WHO to discuss possibility of implementing a joint project for up-grading tempe (a fermented soyfood indigenous to Indonesia and one of the principal sources of protein) industry in Indonesia for improving nutrition for poor families in marginally nourished regions in Indonesia. During the meeting it was agreed that there is the need to improve tempe production in terms of quality, hygiene, safety, standardisation and to include in the Indonesian CODEX Alimentarius for hygienic production, in order to guarantee better processing standardisation and regulation. UNIDO views the proposed project is very important and can be formulated and implemented as joint programme between UN agencies, where UNIDO can provide technical assistance in order to improve the quality of food processing and ready meals production, and provides support in standards development. On 4 June 2013 FAO and UNIDO met again to discuss the modalities for the implementation of the proposed project.
Seed Multiplication to Empower Small Commercial Farmers- II (Mozambique) The Seed Multiplication project to Empower Small Commercial Farmers – Phase II project aims to increase productivity and profitability of SHFs in Northern Mozambique, resulting in financial benefits for rural farming communities. This project is a follow-on to Phase I, which was from 1 Nov 2012-31 October 2015. The first phase set up a network of small commercial farmers, through selection of lead farmers and assistance to support their growth as well as access to equipment kits (tractors, threshers and other) to provide services to surrounding farmers, and becoming seed multiplication farmers. While these farmers grew and saw success in providing benefits to the smallholder farmers around them, through equipment services and access to quality seed, additional work was required to ensure a larger impact and sustainable model. The second phase of the project will ultimately contribute to the creation of rural growth “hubs” – led by targeted investment in SCFs – as economic engines to spur local rural development. The project will promote a diverse mix of crops that offers the SCF the best potential in terms of profitability within the agro-climatic conditions and market potential within Alta Zambézia. Soybean production will continue to make up the majority of land area, but pigeon pea, sesame, butter bean, will increase their weight in total income of each SCF production. Seed multiplication of these crops will continue to be an important core of SCF´s activities, but increasing grain production for the sale, as well as the selling agriculture services to SHFs will also play an important role. 1. Existing SCF network capacitated to scale up more SHF access to seed and agribusiness services, in Zambezia region; 2. Market Linkages facilitated between SCFs, SHFs and key market players (including agri-business partners, financial institutions and input suppliers); and 3. Evidence Base for the benefits of the SCF model developed. - 33 Small Commercial Farmers (SCFs), already capitalized in 1st phase, and now improved in terms of agronomy and management capacities; - their co-operative COPAZA that will be intensively assisted in its organization, management and market aspects; - 3700 Smallholder farmers working with the SCFs on access to critical inputs (seeds, inoculant, etc.), agriculture services (mechanization, etc.), and marketing actions, to increase their own productivity.
BeniBiz-Supporting the BOP in Benin through entrepreneurship BeniBiz aims at helping male and female led MSMEs overcome barriers to growth, building competitive businesses primarily in the food and agro-business sectors that generate wealth for Beninese through improved sales and new job creation. These strengthened MSMEs will also improve food security through increased consumer access to nutritional products and through increased agricultural trade with local farmers. TechnoServe and BoPInc believe the optimum way to achieve this is through a competitive and tailored business accelerator process. 1. MSMEs managerial practices improved; 2. access to finance and financial management improved, 3. Women realise equitable benefits from participatings in all 3 projet tracks; knowledge of climate change risks to SMEs improved; exchange with Dutch private sector increased. 1. Youth Entrepreneurs, running businesses with annual sales of up to XOF 10M. These businesses will be mostly informal and the majority will likely be run by first generation entrepreneurs, more than 50 percent women, between the ages of 18 and 35 coming from the BOP themselves 2. Entrepreneurs of Food and Agricultural Small and Medium Enterprises, running businesses with an annual revenue of XOF 10M and over. With a focus on impact, we will prioritize businesses that have the highest potential to grow to provide jobs and to generate wealth by engaging with suppliers in the community and providing affordable and nutritious products that improve the livelihoods, and food and nutrition security of low income Beninese. 3. Nutrition Sales Agents (NSA), will be responsible for increasing BOP consumers’ access to nutritional foods through marketing and distribution activities while being profitable businesses.
Promoting Learning in Agribusiness using New Technologies This programme was designed to address the challenges facing the agricultural sector through the use of technology. In three years, the programme will build a more competitive agricultural sector in the South West, South East, and South South of Nigeria by improving agtech entrepreneurs’ scalability and improving agribusiness adoption of appropriate technologies.
Sustainable Land Management in Drought Prone  Areas of Nicaragua NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Atlantic Biological Corridor NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Improved Management and Release Containment of  POPs Pesticides in Nicaragua NA Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.
Resilient Landscapes Management Project Project Objective: Strengthening the National System of Protected Areas and support sustainable land use and restoration practices in selected areas of Nicaragua's Dry Corridor and the northern Caribbean coast to promote biodiversity conservation, resilient landscapes and local livelihoods. Note: Disbursement data provided is cumulative and covers disbursement made by the project Agency.