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A-based cost under DCP 2009/2010 The estimated budget for A-based 2009/2010 reflects the needs to fund A-based cost to cope with the design and implementation of AIP expanded activities. The allocation is to cover salaries payment &#38;#38;#38; benefit  &#38;#38;#38; other cost on posting such as residential, utilities, benefit &#38;#38;#38; etc.
Indonesia Climate Change Adaptation Program The Indonesia Climate Change Adaptation Program aims to build capacity of the Government of Indonesia (GOI) to plan for and adapt to climate change impacts through developing relationships with various institutions and levels of government, testing delivery mechanisms, conducting vulnerability needs assessments under different circumstances, and delivering climate information through local institutions to enable land and water managers to adapt agriculture to a more variable climate.  The total value of this initiative is $1.5 million over 3 years, starting 2009-10.
Women's Leadership Program Funding under this initiative supports women's leadership implementation as a flagship gender initiative in the Indonesia aid program. The total value of this initiative is $2.3 million over 3 years, starting 2010-11.
Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice aims to increase public access to better quality legal information and services, particularly for the poor and marginalised. It builds on strong relationships developed under a previous program of assistance, the Australia Indonesia Legal Development Facility, and work with national level law and justice institutions to transform high-level reform commitments made over the past ten years into real improvements in the sector. The Program targets priorities which Indonesia has identified as being of critical importance to the sector and for which assistance is likely to bring about sustainable impact. Key law and justice sector partners, most notably the Supreme Court, Attorney General's Department, Corruption Eradication Commission, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, National Human Rights Commissions , and key civil society organisations (CSOs), are supported to achieve the following outcomes: (a) Improved judicial dispute resolution sy
ASEAN General Election Network Disability Access 2 Funding under this initiative supports the ASEAN General Election Network Disability Access Phase 2 (AGENDA 2), which will continue to promote political participation for people with a disability in Indonesia and Southeast Asia more broadly, through: engaging in South-South dialogue on fulfilling the rights of persons with disabilities to participate in political processes regionally; developing and deploying tools that strengthen disabled people's organisations (DPOs) engagement with state officials towards progressive policy on political participation of persons with disabilities; ensuring political participation is prioritised in key regional and global frameworks that address disability; increasing informed media attention on the issue of political participation of persons with disabilities; and strengthening the capacity of DPOs to run a regional network. The total value of this investment is $2.8 million over 4 years, starting 2013-14.
DIICCSRTE managed climate change projects The DIICCSRTE managed climate change projects support climate action in developing countries contributing to Australian Government's Fast-Start climate change multilateral and IFCI objectives.  This initiative will develop forest monitoring and planning, carbon emission measurement, reporting and verification systems, technical and institutional frameworks supporting reduced emissions and development opportunities, and the capacity of developing countries to engage in climate change negotiations. The total value of this initiative is $14.8 million over the 2012-13 financial year.
SAIIG- Infrastructure Grants Municipal Sanitation The Australia Indonesia Infrastructure Grant for Municipal Sanitation (SAIIG) provides grants to approximately 40 selected local governments to implement sanitation infrastructure using an "output-based" modality. SAIIG aims to: increase local government investment in sanitation infrastructure that will contribute to meeting the Government of Indonesia (GOI) and MDG sanitation services targets; improve governance in the selected LGs by requiring them to adhere to an agreed multi-year sanitation investment program and to make improvements in governance. SAIIG is expected to benefit approximately 90,000 households, specifically 400,000 individuals. The total value of this initiative is $40.0 million, over 5 years. The program will conclude by 31 January 2017.
Education Program Management and Administration The initiative supports the preparation and implementation of Education Sector Support Program (ESSP) and costs associated  with on-going management including: (1) tendering and mobilisation of up to 3 contractors for ESSP; (2) procurement of consultants; (3) launch of the ESSP with the GoI; and engagement with development partners.  The total value of this initiative is $0.4 million over 2 financial years, starting 2010-11.
International Recruited Staff-Jakarta Funding under this initiative supports the Indonesian program, specifically program management and technical support costs for implementation of aid activities; support for in-country implementation, oversight and reporting; and to undertake scoping, design, monitoring and evaluation, technical input into development of thematic and country strategies; program review; development of monitoring frameworks, and other related tasks in delivering the Indonesian aid program. The total value of this initiative is $1.2 million over 2009-10 financial year.
AUST-INDON Facility for Disaster Reduction The Jakarta-based Australia-Indonesia Facility for Disaster Reduction will deliver Australia-Indonesia collaboration on comprehensive joint exercising and training, innovative scientific solutions and forward analysis to inform more effective disaster mitigation, preparedness and response. Two key goals of the Facility will be (1) to increase resilience to natural hazard and increase national capacity to self-manage disasters in Indonesia and parts of Asia and (2) scoping and developing the Facility as a dedicated professional and tertiary-accredited training provider. The total value of this initiative is $88.6 million over 7 years, starting 2008-09.
International Recruited Staff Funding under this initiative provides administrative support to the Indonesia aid program, covering activities for post operation expenditure for international staff remuneration package, administrative expenditures and other cost in accordance with international recruited staff contracts. The total value of this initiative is $1.8 million over 2 years, starting 2010-11.
AIP Decentralisation - Rural Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralisation - Adding Value to Agriculture (AIPDDAVA) aims to improve the way key agricultural market institutions and policies work for both male and female farmers, businesses and workers in the agriculture sector. The expected objectives include: more productive farm inputs and practices; better functioning markets and improved business practices for selected value chains; and improved economic governance surrounding the agriculture sector. The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
Jakarta Global Pulse Lab The G20 social protection mandate from the Seoul G20 summit asked G20 members to consider options for improving the timeliness and accuracy of poverty data, including through further implementation of the UN Global Pulse Initiative. The Global Pulse will monitor the impact of crises on vulnerable populations using real time household-level data (such as mobile phone usage and social media monitoring). Spending under this proposal provides support to the UN Global Pulse Initiative. The total value of Australia's contribution to the initiative is $2.5 million expensed during the 2011-12 financial year.
Safer Communities through Disaster Risk Reduction The Safer Communities through Disaster Risk Reduction aims to incorporate disaster risk reduction into all government, public and private partners' development processes through: the development of Disaster Management Plans; development and enactment of the National Disaster Management law and local regulations; installation at national and provincial levels the Indonesian Disaster Data and Information (DiBi). The total value of this initiative is $2.5 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
Smallholder Agribusiness Development Initiative Smallholder Agribusiness Development Initiative (SADI) aims to address long-standing issues and constraints relating to agricultural production and rural poverty. It is expected to achieve a sustained increase in rural growth and smallholders’ incomes in four target provinces of NTT, NTB, South Sulawesi and South East Sulawesi through improved household-level production linking effectively with improved agribusiness/small enterprise capacity and access to research information. The total value of this initiative is $1.6 million to be expensed during the 2009-10 financial year.
Develop't of New Maternal, Neonatal &#38;#38;#38;Child Health Funding under this proposal supports the development of the concept and design for a new program of support in maternal, neonatal and child health in Indonesia. The concept note will provide the scope and rationale for the transition phase of the Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Maternal and Neonatal Health (AIPMNH) program. The total value of this imitative is $1.0 million over 3 years, starting 2011-12.
A-Based Operational Cost Funding under this initiative provides administrative support covering A-based Operational expenses incurred in delivering the Indonesia aid program. The total value of this initiative is $2.0 million over 2 years, starting 2008-09.
Empowering Indonesian Women for Poverty Reduction Empowering Indonesian Women for Poverty Reduction Program (MAMPU) aims to improve the welfare of poor women in Indonesia. The program will work with Government, civil society, parliamentarians and the private sector to target improvements to selected policy and regulatory reforms that constrain progress on poverty reduction, particularly for women. The program will focus on five thematic areas where reform would make a significant difference for poor women: increasing women's access to jobs and removing workplace discrimination; improving women's access to government programs for social protection; improving conditions for women's overseas labour migration; strengthening women's leadership for better health and reproductive rights; strengthening women's leadership to address violence against women.  The program will work with all stakeholders to analyse constraints, identify and test solutions, work with the media, and use an evidence base to advocate for change. The total value of thi
Indonesia Water and Sanitation Civil Society Fund The Indonesia Water and Sanitation Civil Society Fund aims to increase access to improved sanitation and water supply services and improved hygiene practices in South and South-east Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Pacific region. The Fund will provide grants to civil society organisations working within the WASH sector working in both urban and rural areas. The total value of this initiative is $0.8 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
United Nations Global Pulse Initiative The United Nations Global Pulse initiative provides support for crisis monitoring which facilitates early policy interventions. The UN Global Pulse Initiative aims to use social media, mobile phone and new data technology to detect and monitor the impact of slow onset crises on vulnerable populations. This information is used to help shape better quality and more timely policy and program interventions. The initiative is focussed on developing a network of 'pulse labs' in developing countries. Pulse Labs are in-country data centres where data is collated and early signs of economic and social stress are monitored and analysed. The New York lab will act as a hub of operations and provide technical support for the lab network. There are two labs in development, Jakarta and Kampala. Australia's contribution supports global operations, however a contribution towards the Jakarta Pulse Lab will be used to facilitate the Global Pulses growth from the concept stage to its first year of operati
A-based cost Under AIPRD fund The initiative will cover the salary and utilities of  A-based under AIPRD fund for DPS Einrip
Support for Commission on Violence against Women Funding under this initiative  provides support for specific activities managed by the Indonesia National Commission on Violence against Women (Komnas Perempuan). The key objectives are to: advance the development of knowledge and expertise in addressing violence against women (VAW) among strategic groups and institutions; strengthen Komnas Perempuan's managerial capacity and institutional development; clarify Komnas Perempuan's legal basis and relationship to the Government's financial and administrative agencies; increase Komnas Perempuan's capacity to influence relevant policy debates affecting women's rights; and improve public access to Komnas Perempuan. The total value of this initiative is $2.1 million over 5 years, starting 2008-09.
International Specialist Support Funding under this initiative supports the Corporate Enabling program, specifically international specialist support costs for implementation of aid activities; support for in-country delivery of training , oversight and reporting; and to undertake monitoring and evaluation; program review; and other related tasks in delivering the Australia aid program. The total value of this initiative is $3.2 million over 2 years, starting 2012-13.
Treasury Public Private Partnerships Mentoring The Asia-Pacific region has considerable unmet infrastructure needs. To help meet this infrastructure challenge, APEC Finance Ministers agreed to support the APEC Public Private Partnership Mentoring Scheme. Funding under this initiative supports The Treasury Public Private Partnerships Mentoring to develop a toll expressway in southern Vietnam and provide assistance to the Indonesian Bandar Lampung Bulk Water Supply project. The total value of this initiative is $0.8 million over 2 years, starting 2010-11.
Indonesia Australia Free Trade Agreement The Indonesia Australia Free Trade Agreement supports an analytical study of the relationship between trade, development and aid in Indonesia to inform the aid-for-trade activities currently being planned for Australia's Indonesia aid program. The total value of this initiative is $0.1 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
Education Technical Assistance Program - Indonesia The Education Technical Assistance Program - Indonesia will support delivering high technical advice and strategic direction to the Government of Indonesia (GoI) in a range of high-priority education policy and practice areas. The program provides rapid, relevant and high quality technical assistance and policy advice on a response-to-demand basis.  Working at the national level, we will assist the Government of Indonesia (Ministry of Education and Culture) to address shortfalls in technical areas and is support systems, and in particular those that are slowing reform.  The priority areas including learning assessment, early childhood education (ECE), family (parental) engagement in education, principals’ and teachers’ professional development, and private sector engagement.  It also supports the Ministry of Religious Affair's agenda to improve the quality of Madrasah (Islamic Schools) education. The expected outcomes is to meet four GoI’s needs in (i) the provision of rapid analyses,
Corporate and Program Enabling Jakarta Funding under this initiative supports the Indonesia program, specifically program management and technical support costs for implementation of aid activities to Indonesia; support for in-country implementation , oversight and reporting; and to undertake scoping, design, monitoring and evaluation, technical input into development of country strategies; program review; development of monitoring frameworks, and other related costs associated with having administered A-based staff at Post in Jakarta. The total value of this initiative is $5.3 million over two years, starting 2011-12.
Water and Sanitation Hibah Phase 2 The Water and Sanitation Hibah program provides an incentive for local governments to increase their investment in water and sanitation services.  The first phase of Hibah program (2009-10) delivered 77,000 new piped water and 5,000 wastewater connections in 34 urban areas.  The second phase (which includes a $10 million USAID contribution) will provide up to 330,000 water (and additional 38,000 water connections funded from USAID) and 9,000 wastewater connections in approximately 115 local governments. The program will benefit an estimated 1.5 million people.  The initiative uses output-based approach meaning that grants are provided when the household connections have been verified as operating effectively for at least three months.  The total value of this investment is $119.7 million over 9 years, starting 2009-10.
AusAID funding for the IMF-Singapore Regional Trai The Singapore Training Institute, a joint venture between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Government of Singapore, is the IMF’s flagship venue for addressing the training needs of the Asia-Pacific region in the area of macroeconomic management. The goal of the STI is to deliver high-quality training that is effective in strengthening the ability of officials from developing and emerging-market countries in Asia and the Pacific to analyse economic conditions and to design and implement effective macroeconomic policies. AusAID supports this program because training of the leaders of tomorrow in skills that are essential in promoting sound economic management is an outcome consistent with our development efforts to alleviate poverty (through fostering economic growth). The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million to be expensed during the 2013-14 financial year.
Rural Water Supply &#38;#38;#38; Sanitation (PAMSIMAS 3) The National Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program(PAMSIMAS 3) will support universal access to water and sanitation in rural areas to cover a total of 27,000 villages in 360 districts and 33 provinces. 
This investment provides co-financing for the Indonesian Government’s PAMSIMAS program, which works with communities to improve water and sanitation facilities and hygiene practices in rural and peri-urban areas. Since the start of the first phase of the program in 2008, it has enabled a total of 16.1 million people to access improved water and total of 15.4 million people to access basic sanitation. 
It is expected that the project will provide access to improved water facilities for about 22.1 million people and access to improved sanitation facilities for about 14.9 million people by 2020. This investment is closely aligned with the Government of Indonesia (GoI) targets on water and sanitation, as presented in the Medium-Term National Development Plan for 2015-2019, which is 100
Development Credit Authority The Australian Government’s intention will contribute AU$3,000,000 (three million Australian dollars) to USAID/Indonesia for the purposes of providing loan portfolio guarantees for small-scale clean energy projects in Indonesia.  The loan portfolio guarantees will support the development of sustainable sources of clean energy in Indonesia by enabling private sector financing for energy projects relying on non-fossil fuel sources.
Counter-Terrorism Cooperation Fund In the wake of the July 2009 bombings in Jakarta, the Australian Government allocated funding for counter-terrorism activities from AusAID's Indonesia Program. The allocation was divided to include support to reform Indonesia's prison management, improving aviation security at Denpasar airport, and the Counter-Terrorism Cooperation Fund (CTCF). The CTCF supports Australian Government agencies to build Indonesian capacity to combat international, regional and domestic terrorism. An additional $800,000 was added to this initiative in May 2010 to provide further support to prison reform. The total value of this initiative is $6.5 million over 4 years, starting 2010-11.
Indonesia Infrastructure Program Design This initiative covers the design of the new Indonesia Infrastructure Program. The proposed infrastructure program will align with the long-term objectives of the infrastructure sector delivery strategy, to support rapid, sustainable and inclusive economic growth and improved access to basic infrastructure services to help reduce poverty. Assistance will be structured around the following three long-term outcomes: 
a)	An improved policy and regulatory framework conducive to infrastructure development: This outcome will help address the uncertain and inconsistent regulatory environment which has held back public and private infrastructure investment;
b)	High quality planning, coordination and project preparation: This outcome will help address underinvestment in the infrastructure sector as well as improve the overall sustainability of infrastructure investments by facilitating high-quality project designs;
c)	High quality project delivery, management and maintenance by Government: This
Australia-ASEAN Council (AAC) - BRIDGE program The Building Relations through Intercultural Dialogue and Growing Engagement (BRIDGE) Project is an innovative education project which funds visits by Indonesian teachers to Australian schools and supports the development of school e-twinning and an online collaborative curriculum strategy between Australian and Indonesian schools. The objectives of the Australia-Indonesia BRIDGE Project are to: create and support school-to-school partnerships; improve the intercultural knowledge and skills of all participants; improve the ICT knowledge and skills of all participants; build professional knowledge and skills, including strategies of effective teaching practice, among participant teaching staff; and provide particular support to developing Basic Education Program schools in Indonesia. Project outcomes include the development of professional and personal relationships between Australian and Indonesian teachers, collaboration between students in Indonesia and Australia using online tools,
Performance and Strategy Frontline Services in Indonesia initiative aims to support the development of a framework to improve the effectiveness of the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's (DFAT’) existing service delivery programs in Indonesia. As such, this initiative is not a new program but rather a mechanism for facilitating a greater focus on demonstrating impact across sector programs. The initiative will support the reorientation of the aid program by: providing necessary analytical support to deepen our understanding of the context in which we operate and the bottlenecks to improved aid service delivery. This initiative will also support sector programs to test innovative approaches to improving aid service delivery, and ensure that lessons learnt are collated and disseminated. The total value of this initiative is $5.0 million over 2 years, starting 2013-14.
Bureaucratic Reform in Indonesia Funding under this initiative supports policy advice on leading whole-of-government bureaucracy and provision of strategic planning advice to members of the National Steering Committee for Bureaucratic Reform (NSCBR) on managing implementation of bureaucracy reform. The advice will include guidance on: public engagement addressing issues of public disclosure; change management; supporting implementers; building constituencies; accountability; strategic planning; and comparative dialogue. The total value of this initiative is $11.8 million over five years, starting 2010-11.