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Evaluation of the USAID/OFDA - USGS Volcano Disaster Assistance Program IBTCI has been contracted to conduct an evaluation of the joint USAID/USG Volcano Disaster Assistance Program (VDAP) and its contribution to hazard monitoring in Indonesia since 2004. The main emphasis of this evaluation is to assess the impact and results of VDAP activities in Indonesia within the four focal areas: equipment provision, capacity-building, early warning planning, and training in the use and analysis of the above; and in the cross-cutting issue of gender equity as it relates to these four focal areas. Among other cross-cutting issues, special attention is given to country ownership of VDAP activities and institutional and social development issues including stakeholder participation. Various operational modalities are examined, including regular monitoring capacity, enabling activities (sustainability), and the implementation experiences and results provided by Indonesian volcanic monitors and their interactions with external bodies involved in deploying disaster mitigation within high risk populations.
BERSAMA - Gender-based Violence Prevention Program in Eastern Indonesia (Indonesia):  BERSAMA is a five-year project grounded in locally driven strategies to reduce the acceptance of gender-based violence (GBV); improve services to GBV survivors; and strengthen local civil society organizations to increase their voice in the fight against GBV.  In FY 2018, BERSAMA will strengthen the coordination and technical capacity of local and national government actors to jointly plan and better implement services for survivors of GBV, as well as enhance the capacity of local networks to advocate for increased GBV commitments at the sub-national level. BERSAMA will also develop the technical capacity of organizations, community leaders, religious organizations, journalists, and other local stakeholders to increase positive discourse and dialogue around GBV and reduce family and community acceptance of GBV. BERSAMA activities are implemented in  Papua and West Papua, with limited engagement in Maluku and North Maluku on an as-needed basis. BERSAMA contributes to the U.S. Mission objective of Indonesia takes meaningful steps to promote sustained justice-sector reform and respect for rule of law, and to enhance law enforcement and military professionalism and accountability, in order to improve access to justice, and increase citizen confidence..
Alliance for Sustainable Palm Oil Activity The Alliance for Sustainable Palm Oil Activity seeks to strengthen private sector initiatives that address the link between deforestation and the palm oil industry.
Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Program USAID/Indonesia is seeking applications from U.S. and International Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) that describes approaches to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in both the land use/forestry sector and the energy sector.
Health Services Program The Health Services Program is a four and a half year program designed and developed by USAID/Indonesia to reduce mortality among mothers, newborns and children, and to improve the health system which delivers basic human services in Indonesia.
Improved Quality of Teaching and Learning program USAID/Indonesia Improved Quality of Teaching and Learning program activity is to provide the Government of Indonesia with technical services and related resources necessary to improve the qualityof teaching and learning in Indonesia's public and private schools.
Monitoring Evaluation & Learning (MEL) Support to USAID/Indonesia Mission Monitoring Evaluation & Learning (MEL) Support to USAID/Indonesia Mission Task order under USAID Asia Learning and M&E Support Project
CEPAT-RCD - Community Empowerment of People Against Tuberculosis (CEPAT) (Indonesia):  The project will work to improve TB services in two Eastern Indonesian provinces - Papua and West Papua - through a community mobilization approach. RCD will leverage existing faith-based networks to improve the following: public awareness of TB; appropriate and timely health seeking behaviors; early case finding; and TB and TB-HIV patient community-based support networks. RCD will also advocate to local government authorities for appropriate allocation of domestic funding toward improving the TB program. Additionally, their advocacy efforts will focus on local government budget allocation to facilitate civil society and community engagement. ..Expected Results.Increased percentage of people with TB symptoms tested; Increased percentage of TB patients identified and commencing DOTS treatment;Increased percentage of TB patients receiving community support services during treatment; andIncreased rate of TB patients completing DOTS treatment.
OFDA-2014-World Neighbors New Disaster Risk Reduction in Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
USAID Economic Growth Support Activity (EGSA) (Option Year) (Indonesia):  USAID will continue ongoing work to improve the GOI's public financial management through bolstering GOI's institutional and human resource technical capacity via training classes, financial modeling, policy assessment/revision, and responding to the Finance Ministry's requests for assistance. USAID will increase competitiveness of the private sector and ease-of-doing-business for domestic and foreign business entities by providing technical assistance to improve policies, laws, and regulations that form Indonesia's business enabling environment. Ongoing analyses will be conducted to determine the most effective leverage points and potential public and private sector partners on which to refine the design of an intervention. This activity would assist the Finance Ministry in mitigating COVID-19 second-order economic effects to revive Indonesia's economic growth after the pandemic. .Expected results:.Improve Indonesia's macro-level policy and regulations on issues such as constraints to sustained economic growth, poverty alleviation, budget execution and areas related to the business enabling environment to help drive the Indonesian economy..Level the playing field and improve market access for U.S. business and international companies by reducing barriers to trade and opening more sectors of Indonesia's economy to foreign investment..Increase the capacity of Indonesians and Indonesian institutions in the economic policy analysis..In collaboration with the Finance Ministry, second-order COVID-19 economic effects reduced or mitigated. .USAID will contribute to Indonesia's capacity and commitment to plan, finance and implement the solution in the economic sector, to the Indo-Pacific Strategy and to the U.S. Mission objective of increasing economic engagement and U.S. prosperity through Indonesia's adoption of international best practices and policies that foster sustainable economic growth....
CEPPS/IRI CEPPS/IRI Expected Results: Political Party Organizational Development Political parties define and clarify their organizational structures, including methods by which they actively recruit, track and retrain membership. Representation and Outreach: Political parties conduct issue oriented campaigns that respond effectively to voter concerns, while increasing knowledge of their political base. Political Party Participation in Elections: Political parties are better able to mobilize voters and play an active role in monitoring the polls on election day.
CEPAT NU - Community Empowerment of People Against Tuberculosis (CEPAT) LKNU (Indonesia):  Lembaga Kesehatan Nadhlatul Ulama (LKNU) is one of three CEPAT grantees. The project will support increased community mobilization to enhance understanding of TB, influence health seeking behaviors, intensify efforts for early case finding and provide support to patients on treatment. Advocacy efforts will aim to increase TB resources and improve TB services by all care providers. LKNU will also work to provide support to TB MDR patients to ensure they have access to quality TB services to complete their treatment. . . .Expected results: . .Increased  percentage of people with TB symptoms tested; Increased  percentage of TB patients identified and initiated on DOTS treatment;Increased  percentage of TB patients receiving community support services during treatment;Increased rate of TB patients completing DOTS treatment and getting cured.
Emergency/Asia & Near East - Title II International Food Relief Parnerships Emergency/Asia & Near East
Election Support The principal purpose of this award is to improve the quality of election processes in Indonesia, particularly from the standpoint of election administration and complaint adjudication. Following the elections, the program will also work with various stakeholders to carry out a post-election assessment.
USAID Landscape Approach to Sustainable and Climate Change Resilient Cocoa and Coffee Agroforestry (USAID LASCARCOCO) (Indonesia):  N/a
Educating and Equipping Tomorrow's Justice Reformers (E2J) (Indonesia):  This is the final year of funding for the Educating and Equipping Tomorrow's Justice Reformers (E2J) project. This project aims to develop a generation of lawyers, public servants, and scholars, who are well-versed in the knowledge and skills needed to sustain justice sector reforms. Furthermore, the overall opportunities and incentives to pursue a career in public service and contribute to justice sector reform efforts will be enhanced by:-Strengthening the capacity of higher education institutions to provide legal education, research, and service;-Strengthening the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) to support, advocate, and monitor justice sector reform; and-Increasing collaboration among organizations and institutions in the justice sector.A more reliable justice system will contribute to broader sustainable peace with adequate and trusted formal mechanisms for resolving disputes and ending impunity.E2J consists of two primary components:-Strengthening Indonesian law schools; and -Strengthening capacity of justice sector-related CSOs.
DECENTRALIZED AND PARTICIPATORY LOCAL GOVERNMENT Decentralized and Participatory Local Government
Strengthening Integrity & Accountabilities Project I (Indonesia):  The primary objective of assistance under this IM is to strengthen government integrity and accountability - principally at the national level. To meet the objective, USAID works with Indonesian governmental institutions and non-governmental organizations in two primary areas. Investments support the work of key accountability agencies and other efforts to reduce the influence of money politics in Indonesia. Examples of institutions include the Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) and the Supreme Audit Body (BPK). These are the final months of activity under this IM, investments will focus on providing flexible and rapid assistance for new leadership seeking to carry out the government's anti-corruption agenda.
Stakeholder Coordination, Advocacy, Linkages, and Engagement for Resilience Phase II Program (SCALE-R II) Stakeholder Coordination, Advocacy, Linkages, and Engagement for Resilience Phase II Program (SCALE-R II)
Indonesia Clean Energy Development - II (ICED II Project) (Indonesia):  With an annual growth rate of 7% to 10%, the Government of Indonesia (GOI) is struggling to meet current energy demand. In the electricity sub-sector alone, Indonesia requires an estimated additional 35 gigawatts (GW) of power generation capacity within the next 5yrs. The current installed capacity is 43.5 GW. The 2014 National Energy Policy outlines the GOI's priorities in enhancing energy security and diversity; it calls for a significant increase in the contribution of new and renewable energy sources from the current level of approximately 8% to 23% by 2025. ..To advance the Indo-Pacific Strategy, ICED II works with key stakeholders in the energy sector to accelerate Indonesia's energy sector transformation to achieve targets by: 1) building GOI's capacity to implement energy planning to achieve 100% electrification ratio by 2020, 2) promoting transparent and globally accepted procurement procedures to drive investment in the renewable energy sector, 3) enhancing the capacity of Indonesia's electricity company to plan, procure, and integrate renewable energy into the power grid, and 4) assisting the private sector, incl. project developers, banks, and other financial institutions, to realize priority projects. USAID helps create a level playing field for private sector investment in renewable energy market valued at approx. $12 billion. ICED II contributes to the U.S. Mission objective of supporting Indonesia's greater global and regional role promoting democratic values, rule of law, and protecting the environment, public health, and other shared priorities. ICED II will support GOI to be more capable in planning, financing and implementing solutions for development in addressing energy demands and accelerating Indonesia's energy sector transformation, and the Private Sector engagement to be more effectively in catalyzing sustained investment in renewable energy sector.  This contributes to the IPS energy initiative...
Indonesia Partnership Fund for HIV/AIDS II (IPF) USAID/Indonesia provides direct funding support to the NAC s Indonesia Partnership Fund for HIV/AIDS (IPF). The IPF was launched in 2005 as funding mechanism to receive and channel funds from domestic or international partners, government, and the private sector. Its primary goal is to support and strengthen an effective and sustainable multisectoral response to the HIV epidemic by increasing Indonesia s capacity to halt, and begin to reserve, the spread of HIV/AIDS infection.
Award to strengthen community resilience through improved disaster preparedness and response in Indonesia Award to strengthen community resilience through improved disaster preparedness and response in Indonesia
Investing in Human Capital for Disaster Management (RMPP) Investing in Human Capital for Disaster Management (RMPP)
Agricultural Marketing and Support Activity-II (AMARTA II) Program AMARTA II is a follow on to the AMARTA I. AMARTA II will continue to focus on the improvement of selected high-value crops through technology transfer, training of farmers, strengthening farmers groups and associations, promoting market linkages, and supporting policy and regulatory changes through advice by stakeholders. Towards this end, it will provide technical assistance across the key value chain links, train farmers, strengthen farmers associations, support the growth of small and medium agribusiness enterprises, including domestics and export marketing, and will work with and support GOI institutions involved in agricultural technology transfer and technology development.
Humanitarian Assistance Localized capacity building on disaster risk reduction and management
USAID Effective Marine Conservation or Konservasi Laut Efektif  (USAID Kolektif) (Indonesia):  N/a
USAID Support for Indonesia Climate Change Trust Fund (ICCTF) (Indonesia):  The Indonesian Climate Change Trust Fund (ICCTF) was established in 2009 by the GOI to boost investment in Indonesia's climate resilience and low carbon economy by consolidating and increasing access to private, public, and international climate finance.  ICCTF serves as a mechanism for multilateral and bilateral development partners to make financial pledges to pool resources to support climate change mitigation and adaptation activities aligned with the GOI's National Climate Mitigation Action Plan (RAN-GRK) and National Climate Adaptation Plan (RAN-API).~USAID supports the plan of the Government of Indonesia to cut the country's carbon emissions by 26 percent by 2020 through protection of forests and peat lands with international aid.~ USAID/Indonesia's $5 million contribution to ICCTF will fund a suite of projects with Indonesian local organizations to 1) reduce Indonesian greenhouse gas emissions from the land use sector, and 2) facilitate adaptation to climate change Indonesia.~The~ICCTF~is one of only two nationally managed trust funds in the world dedicated to fighting climate change, and is a model for many middle-income and developing countries.
Indonesia Monitoring and Evaluation Support Project (MESP) The USAID/Indonesia Monitoring and Evaluation Support Project (MESP) is designed to improve the functioning and utility of USAID Mission Performance Monitoring, Evaluation and Project Planning and Design systems through a combination of targeted direct M&E implementation, expert technical assistance, formal training, and knowledge sharing and M&E collaboration support.
UK FCDO Green Economic Growth Support The programme aims to promote green growth in Papua. It will contribute to the government of Papuas vision and spatial plan that intends to preserve 90 per cent forest cover in the province. In doing so the programme will support the provinces transition away from a high carbon business as usual growth trajectory onto a low carbon development pathway. The programme is designed to address the key barriers to private sector development in Papua that will enable firms to pursue low carbon business opportunities. It will work directly with firms, the financial sector, and the public sector to improve the commercial and environmental sustainability of small and medium sized enterprises. In addition, the programme will generate knowledge on how green growth can be implemented in Indonesia and globally.
Inclusive Workforce Development Partnership Initiative (Mitra Kunci) (Indonesia):  Through Mitra Kunci Initiative, USAID increases the access of low-income young adults (ages 18-34) to skills development and training. Through grants and targeted technical assistance, this activity works with the Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, local governments, civil society, and private sector counterparts, to test innovative programming and assess interventions for impact and the potential to scale up activities. Through training, workshops, dialogues, internships/apprenticeships, mentoring, job fairs, surveys, and assessments, this activity will better equip low-income and vulnerable youth for employment and increase their access to opportunities for greater economic independence. Supporting workforce and skills development for low-income and vulnerable young adults contributes to Indonesia's capacity and commitment to pursue long-term economic prosperity as a key regional and global partner of the U.S.  Specifically, this activity also contributes to the Indo-Pacific Strategy and  the  U.S. Mission objectives of supporting Indonesia's development of a healthy, educated, and skilled population to drive inclusive economic growth as well as its responsiveness to its citizens with the consistent and accountable provision of essential services. .Expected Results:.Equip at least 40,000 poor and vulnerable youth with hard skills and soft skills .Improve training curriculum of 35 workforce development institutions .Improve capacity of 10 tertiary education institutions to equip students with entrepreneurship skills....
Biodiversity and Tropical Forestry Assessment Report - Indonesia Biodiversity and Tropical Forestry Assessment Report - Indonesia
Support for Economic Analysis Development in Indonesia (SEADI) The Support for Economic Analysis Development in Indonesia (SEADI) program aims to improve the economic policy framework for growth, job creation, poverty reduction, and strengthen Indonesian economic analysis capacity. In order to promote sustainability, SEADI utilizes existing Indonesian institutions to undertake much of this analysis, and capacity building, including long-term training for a number of Indonesians, to strengthen economic analysis capability.
Prioritizing Reform, Innovation, Opportunities for Reaching Indonesia's Teachers, Administrators and Students (PRIORITAS) (Indonesia):  Description of Project: Despite critical gains in literacy and numeracy through compulsory primary education, Indonesia still lags far behind in the quality of instruction and training of teachers. The PRIORITAS program provides technical assistance and related resources needed to improve the quality of teaching and learning and school based management in the following institutions:-Public and private primary and junior secondary schools,-Teacher training institutions,-Departments of education at Indonesian universities.The expected outcomes of PRIORITAS include:-Increasing the capacity of the MOEC, MORA, and teacher training institutions to help district governments to plan, manage, implement, and coordinate the service delivery;-Strengthening the capacity of districts and education stakeholders to manage schools through more effective data and planning, budgeting, and policy development and greater transparency and accountability; and -Increasing the capacity of provincial and district governments to develop systems to engage stakeholders and national policy makers for better technical coordination and staff development. Objectives for Indonesia: Through the PRIORITAS (Prioritizing Reform, Innovation, and Opportunities for Reaching Indonesia’s Teachers, Administrators, and Students) program, USAID has committed itself to encouraging improvements in early grade reading by developing grade-appropriate reading books that will enrich current classroom instruction.
Contribution to Multi-donor Trust Fund (MDTF) for Trade and Investment Contribution to Multi-donor Trust Fund (MDTF) for Trade and Investment
SENADA Indonesia Competitiveness SENADA, a four-year project financed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), generated growth, jobs, and income by increasing the competitiveness of Indonesias labor-intensive manufacturing industries, including footwear, furniture, garments, auto parts, and information and communications technology. Having a thorough understanding of the actors and dynamics throughout a value chainfrom input suppliers to final retail customersis critical to bringing about growth and change. SENADAs industry value chain approach focused on enterprises while incorporating the institutions and services integral to selected industries. National, provincial, and local governments; universities; financial, business service, and technology providers; and other supporting institutions worked side-by-side with SENADA and Indonesian enterprises to improve productivity.
Enhanced Multi Drug Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB) Services through Network of Private Hospital - MENTARI TB (Indonesia):  N/a
OFDA-2014-Indonesia-Grant-IOM Building Preparedness for Disaster Risk Management in Indonesia -Reducing Risks of Population Displacement; Camp Coordination and Camp Management
USAID Sustainable Municipal Solid Waste Management and Partnership (USAID SELARAS) (Indonesia):  N/a
Indonesia Control of Corruption Project (ICCP) The objective of the Millennium Corporation Challenge Threshold Program Indonesia Control of Corruption Project (MCC ICCP) is to assist the Government of Indonesia (GOI) with four project components aimed at reducing corruption in the judicial sector: 1) implement administrative and financial reforms with the Supreme Court; 2) help the Indonesian Financial Intelligence Unit (PPATK) to increase monitoring of reports concerned with money laundering and introduce a Know Your Customer program with non-banking financial institutions; 3) assist the Corruption Eradication Commission with courtroom monitoring and use of anti-corruption indicators; and 4) introduce e-government procurement in five provinces.
Water supply in Deir Ez Zor (SYR-0003) This initiative supports the March 2021 flooding and Covid19 response in Timor-Leste. This will ensure communities have increased emergency support for water, sanitiation and hygeine (WASH), shelter, food and non-food items. Education will also be provided to increase knowledge of good practices (washing hands with soap and water, social distancing) to prevent transmission of Covid19.