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Program to Extend Scholarship and Training to Achieve Sustainable Impacts (PRESTASI 3) (Indonesia):  The.PRESTASI 3 project provides Indonesian professionals, particularly GOI.officials, with higher education opportunities that provide future leaders with.the ability to improve equity, accountability and transparency in the delivery.of public services and the deployment of private sector resources.  . .Expected.results include: 1) an expanded cadre of skilled leaders and managers who can.disseminate new knowledge and skills; 2) more efficient, transparent, and.accountable practices in managing resources across sectors leading to better.service delivery; 3) increased number of Indonesian leaders holding advanced.degrees (Master's and Ph.D.'s) from U.S. and Indonesian institutions of higher.education; and, 4) increased number of women and individuals from disadvantaged.and/or underrepresented geographic areas participating in the program..
Support for Peaceful Democratization in Indonesia (SPD) The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Support for Peaceful Democratization Program (SPD) was implemented by Development Alternatives, Inc. (DAI) under the Support Which Implements Fast Transition II (SWIFT II) IQC. This program assisted local organizations in their work to address violent conflict across Indonesia. While a range of conflicts affect every society, SPD addressed violent conflicts between groups with incompatible interests regarding the distribution of resources, control of power and participation in political decision making, identity, status, or values. SPD support was rapid and flexible, addressing urgent needs and overarching causes of conflict.
Scaling Up For Most-At-Risk Populations: Organizational Performance (SUM II) SUM II works in eight provinces to scale up sustainable, integrated HIV interventions for most-at-risk populations (MARPs), including sex workers and their clients, men who have sex with men, and injecting drug users, as well as people living with HIV. The interventions are designed to create lasting behavior change among MARPs. SUM II is managing $6.5 million in small grants to civil society organizations (CSOs) to build their capacity and expand interventions in communities or "hotspots" where there is a high concentration of MARPs and a likelihood of high-risk behavior. The purpose of the grants is to provide working capital to improve organizational performance and leverage funds from non-US government sources, including local government and other donors.
NPI 2 - Media Empowerment for Democratic Integrity and Accountability (MEDIA) (Indonesia):  N/a
CEPPS/NDI CEPPS/NDI Objectives: To strengthen the efforts of political parties to develop the organizational, political and communication skills necessary to compete effectively in the upcoming elections. Enhance the skills and capacities of women to become more effective political leaders. Improve the capacity and understanding of political parties to use the temporary voter list as an electoral tool that will help them compete in the elections and help build broader support for the registration process.
Program Representation (Indonesia):  In FY 2015, funds will support innovative investment opportunities to strengthen policy under USAID's primary CDCS focus areas: environment, health, education, human rights and anti-corruption. Partnerships forged with local research institutes, think-tanks and CSOs will continue to play a critical role in achieving numerous objectives under the CDCS. The project will also continue to lend support to strengthening GOI's South-South & Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) Program through analysis and inclusion of civil society, private sector and university stakeholders.Expected results: -Policy research, independent analysis and public consideration of legislation and policies improved. -Evidenced-based approach to policy formulation and implementation in the key areas of health, education, environment, accountability and human rights strengthened.-Participation of civil society, private sector and universities as key stakeholders in SSTC increased.
UP: Strengthening Indonesia Climate Change Mitigation Capacity UP: Strengthening Indonesia Climate Change Mitigation Capacity
USAID/OFDA Grant for Indonesia To establish a sustainable resource center dedicated to developing capacity for improving resilient and safer communities against multiple hazards and climate change impacts in Indonesia
USAID Mobilizing Networks for Self-reliance to Fight TB (Mandiri-TB) (Indonesia):  The TB Local Organizations Network is a key component of the USAID Global Accelerator to End Tuberculosis.  The TB LON also leverages additional resources from countries, private sector partners, and other local organizations to meet the UN Target of treating 40 million people by 2022 through provision of accessible services, resulting in increased diagnosis and treatment success rates..USAID-funded Mandiri-TB (Mobilizing Networks for Self-Reliance to Fight TB/Mobilisasi Jejaring untuk Kemandirian Melawan TB) project builds Indonesia self-reliance in ending TB.  This is achieved by empowering the networks of local TB stakeholders such as the district government, health providers, civil society organizations as well private-owned institutions. Mobilizing and empowering networks of TB stakeholders displays commitment and ability to plan, finance and implement solutions to solve local challenges in eliminating TB. ..To achieve this, Mandiri-TB focuses on two strategies: .Multi-sectoral approach to motivate the government and corporate sector to increase funding for TB elimination. .Empower TB civil societies and patient organizations to strengthen peer support and case management of DR-TB patients. ..The activity will contribute to the Indo-Pacific Strategy and 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.
USAID/OFDA Grant for Indonesia GRANT TO PDC FOR Risk Management Policy and Practice IN INDONESIA
Grant to World Bank for PNPM Support Facility Trust Fund Grant to World Bank for PNPM Support Facility Trust Fund. The National Program for Community Empowerment or PNPM is a national program of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia (GOI) for community empowerment aimed at accelerating poverty reduction. The goal of this program is to empower diverse rural and urban communities to actively participate in development. In this regard, the PNPM objective is to nurture the solidarity and cooperative spirit of the community to be self-sustaining.
Green House Gas Emissions (Forestry) APS ENV/FFI: Flora Fauna Indonesia Initial funding
Basic Education Assist special populations which may be vulnerable or at-risk on a temporary or chronic basis whose needs are not addressed under emergency humanitarian assistance or other programs. These include groups such as the disabled; orphans, children and at-risk youth; victims of trafficking; victims of gender-based violence; refugees, returnees, ethnic minorities, internally displaced or other socially excluded groups; the elderly; and female heads of household. Depending on circumstances, services may intend to protect groups; mitigate adverse conditions they face, or to remove barriers to help integrate them into society. Components may include measures to increase the capacity of local service and advocacy NGOs and/or professional social workers; to establish public/private service delivery partnerships as well as family and community focused service models; to establish effective referral networks; to develop appropriate service protocols and methods for screening prospective recipients; or to improve public understanding and sensitivity to the needs of the vulnerable. While services provided should not exclude victims of trafficking in persons, programs designed specifically for this group fall under the Peace and Security Objective under the Transnational Crime Area and the Trafficking in Persons and Migrant Smuggling Element.
The Blue Abadi Initiative - GDA (Indonesia):  This Initiative aims to conserve Papua's Bird's Head Seascape (BHS), an unparalleled marine biodiversity ecosystem, that empowers local indigenous communities; enhances food security and livelihoods; contributes to coastal fisheries in Areas 715,717,718; delivers environmental, social&economic benefits; demonstrates effective, integrated, sustainable and replicable models of coastal fisheries management; improves and maintains coral reef health, endangered sea turtle populations, fish stocks, and the well-being of local communities across the BHS. It will establish-and fund 3 years of operation for -the Blue Abadi Fund (BAF), Indonesia's first marine conservation trust fund,  that promote effective and sustainable management of marine resources and conservation and leverage additional contributions to the BAF, thus contributing to the long-term sustainability of BHS.
Indonesia Sustainable Ecosystem Advanced (SEA) Project (Indonesia):  Indonesia is home to one of the world's most productive and biologically diverse marine ecosystems and the U.S. is one of its top destination markets for Indonesian seafood. Through SEA, USAID reinforces Indonesia's Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) efforts to enhance fish production, food security and sustainable livelihoods in the provinces of North Maluku, Maluku and West Papua. USAID provides technical assistance and works with national and provincial governments, the private sector, NGOs, and communities to strengthen and improve the management of marine and fisheries resources. .USAID supports MMAF's goals for reforming Indonesian fisheries management by addressing illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing and mainstreaming ecosystem-based approaches in managing fisheries. USAID interventions include improved fish stock assessment, strengthening Fisheries Management Councils, developing evidence-based harvest strategies, and ensuring inclusion of customary rights for marine territories and resources. USAID strengthens planning and management of fourteen marine protected areas with local governments and communities, in support of Indonesia's commitments to Sustainable Development Goal No.14: conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development. Effective management of Indonesia's marine resources contributes to long-term economic prosperity across the archipelago and supports the Indo-Pacific Strategy to improve natural resources management and to the U.S. Mission objective of strengthening Indonesia's global and regional role in promoting democratic values, rule of law, protecting the environment, public health, and other shared priorities. ..
Developmental Evaluation for USAID Jalin Project (Jalin DE) (Indonesia):  The Developmental Evaluation (DE) Jalin has demonstrated its ability to improve the effectiveness of the implementation of the USAID Jalin project through continuous learning and adaptation. In addition to enabling adaptive management of the USAID Jalin activity, the DE also provided assistance to the Ministry of Health (MOH) to develop maps of health facilities' maternal and newborn services to use in national-level discussions on the management of the healthcare system and development of new maternal-newborn health initiatives.   USAID will continue using DE to provide adaptive management support to USAID Jalin in third year of implementation.     .Based on the first year of implementation, the MOH recognized the value of using DE's methodology to provide real-time feedback and to improve program implementation. MOH has requested USAID to support implementing a developmental evaluation methodology for monitoring and evaluation of a new MOH national initiative on Maternal and Newborn Health. The new initiative includes a Special Allocation Fund (SAF) for MCH and a National Mentoring Program. DE will support the MOH in establishing a developmental evaluation system and conduct capacity building for MOH staff to implement and conduct DE methodology..
Assist USAID/Indonesia in the development of a Mission-wide PMP that will support the monitoring, evaluation, learning and reporting of results during the CDCS period Assist USAID/Indonesia in the development of a Mission-wide PMP that will support the monitoring, evaluation, learning and reporting of results during the CDCS period
Stakeholder Coordination, Advocacy, Linkages, and Engagement for Resilience Program (SCALE-Resilience) CADRE - Mercy Corps "The Stakeholder Coordination, Advocacy, Linkages, and Engagement for Resilience (SCALE-Resilience)", in (West) Jakarta, West Sumatra, Lampung, Maluku Islands. A three-year program in improving resiliency of populations vulnerable to natural hazards and impacts of climate change through strengthening the capacity of government, civil society, and the private sector to reduce risks and adapt to climate change.
Augmenting Scientific Research and Education through Biodiversity Research Augmenting Scientific Research and Education through Biodiversity Research
Climate World Neighbors "Climate Change Management in Nusa Tenggara" The purpose of this action is to contract one security expert and one legal expert in execution of judgments.
Scaling Up for Most-at-Risk Populations  Technical Support Project (SUM I) In Indonesia, FHI 360 serves as a leader in the prevention and treatment of HIV among the countrys most-at-risk populations, including injecting drug users, sex workers, men who have sex with men, waria (transgender people) and the sexual partners of individuals from these groups. The five-year Scaling Up for Most-at-Risk Populations Technical Support Project (SUM I) works to accelerate the implementation of comprehensive and effective interventions for people at risk of HIV infection.
Integrated Pest Management Collaborative Research (IPM) Integrated Pest Management Collaborative Research (IPM)
Dual Master's Program in Applied Economics for Indonesia The USAID Grant to the Georgia State University (GSU) Research Institute in partnership with Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta, developed a dual masters degree collaborative program. Participants enroll for nine months of course work at UGM for preparatory training and continue to GSU for a fourteen-month course of study. Participants will obtain a dual Masters Degree -- a Master of Arts from GSU and a Master of Science from UGM, which will strengthen the capacity of the Fiscal Policy Office staff to provide high quality economic and fiscal policy advice.
The Acceleration of Indonesias Transformation To A Digital Economy By Improving Digital Talent Through TALENTA, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) works with leading cloud services provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Elitery, an Indonesian IT managed services provider, to accelerate Indonesias cloud-based digital transformation through workforce training and digital technology support for startups and small- and medium-enterprises.. . TALENTA will strengthen Indonesias economy by preparing job-ready graduates and small- and medium-enterprises for the increasingly digital marketplace of the future. The program will be rolled out to universities, students, and startups. It will focus on working with universities to develop Indonesias cloud computing workforce by enhancing the digital skills of students, lecturers, and universities. The partnership with AWS and Elitery will also equip Indonesias startups with cloud digital technology training and facilitate technology adoption, provide support for innovation, and connect startups to potential investors.
Effective Democratic and Decentralized Governance Promote legitimate contestation for ideas and political power through democratic political processes that reflect the will of the people. Establish or develop competitive multiparty systems through improving the legal and regulatory framework under which political parties and political entities operate.
Effective Democratic and Decentralized Governance Effective Democratic and Decentralized Governance
USAID - Technical and Management Support to Indonesian LPDP Scholarship (TEMAN LPDP) (Indonesia):  N/a
OFDA-2014-Indonesia/Volcano-Grant-UNWFP Operational Logistics support to BNPBs emergency relief response for populations displaced by Mount Sinabung eruptions - Humanitarian Coordination and Info Management
Sustainable Higher Education Research Alliances (SHERA) (Indonesia):  USAID SHERA is a university-to-university research partnership that aims to improve Indonesia's ability to develop evidence based policy making and contribute to global scientific discourse by increasing the quality and availability of scientific data.  These partnerships  conduct collaborative research and involve 2,000 faculty members, staff and Ph.D students from 30 universities. The partnerships' research focuses on food security, sustainable energy alternatives, respiratory infectious diseases, urban development issues, and transportation technology. The university partners disseminate their research globally and establish networks for collaboration between individual scientists and institutions to promote innovation in key development areas.  . In close collaboration with the Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education and the Institute of International Education, the implementing partner provides technical assistance to the University of Indonesia, Bogor Agricultural University, University of Padjajaran, Institute Technology of Bandung, and the University of Gadjah Mada to establish and manage centers of excellence.  Increasing Indonesia's scientific discourse and research capabilities contributes to both Indonesia's development as well as regional and global development through shared innovation. Specifically, USAID SHERA contributes to the U.S. Mission objective of supporting Indonesian development of a healthy, educated, and skilled population to drive inclusive economic growth..
Generating Anticipatory Measures for Better Utilization of Tropical Peatlands (GAMBUT) The Generating Anticipatory Measures for Better Utilization of Tropical Peat lands (GAMBUT) is a $2 million USAID/Indonesia project designed to systematically reduce and mitigate peat fires. USAID is working in partnership with the United Nations Office for REDD+ Coordination in Indonesia (UNORCID). The project will work to reduce the number of burning fires, or 'hotspots', and consequently, reduced haze impacts and greenhouse gas emissions from those areas. The project will use the Sustainable Landscapes indicators on GHG reductions, as well as increased number of institutions with improved capacity to reduce emission.~
JAdi Pengusaha MandiRI (JAPRI):  Become an Independent Entrepreneur Program JAdi Pengusaha MandiRI (Become an Independent Entrepreneur, otherwise known as JAPRI) provides poor and vulnerable (P&V) youth ages 18-30 in Indonesia with entrepreneurship knowledge and other basic business skills, and links them to additional ongoing support that will help them start new businesses or grow their existing ones.
IKAT - POWER: Political Women Representation Inisiatif Kemitraan Asia Tenggara  United States (IKATUS) or Southeast Asia  US Partnership: Civil Societies Innovating Together is designed to achieve these goals. This is an unprecedented effort to facilitate the sharing of the expertise and experience of Indonesian civil society organizations outside Indonesia, by developing and implementing projects on a range of democracy, governance, and human rights subjects in partnership with their counterparts from U.S. civil society and other Southeast Asian countries. POWER: Political Women Representation is under IKAT-US Component 1 program implementations with the purpose of building sustainable partnership to promote women's political representation in southeast asian countries.
USAID/OFDA COOP for Indonesia Providing Technical Assistance and Training Teams (TATTs) to selected BPBDs in Indonesia
COVID-19 Mitigation Activities and Humanitarian and Social Protection in Indonesia (Indonesia):  N/a
The Collaborative Fisheries Management - Bersama Kelola Perikanan (Ber-IKAN) (Indonesia):  N/a
Strengthening Southeast Asian Media Partnerships to Promote Human Rights and Good Governance The objecgive of the program is to increase appreciation for democracy, good governance and human rights among Southeast Asian citizens, and to improve the quality of journalism in the region. This program utilizes the experience and expertise of Indonesian organizations to improve the capacity of Southeast Asian media and journalists. It also increases understanding of human rights and good governance among tens of millions of people in Southeast Asia as a result of the broadcast across the region of media content that promotes such values. These two objectives are achieved by: strengthening a regional network of independent media, the Asia Calling Network; expanding the reach of theweekly Asia Calling radio program; introducing an Asia Calling television program; and conducting training for journalists associated with both programs.
Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction ENV: Office of Procurement requested to forward fund more than 36 months and fully obligating the total estimated costs for a new cooperative agreements for Climate Adaptation and Disaster Resilience (CADRE) program its Project Concern International (PCI), $1,500,000 for 36 months (three years) of implementation.
USAID Kunci - YouthWin through Economic Participation (YEP) (Indonesia):  Through YEP activities,  seven Regular and Modular Training of Trainers (TOTs) have been successfully implemented with the total participants of 188 trainers from 53 institutions such as vocational training centers,  community based organizations, and corporate in-house training centers.  YEP will continue to work with its stakeholders in West, Central, East Java and the national government to increase the adoption of the Financial Life Skills (FLS) modules. The implementation in Sukabumi District, received a positive responses  that the local government agencies will adopt the FLS training program. Three districts and provincial governments allocated its budget to integrate FLS training onto their regular training program.  ..Expected Results.Equip at least 10,000 youth with financial literacy and life skills..Trained 188 people as training providers for financial literacy and life skills.Forty-three YEP education institution partners trained 4,464 youth (52% female) in financial literacy and life skills through 145 trainings ..This activity will contribute to Indonesia capacity and commitment to plan, finance and implement the solution in the education and workforce development sector.  In addition,  the activity contributes to the Indo-Pacific Strategy and the U.S. Mission objective of supporting Indonesia's model of good governance practices to promote the development of a healthy, educated, and skilled population to drive inclusive economic growth.
IKAT - Tigers with Teeth: Strengthening Legal Advocacy Efforts to Build ASEANs Regional Human Rights System Inisiatif Kemitraan Asia Tenggara  United States (IKATUS) or Southeast Asia  US Partnership: Civil Societies Innovating Together is designed to achieve these goals. This is an unprecedented effort to facilitate the sharing of the expertise and experience of Indonesian civil society organizations outside Indonesia, by developing and implementing projects on a range of democracy, governance, and human rights subjects in partnership with their counterparts from U.S. civil society and other Southeast Asian countries. Tigers with Teeth is under IKAT-US Component 1 program implementations with the purpose of building sustainable partnership to promote women's political representation in southeast asian countries.
Integrated Fire Management to reduce wildfires and to sustain peat land management The project aims to apply best practice and innovative approaches on integrated fire management in support of peat lands initiative; the project will support government's capacity to reduce peat land fires through a cluster based approach