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Fiscal and Public Expenditure Management Program (Subprogram 2) The program was designed to comprise two subprograms with the possibility of including two additional subprograms. This approach allows ADB to pace its support to the government’s reform efforts. Based on the government’s request, FPEMP will include a third subprogram to continue the reform momentum and strengthen the links between the RPJMN and SDGs. Subprogram 2 improves budget preparation, transparency, execution, and monitoring, including implementation of gender-responsive tagging and budgeting. Subprogram 3 will include 13 policy actions, six of which are considered prior actions, including piloting labor market activation programs for SDGs implementation, which will be supported through ADB technical assistance.
Nutrition Improvement through Community Empowerment The ultimate goal of the Project is to help Indonesia achieve target 2 of Millenium Development Goal (MDG) 1: to halve the number of underweight children under five years of age by 2015 and related MDG goals. To achieve this, the Project aims to reduce the prevalence of underweight in children under five years of age, and pregnant and lactating women through strengthening the capacity of central and local governments in improving the management of nutrition services. Strengthening community-based services for children and women, and social mobilization for improved nutrition and hygiene is the centerpiece of the Project. 
The Project is expected to cover about 4,000 villages in 18 districts, including poor urban areas in 6 cities, in 6 provinces.  The participating provinces were selected and agreed upon between the Government, ADB and major stakeholders based on the following criteria: (i) prevalence of malnutrition, (ii) poverty incidence and (iii) local government commitment to contribute counterpart funding.  The Project is expected to have a demonstration effect, which may lead to an expansion of nutrition interventions to other provinces.
Sustainable and Reliable Energy Access Program - Western and Central Java $600 million results-based loan to help state-owned power company Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) provide affordable, sustainable, and reliable electricity to about 112 million people living in the western and central parts of Java island while also promoting the use of clean energy.
Indonesian Infrastructure Financing Facility Company Project The proposed financing of IIFF supports the Government of Indonesia's objective to increase the flow of private investment into infrastructure projects to a level that is 6-7 times the current average level.The financial projections developed for this transaction indicate that there is considerable untapped demand for long-tenor financing, however, and the lack of this product has significantly constrained the sustained expansion of infrastructure investment in Indonesia. It is in response to this perceived demand that an institutional response, tentatively named IIFF, was conceived in 2007. IIFF was conceptualized as a nonbanking financial institution incorporated as a limited liability company, with a target fund base of about $1 billion in 5 years from the commencement of operations and estimated to grow to about $4.4 billion by year 10. IIFF will finance commercially viable infrastructure projects  in Indonesia by offering ii long-term debt denominated in local or foreign currency and by providing the intellectual capital needed to catalyze public-private  partnerships in such projects. To help finance infrastructure projects structured as public-private partnerships (PPPs), IIFF will seek financial participation by pension funds, insurance companies, institutions, and new investor classes that can provide long-term sources of finance. IIFF will proactively seek, establish, and develop relationships with regional and local governments
and take on the development of projects promoted by these governments to generate fee-based income in the initial years of its operations. IIFF will be able to capitalize on its early involvement in advising the Government and other parties in relation to developing infrastructure projects to generate funding opportunities.
Sustainable Development Goals Indonesia One - Green Finance Facility (Phase 1) The sovereign financial intermediary loan to Indonesia will be onlent to PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (PT SMI) for SIO-GFF implementation, to support achievement of the country's sustainable development goals (SDG's) through an innovative transition financing mechanism. The SIO-GFF mechanism will link funds provision to subprojects with clear green - a cross cutting theme across most SDGs - and financial bank-ability targets. Designed as a de-risking facility SIO-GFF aims to leverage ADB and government funds to catalyze a multiple of green funds from private, institutional and commercial sources  over time. The project will play a critical role in Indonesia's sustainable economic recovery following the COVID-19 caused pandemic including through specific targeting of post-COVID-19 recovery projects. TA support will provide capacity and implementation support to PT SMI as well help propose future SIO phases and more innovative leveraged finance tools.
SARULLA GEOTHERMAL POWER GENERATION PROJECT The project will develop the steam resources in the Sarulla concession area and construct, operate, and maintain three geothermal power generation units with a total capacity of about 320 megawatts (MW). The units will be powered by steam from production and injection facilities at the Silangkitang and Namora-I-Langit reservoirs, located in North Sumatra. The project will be developed and implemented under a 30-year energy sales contract (ESC) with PLN, a 30-year joint operating contract (JOC) with Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE) and a 20-year guarantee from the Ministry of Finance, as stipulated under a business viability guarantee letter (BVGL).
Fiscal And Public Expenditure Management Program (Subprogram 3) The program supports critical fiscal and public expenditure management reforms to improve the quality of government spending on health, education, social protection and infrastructure, and is consistent with the government's reform priorities to: (i) align the medium-term expenditure with the National Medium Term Development Plan 2015-2019 (RPJMN 2015-2019) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); (ii) enhance the national public expenditure system; and (iii) improve fiscal transfers and spending for better service delivery at the subnational government level.  The proposed subprogram is aligned with the operational priorities in ADB Strategy 2030 to: (i) address poverty and reduce inequality, (ii) strengthen governance and institutional capacity and (iii) accelerate progress on gender equality.
Local Government Finance and Governance Reform (Project Loan) The project loan implements reforms in public expenditure and financial management (PEFM) under phase 1 through development and upgrading of related FMIS. The project consists of five components: (i) upgrade and expand electronic access tothe regional financial information system (SIKD) by 100 local governments; (ii) computerize the new Directorate General of Regional Financial Management (DG BAKD), at the Ministry of Home Affairs to enhance oversight of PEFM reforms; (iii) develop and implement regional financial management information system (SIPKD) in 71 local governments; (iv) streamline and computerize the system at the Ministry of Finance (MOF) for review of local government regulations (perdas) and draft perdas on taxes and charges for consistency with higher laws and regulations; and (v) develop certification program at MOF for regional financial administrators.
COVID-19: Active Response and Expenditure Support Program The CARES program will provide timely support for urgent public health measures and for the expansion of social and economic assistance. It builds on ADB’s trusted relationship with the Government of Indonesia through longstanding engagement. Indonesia meets all of the access criteria of ADB’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response Option (CPRO) under the Countercyclical Support Facility (CSF), which include robust macroeconomic management, undertaking of key structural reforms, a pro-poor countercyclical expenditure program, and public debt levels maintained at sustainable levels.
WEST JAKARTA WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT WEST JAKARTA WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT - PALYJA's capital expenditure program will enhance and expand water supply infrastructure in West Jakarta, with a particular focus on growing the number of low income domestic customers, and will help meet the MDG target for water supply. Furthermore, the Project is expected to lead to improved affordability of water tariffs in Jakarta.
Emergency Assistance for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction In line with the Master Plan for Recovery and Reconstruction for Central Sulawesi (the Master Plan), the Emergency Assistance for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction (EARR) will support the Government of Indonesia in building back better critical infrastructure damaged by the devastating disasters in Central Sulawesi Province in September 2018, where a 7.4-magnitude earthquake triggered a near-field tsunami, landslides, and major liquefaction.
Urban Sanitation and Rural Infrastructure Support to PNPM Mandiri Project The Project forms part of the Government of Indonesia's ongoing flagship poverty reduction program - the National Program for Community Empowerment (PNPM Mandiri), which was launched in 2006 with the commitment to reduce poverty by  adapting a community-driven development approach and providing direct support to poor rural and urban communities to improve essential social services and basic infrastructure. In line with the overall objective of the PNPM Mandiri Program, the expected outcome of the Project is improved access to service delivery and healthy livelihoods for the poor, near poor, and women in the project communities. The Project will have three outputs: (i) strengthened capacity for community planning and development; (ii) improved rural basic infrastructure through community development grants; and (iii) improved sanitation services through neighborhood development grants. The Project will be implemented in a geographic slice of the PNPM Mandiri Program and include about 600 rural communities in four provinces; and 1,350 poor urban neighborhoods in 34 cities.
Vocational Education Strengthening Project In partnership with the Government and other donors, the Project is expected to increase the number of Indonesian workers with internationally competitive and entrepreneurial skills over the long term. This is consistent with the Government's economic and industry policy agenda. The medium-term outcome of the Project is expected to be expanded enrolments, improved quality, relevance and efficiency, and strengthened partnerships with industry in the model VSSS.  Key success indicators will include (i) a 20% increase in enrolments in model VSSS, (ii) teaching of academic subjects, especially mathematics, the sciences and English, upgraded to national standards through upgraded curricula with increased time allocations in model and alliance schools, (iii) agreements with local industry in at least 50% of model VSSS to implement student skills assessment using local industry personnel, (iv) entrepreneurship start-up programs offered in all model VSSS; (v) arrangements with international companies or agencies for mutual skills recognition trialled in at least 40 model VSSS.
Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program-Coral Triangle Initiative Project The project will enable coastal communities, and the institutions that support them, to manage coral reef resources, and associated ecosystems and biodiversity in a sustainable manner for increasing the economic and social welfare of coastal communities. COREMAP-CTI will support the government's sector development plan and national targets for establishing effective MPAs. Project implementation will focus on improving the management, sustainability and resilience of marine protected areas (MPAs). Interventions will target three national and seven district marine protected areas (MPAs) located in (i) Bintan, Batam, Lingga, and Natuna districts in Riau province; (ii) Central Tapanuli and North Nias districts in North Sumatra province; (iii) Mentawai district in West Sumatra province; (iv) Anambas national MPA in Anambas district, Riau province; (v) Pulau Pieh national MPA in Pariaman district, West Sumatra Province; and (vi) Gilimatra national MPA in North Lombok district, West Nusa Tenggara province (project area).
Stepping-Up Investments for Growth Acceleration Program-Subprogram 1 The program will support the Government of Indonesia's key reform priorities aimed at accelerating domestic and foreign direct investment to enable the country to reach its average medium-term economic growth target of 7%-9% per annum for the next 10 years. The reform priorities include a more predictable and open business environment, diversified modalities of infrastructure financing, and faster and more transparent public procurement. The program reflects the government's bottom-up and lessons-learned approach in reform design and implementation to ensure policy coherence among agencies and different tiers of government.
Advanced Knowledge and Skills for Sustainable Growth Project The proposed project will support advanced skills and knowledge for sustainable economic growth in Indonesia by upgrading three public universities in Sumatra and one public university in Bandung, West Java, as the first phase of higher-education reform. The project will support the construction and/or upgrading of new facilities that incorporate green-building and climate-proofing design features. The project will strengthen staff capacity at the universities and support demand-driven quality education and research aligned with local economic priorities. It will integrate new technologies in teaching programs, strengthen technical and vocational teacher education, and help the government develop a medium-term higher-education investment plan.
Regional Roads Development Project The proposed Project  will improve strategic national road corridors in northern Kalimantan and southern Java to support economic growth in these two less developed and poorer areas of Indonesia. The rehabilitation, capacity expansion and new construction of highways will strengthen national and regional connectivity, and improve access to markets, job opportunities and social services in four provinces.  The national road network in southern Java is incomplete, with some road sections of the southern Trans Java Highway not yet constructed resulting in gaps in network coverage; other sections are constructed below national standards and in poor condition. Improved road infrastructure in southern Java is necessary for removing existing constraints to economic growth and investment in this isolated area. Similarly, road network improvements are needed to support economic development in the less developed and remote districts in northern Kalimantan. Improved road connections in Kalimantan to the border will also support the Brunei Indonesia Malaysia Philippines-East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) transport initiatives to develop two land-based transport corridors for greater connectivity and reduced transport costs  and complement other BIMP-EAGA programs to reduce non-physical barriers to trade by improving customs, immigration, quarantine and security processes. Recognizing the need to protect and preserve the environmentally sensitive areas of Kalimantan, the proposed project will not support any road improvements in this area.
Competitiveness, Industrial Modernization, and Trade Acceleration Program, Subprogram 2 The program will support Indonesia’s inclusive, resilient, and sustainable development by (i) creating an enabling environment for investments; (ii) easing barriers to trade; and (iii) growing and upscaling micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). It will help raise the living standards of low-income populations, promote the development of MSMEs, create jobs, and reduce poverty and social inequality. The program will also enhance climate mitigation and adaptation and boost economic recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Financing Project Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide a senior unsecured loan to PT Indosurya Inti Finance (Indosurya) of up to $30 million (or its rupiah, equivalent) of up to 5 years. In the event that the A loan or part of it is denominated in US dollars, ADB expects to syndicate a B loan of up to $50 million by mobilizing impact investors and other eligible B loan participants, subject to market conditions. ADB also expects to provide a TA to support and enhance Indosurya?s asset and liability management framework.
Integrated Citarum Water Resources Management Investment Program - Project 1 The Project's objective is to improve water availability and improve integrated water resources managment. The Project's scope are project and  program management; IWRM; capacity building; support to water resources insfrastructure development and managment; water rights stregthening; disaster managment; environmental protection;  development of information and decision support systems; stakeholder participation.
Rural Infrastructure Support to PNPM Mandiri Project The Project will improve the socioeconomic conditions of the rural communities in the project area. The immediate objective of the proposed project is to improve access of the poor and near poor in rural areas in the participating provinces to basic rural infrastructure. The proposed project is proposed to have 3 components (i) community facilitation and mobilization; (ii) infrastructure rehabilitation; and (iii) implementation, monitoring and coordination support.
Fiscal and Public Expenditure Management Program (Subprogram 1) FPEMP supports the government's commitment to reduce household income inequality, and represents a medium- to long-term partnership between the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the government. The government's priority areas to reduce income inequality include (i) aligning medium-term expenditure and programs with its national medium-term development plan (RPJMN) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targets,  (ii) enhancing the national public expenditure systems to improve quality of spending, and (iii) improving fiscal transfers and subnational governments' spending to promote better public service delivery.
Flood Management in North Java Project The proposed Flood Management in North Java Project will strengthen the climate resilience of the people and the economy in the Cimanuk-Cisanggarung (CimanCis) and the Seluna river basin territories (RBTs). It will help in reducing the risk to 485,000 people, of which 200,000 are poor and vulnerable, agricultural crops, and assets from flooding in the rapidly urbanizing and industrializing northern coast area of Java island. The project will make the flood risk management (FRM) approach operational by (i) establishing earth observation services (EOSs) and flood forecasting early warning and flood evaluation systems (FFEWFESs) to enhance flood preparedness of communities, (ii) improving regional planning and land zoning to reduce exposure to floods, and (iii) increasing climate resilience of flood protection infrastructure and its operation and maintenance (O&M).
Stepping Up Investments for Growth Acceleration Program (Subprogram 3) The program supplements coordinated support provided by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to strengthen investment-led growth in Indonesia. The program promotes higher and better-quality investment through sequenced reforms that (i) provide a more predictable and open business environment, (ii) improve the framework for private sector participation in the infrastructure market, and (iii) make the public procurement system more efficient and transparent.
Infrastructure Project Development Facility The objective of the Project is to assist the Government, both national and regional, in preparing PPP projects effectively to increase PSP, resulting in improved availability and quality of infrastrucutre services. The Project has three components: (i) establishment of a national PDF (NPDF) to fund large-scale projects mostly in power, toll road, and trasnport sectors, and of a regional PDF (RPDF) to fund smaller-scale, decentralized infrastructure projects; (ii) technical advisory services to the PDF and capacity building for PPP project promotion and execution; and (iii) procurement and administrative services to the PDF.
Infrastructure Reform Sector Development Program - Subprogram 3 The Government fully recognized that private sector participation (PSP) could not be taken for granted, and that major structural and institutional reforms were needed. The IRSDP, formulated jointly by the Government and its principal development partners, supports a comprehensive medium-term reform agenda in various infrastructure sectors. The program loan supports three key reform pillars which are (i) strategic cross-sector reforms, (ii) sector-specific reforms for transportation, power, oil and gas, water supply and sanitation, and telecommunications; and (iii) facilitation of the preparation of public-private partnerships (PPP) resulting in sound model infrastructure projects that can be replicated.
Second Local Government Finance and Governance Reform Program - Subprogram 2 The subprogram 2 of the Second Local Government Finance and Governance Reform Program will support government efforts to improve living standards and local service delivery by implementing an efficient and equitable system of intergovernment fiscal relations. The reform priorities include efforts to improve the policy framework for fiscal decentralization, strengthen the capacity of regional government officials, and develop performance-oriented management systems.
Fourth Development Policy Support Program The fourth Development Policy Support Program (DPSP-4) is the fourth such operation in Indonesia. It is in substantive terms a continuation of DPSPs 1–3, the programmatic series of annual single-tranche operations from 2005 to 2007. The DPSP series—cofinancing the Development Policy Loan (DPL) series supported by the World Bank and the Government of Japan—is embedded in the Government’s Medium-Term National Development Plan (RPJM) for 2004–2009. It supports the RPJM’s broad goals of stimulating higher and sustainable economic growth with lower levels of unemployment and poverty, in three core areas: (i) investment climate, (ii) enhanced public financial management and governance, and (iii) public service delivery to the poor. The DPSP-4 is also proposed as a single-tranche operation based on completed actions demonstrating satisfactory progress. It builds on reforms undertaken during past DPSPs and sets the groundwork for an expanded policy dialogue for future operations.
Emergency Assistance for Recovery and Rehabilitation from Recent Disasters The proposed EARRD aims to help mitigate the adverse economic and social impacts of recent disasters in Central Sulawesi and Lombok. The EARRD will provide the Government of Indonesia with immediate and flexible financing to meet additional expenditures arising from disaster response.
Financial Market Development and Inclusion Program (Subprogram 2) The proposed subprogram 2 supports the government's main reform priorities in developing and making the finance sector more inclusive, and represents a medium- to long-term partnership between the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the government, and the Financial Services Authority (OJK). The government's priority areas include (i) strengthening the regulatory structure for financial stability, (ii) deepening the financial market, and (iii) enhancing financial inclusion with a focus on promoting access to financial services to poor households and women.