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UNICEF Papua Rural &#38;#38;#38; Remote Education The Government of Indonesia’s goals of improving access, quality and governance in basic education and its priority of providing nine years of basic education to all children.  Papua and West Papua continue to show education indicators (enrolment, attainment, and transition) significantly below other parts of Indonesia. Funding under this initiative supports a tailored intervention for Papua and West Papua due to its special development needs. The Australia-UNICEF Rural and Remote Education Initiative for Papuan Provinces focuses on improving literacy and numeracy for children in rural and remote schools as well as working on systemic change at the district and provincial levels. The design has three pillars: strengthening teaching and learning in rural and remote area schools; improving government prioritization of rural and remote area education;  and working in partnership with local government, civil society, parents and communities to support and improve education in rural and rem
Revitalisation of Local Community Livelihood The revitalisation of local community livelihood aims to combat poverty, environmental degradation and cultural erosion in Borobudur through the promotion of sustainable heritage Tourism. Through enhancing the skills of the local communities in the creative industries, the project will directly contribute to achieving two of the United Nations (UN) Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), being MDG 1 - Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger and MDG 7 - Ensure environmental sustainability. The total value of this initiative is $0.2 million expensed during the 2012-13 financial year.
Scholarships Jakarta ADS - Intake 2011 The Australia Awards program in Indonesia is the largest and longest running scholarships program offered by the Australian Government to any of its development partners countries. The program is valued highly by Indonesia for its contribution to human resources development in Indonesia and a vehicle for strong bilateral and people-to-people links. In 2010 Australian Development Scholarships, under the Australian Awards banner, offered 300 scholarships for postgraduate study in Australia. This is expected to increase to 500 scholarships by 2014. The total value of this initiative is $116.5 million over 9 years, starting 2009-10.
Corporate Program Enabling 2012/2013 Funding under this initiative supports the Corporate Enabling program, specifically technical 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 $4.8 million over the 2012-13 financial year.
School Reconstruction in W. Sumatra and W. Java School Reconstruction in West Sumatra and West Java supports the reconstruction of public education and health facilities damaged in the earthquake in Padang (and surrounding areas) and Tasikmalaya. In West Sumatra 4748 education facilities and 153 health facilities were damaged. In West Java approx. 3000 education facilities were damaged. The Australian Government and Government of Indonesia agreed that 80 per cent of funds would be used to reconstruct Ministry of National Education (MoNE) schools and 20 per cent of funds to reconstruct Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) madrasah, to reflect the proportion of damage to MoNE and MoRA schools.  The total value of this initiative is $15.9 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
Policy Analysis Unit – Social Development Funding under this initiative supports innovative, seed, or transitional work on social development issues in Indonesia. Particular areas of focus will be disability, inequality, community development, and social media. The fund's purpose is to allow fast action launches and to support transitions over to full fledged social development programs such as Australia's support for Indonesia's forthcoming village law, but not to design and manage its own large scale operations. The fund will also support selected studies, reviews, and learning events that contribute to social development mainstreaming in the Indonesia portfolio. Success of the fund will be measured by the number of pilots that get mainstreamed and through feedback from program counterparts. The total value of this initiative is $0.5 million to be expensed during the 2013-14 financial year.
Micronutrient The Micronutrient project will contribute to the Government of Indonesia’s (GoI) effort to achieve the nutrition priorities of the RPJMN (2015-19), leverage existing investments in Indonesia by the Government of Canada, and harness Micronutrient Initiative (MI)’s strong relationship with the GoI. MI will support the GoI's effort to improve the coverage and adherence of Iron Folic Acid supplements for pregnant women, Vitamin A supplementation program and use of Zinc and ORS in treatment of childhood diarrhea in East Java and East Nusa Tenggara.  It is expected that in the 2 provinces the project will result in an additional 73,500 pregnant women receive at least 90 IFA tablets and 60,000 consume at least 90 IFA tablets and among children 6-59 months an additional 240,000 children 6-59 months are expected to be reached with two doses of VAS every year and 365,000 children 6-59 months treated with both zinc and ORS for diarrhea.
Central Sulawesi Response 2018 On 28 September, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Central Sulawesi, Indonesia resulting in 1.5 metre tsunami waves that caused widespread damage and destruction to the areas of Palu and Donggala. The UN and ASEAN Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance estimate that that 191,000 are in need of immediate humanitarian assistance. The Australian Government has committed $10.25 million to support the Indonesian Government and humanitarian partners respond to humanitarian needs. This support provides humanitarian supplies, health and logistical assistance responding to immediate needs and assisting with recovery efforts.
Support to Marginalised Groups (PEDULI Phase II) Peduli is Australia's flagship program to support people with disabilities. It promotes social inclusion as a pathway out of poverty for six of Indonesia's most vulnerable groups: vulnerable children and adolescents; people with disabilities; male-to-female transgender (waria); religious minorities; indigenous communities reliant on natural resources; and victims of human rights violation. Peduli is strongly aligned with the Australian Government's aid strategy, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's disability strategy and the Aid Investment Plan Indonesia.
Australia-Indonesia Leadership Management Program The program aims to support the Government of Indonesia’s (GOI) public administration reform policy.  It is intended to enhance the leadership and management skills and knowledge of personnel at senior levels in the Indonesian public service.  Specifically, the program will introduce them to the skills and knowledge needed for reform leading to improved organisational performance.
Research &#38;#38;#38; Design of National NGO Study Facility The National Non-Government Organisation Study and Service Centre for Poverty Reduction and Development (NSSC) will provide analytical and policy support to NGOs from across the country to action plan together to address challenges in and to the sector. NSSC will disseminate comparative information and analysis to NGOs about effective poverty strategies and on opportunities for meeting challenges to organisations. The total value of this initiative is $1.5 million over 2 years, starting 2013-14.
AIP-Emerging Infectious Diseases The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases (AIP-EID) 2015-2019 program aims to improve human and animal health systems to support sustainable economic development, food security and a reduction in the global threats posed by emerging infectious diseases. The program will be achieved by complementary animal and human health arms of the program with the following shared high level outcomes: strengthened Indonesian government systems for integrated preparedness and rapid response to animal health and public health emergencies; strengthened Indonesian government animal health information system and public health surveillance sytems, and the effective use of information and enhanced institutional and individual performance in leadership, management and evidence-based decision-making.
New Decentralisation Initiative Preparation The New Decentralisation Initiative Preparation initiative provides funding to support the Government of Indonesia in improving service delivery in the decentralisation context. Funding is also used for costs associated with preparation of the Aceh Development Strategy 2014-2019 to address a request from the Aceh Provincial Government for further development support. The total value of this initiative is $0.3 million over 2 years, starting 2012-13.
Climate Change &#38;#38;#38; Environment Sector Strategy Funding under this proposal provides support for environment and climate change sector planning, specifically to: guide the implementation of Indonesia's country strategy by articulating the strategic directions into practical forward program directions; set out 'scale up' policy and budget commitments; and provide direction on mainstream environment and climate change across the Indonesia program. The total value of this initiative is $0.5 million over 5 years, starting 2008-09.
Australia Indonesia Youth Exchange Program The Australia Indonesia Youth Exchange Program (AIYEP), links youth (21-25 years old) in Australia and Indonesia through social, professional and cultural exchange. The program aims to provide opportunities for young people from Indonesia and Australia to gain a better understanding of the culture, development and way of life of each other's country. Under the program, a number of young Indonesian visit Australia for several weeks for a program which includes a group orientation period, a city stay, and a rural homestay as well as  work placements in both. The group also engages in weekly cultural performances at school and other community venues as well as participating in Adik-AIYEP, a forum through which the Indonesian AIYEP participants engage with Australian school teaching Indonesian. The program rotates through different states of Australia. In Australia, Indonesia AIYEP participants develop their leadership skills and gain valuable work and intercultural experiences. In Indones
Green Economic Development Program The Green Economic Development Program provides support to Indonesia assisting in the transition to a low carbon economy. The Program aims to assist partner agencies to: formulate and adopt economically efficient, wellbeing enhancing policies that increase incentives and reduce barriers for green economic development in Indonesia; collaborate on policy development, planning and implementation of green economic development actions; and align institutional structures and processes to support and mainstream implementation of green economic development policies. The total value of this initiative is $0.6 million to be expensed during the 2013-14 financial year.
Building Relation through Intercultural Dialog III Building Relationship through Intercultural Dialogue and Growing Engagement - BRIDGE Program (Phase II and III) is an important part of Australia's support to Education Sector in Indonesia. It builds people to people links between Australian and Indonesia teachers and students and improves communication through global learning and new technology, through Australia - Indonesia sister schools arrangements. BRIDGE II and III builds upon the success of BRIDGE, which has provided benefit to over 100,000 students in Australia and Indonesia. These partnerships foster a better understanding and knowledge about Indonesia in Australia schools. Through BRIDGE II and III, Australia will support new partnerships reaching Australian and Indonesian teachers, and connecting students in both countries through Skype, school visits, and on-line lessons.
Australia's Education Partnership Australia's Education Partnership with Indonesia extends the highly successful Basic Education Program and help Indonesia to ensure: more children will have access to quality education; improved literacy and numeracy; and strengthened management across the sector. The Partnership will: construct or expand up to 2000 more junior secondary schools and create approximately 300,000 new places for junior secondary school students; work closely with the Indonesian Government to improve the quality of school management by developing and delivering training for all 293,000 of Indonesia's school principals, school supervisors and district education officials; continue to support Islamic Education by helping around 1500 Islamic schools (Madrasah) to achieve accreditation against national education standards; and work together with the European Union and the Asian Development Bank to support relevant, high quality and timely research and analysis that strengthens education policy. The total value
Support to Enhanced Analysis and Monitoring of the Indonesian Economy (SEAMIE) SEAMIE is a World Bank's administered program to support enhanced analysis and monitoring of the Indonesian economy by working with the Fiscal Policy Office at the Ministry of Finance to build the capacity of the staff in the following areas:
1. Continue strengthening FPO's forecasting capacity as well as the preparation of short briefs demanded by senior staff in FPO;
2. Continue providing assistance to FPO on the preparation of a Medium Term Fiscal Framework;
3. Greater emphasis on building the capacity of FPO staff to be able to respond questions from senior management related to the economic and fiscal implications of different government policies.
Jakarta O Based Administrative Support Funding under this initiative provides administrative support to the Indonesia aid program for post operation expenditure including: O-based remuneration; protocol and administrative requirements; and post property facilities. The total value of this initiative is $1.6 million over 2 financial years, starting 2010-11.
Corporate and Program Enabling Cost This inititiative to cover activities for post operation expenditure including: O-based remuneration; protocol/administrative requirement; and post property facilities. The total value of this initiative is $2.8 million over 2 financial years, starting 2010-11.
Revitalising Indonesia's Knowledge Sector AusAID is working in close partnership with BAPPENAS (Ministry of National Development Planning) to design a ten-year initiative to revitalise Indonesia's knowledge sector for development policy. The aim is to strengthen evidence-based public policy formulation by: bridging links between policy makers and knowledge producers; improving the demand for analysis to inform policy; improving the quality and quantity of the domestic supply of policy-relevant research; and advocating for the removal of barriers that obstruct knowledge-to-policy transfer. The total value of this initiative is $6.2 million over 4 years, starting 2009-10.
Institutional Design Capacity Building Initiative The Institutional Design Research and Capacity Building initiative aims to increase local capacity to produce evidence-based research that will feed into the poverty reduction policy making process in Indonesia. The initiative is part of a larger strategy to revitalise the production and usage of knowledge in the policy making cycle in Indonesia and will deliver: two randomised control trials and lessons from these trials incorporated into social protection programming by the Government of Indonesia; a new research centre established with an Indonesian university, training scholars and hosting policy conferences; and relevant Government of Indonesia officials, researchers and representatives from partner organisations trained in randomised impact evaluation methods. The total value of this initiative is $5.7 million over 4 years, starting 2012-13.
Education Program Management and Administrative The Education Program Management and Administrative initiative provides support for the preparation and implementation of the Education Partnership (EP) and cost associated with Australia's broader engagement in Indonesia's education sector. Planned activities include: tendering and mobilisation of EP Outreach Services; procurement of technical advisor services to assist in the transition from the Australia-Indonesia Basic Education Program to the new EP; procurement of technical advisory services to management and implementation of the EP including 'Working in Partner Systems' assessment; small value procurement for an education sector disability review to assist in implementing Australia's Strategy for Development for All Towards a Disability-Inclusive Australian Aid Program; small value procurement of a short term contractor to provide assessment of governments partners procurement system capability and capacity; monitoring implementation and strategic oversight; and sectoral engage
Program Support Unit The Policy Coordination initiative provides supports to the Policy Coordination Facility for design, procurement and implementation activities, specifically: small scale cross-sector grants programs; medium scale cross-sector grants programs; South-South cooperation; logistical arrangement to support official meetings, events and conferences; and support for whole of government programs to deliver these activities. The total value of this initiative is $1.7 million over 3 years, starting 2012-13.
Partnerships in Islamic Education Scheme (PIES) The Partnerships in Islamic Education Scholarships (PIES) initiative aims to strengthen the skills of teaching staff at Islamic tertiary institutes in Indonesia (including academic, pedagogical and English language skills), deepen ties between Australia and Indonesia academics and heighten Indonesian knowledge of Australian society. Under each phase of PIES a small cohort of scholars from Islamic tertiary institutes in Indonesia are brought to the Australian National University for two semesters of supervised research writing resulting in either the completion or near-completion of students' dissertations at their home institutes. The total value of this initiative is $1.8 million over 4 years, starting 2016-20.
Indonesia Parliamentary Assistance AusAID funding will support implementation of UNDP interim activity on Parliamentary Reform and Public Engagement Revitalization (PROPER) projects of the Parliamentary Support Program.  The interim UNDP Parliamentary support will emphasises the importance of developing a well planned and hight quality orientation program to ensure that newly elected members are introduced to good Parliamentary processes as basis for good future legislative.
Palembang City Sewerage Project The Palembang City Sewerage Project (PCSP) is part of the Government of Indonesia (GOI) Metropolitan Sanitation Management Investment Program (MSMIP) which provides investment for sanitation and sewerage development in four cities : Palembang, Jambi, Pekanbaru, and Makassar. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Australia are providing financial support via a grant from DFAT for Palembang and a loan from ADB for the other three cities. The GoI is providing counterpart funding from national budget, the provincial and local government are also committed to provide funding. The total estimated cost for the PCSP and sewerage network is $108 million with Australia providing $45.0 million during the period 2016-17 to 2020-21.
Local Economic Governance Survey Funding under this initiatives supports the Asia Foundation to conduct a Local Economic Governance Survey over an 11 month period in 267 Indonesian districts across 19 provinces. Data collected under this survey will provide a complete set of economic governance data covering over 500 local governments in Indonesia and will provide a better understanding of the local economic governance conditions to inform and address barriers to private sector development. The total value of this initiative is $1.1 million over 2 years, starting 2009-10.
Australia Awards in Indonesia The Australia Awards program in Indonesia is the largest and longest running scholarships program offered by the Australian Government to any of its development partners countries. The program is valued highly by Indonesia for its contribution to human resources development in Indonesia and a vehicle for strong bilateral and people-to-people links. Study areas are based on Indonesian Government's priority areas. Previous scholars now hold important roles in government and industry.  The total value of this initiative is $72.3 million over 5 years, starting 2013-14.
AIP for Emerging Infectious Diseases Program Australia - Indonesia Partnership for Emerging Infectious Diseases Animal Health Program 2010-2014 supports the Indonesian Directorate General of Livestock Services (DGLS) within the Ministry of Agriculture to strengthen their ability to plan and implement disease prevention and control activities. The program's three components will build Indonesia's capabilities to plan for, and respond to, pandemic disease threats. These components focus on: national planning and management; operational improvements in laboratories and quarantine; and a provincial level pilot program on disease surveillance and response. The total value of this initiative is $22.0 million over 4 years, starting 2010-11.
Recovery Package  Merapi Eruption in Central Java In October 2010, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit the Mentawai Islands, West Sumatra and was followed by a 3 metre tsunami, then 24 hours later Mount Merapri in Central Java erupted. These disasters killed more than 750 people and displaced over 400,000 people. Funding under this initiative supports an emergency response package, specifically: the provision of grants to affected communities; provision of essential services; and temporary shelters. The total value of this initiative is $1.0 million to be expensed during the 2010-11 financial year.
Intl Participation in Graduate Training 2017 International Participation in Graduate Training (IPGT) provides international participants with a theoretical basis for their practice of diplomacy and essential tradecraft skills for their career progression.  The course aims to build capacity through professional and academic training and will expose international participants to key Australian foreign, trade and development policy issues. Partner countries have relatively small foreign ministries, with little opportunity to conduct professional training or promote career development. The IPGT program provides participants with a suite of relevant policy, professional and academic training to enhance their ability to pursue key international policy objectives of their respective countries. It aims to establish strong and enduring personal linkages between junior Australian DFAT officials and officials from priority regional countries which will be utilised in the pursuit of Australian foreign, trade and aid policy objectives into th
Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement The Indonesia  Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement aims to support negotiation of economic cooperation under the IA CEPA specifically, with a view to being aid for trade and development enhancing in four clusters: agriculture and rural development; mining and extractive industries; services; and green sustainable economy. The total value of this initiative is $1.5 million over 2 years, starting 2011-12.