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Infrastructure Improvement for Shrimp Aquaculture Project The project will help the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) to introduce sustainable shrimp aquaculture to increase the productivity, quality, profitability, and environmental sustainability of shrimp farming by smallholders. The project will improve smallholder farmers' access to quality inputs, production, and post-harvest practices and traceability through infrastructure, capacity support, and value chain strengthening in selected locations (Across Bali, Banten, Central Java, East Java, Lampung, Nangro Aceh Darusalam, and South Sulawesi provinces). It is aligned with the following impact: contribution of the fisheries industries to the national economy increased. It will have the following outcome: productivity, profitability, and environment sustainability of shrimp aquaculture increased. Specifically, it will (i) increase quality and sustainability of inputs for shrimp production, (ii) develop sustainable and climate adaptive aquaculture infrastructure and services, and (iii) strengthen shrimp aquaculture supply chain.
Java-Bali 500-Kilovolt Power Transmission Crossing The proposed investment project will strengthen the Java-Bali power transmission grid by constructing 220 km of extra high voltage transmission lines with associated substations. The project forms part of the governments regional economic development master plan and its long-term power development plan. The project will benefit the population in Bali by meeting future demand growth in Bali Island, thus ensuring long-term power supply security to support sustained socio-economic growth and  government plan to achieve 90% electrification by 2020.
Capital Market Development Program Cluster (Subprogram I) (formerly Financial Governance and Social Security Reform Program II) The proposed Program is the second loan in the cluster program comprising two loans to support policy reforms for financial governance and social security. The Program will build upon completed reforms for strengthening the financial sector under FGSSR I, and will support the Government in carrying forward its reform agenda for the financial sector as set forth under the Government's Economic Policy Package Pre and Post IMF (White Paper) issued in 2003.
Java-Bali Electricity Distribution Performance Improvement Project The key objectives of the project are to mainstream energy efficiency as a strategic planning option to reduce the overall cost of operating the distribution business for PLN and its customers; and deliver good quality (less voltage fluctuations and improved harmonics) and reliable (less frequent and shorter-duration interruptions) electricity. 

The proposed energy efficiency project will deliver good quality, reliable power with lower losses by using existing distribution resources more efficiently. The proposed project will: (i) improve overall efficiency of electricity distribution in the Java Bali grid, and (ii) promote demand side management practices in the form of Retrofitting to LED by improving capacity within municipal governments, PLN and the private sector in select Indonesian cities to design, finance and implement municipal street lighting upgrade programs.
Neighborhood Upgrading and Shelter Project (Phase 2) The expected impact of the project will be improved living conditions in urban areas. The outcome will be improved infrastructure and access to service delivery in poor urban neighborhoods in 20 project cities. The Project will have three outputs: (i) Institutional capacities for managing pro-poor urban development are strengthened; (ii) Infrastructure investment plans to upgrade poor neighborhoods are aligned with the overall city development plans and implemented; and (iii) Public private partnerships are established to promote new settlements for poor families.
Sustainable Energy Access in Eastern Indonesia — Electricity Grid Development Program (Phase 2) SEAEI is a multi-year initiative with a series of interrelated lending programs and projects
in Eastern Indonesia covering power generation, transmission, and distribution.3
 The SEAEI—
Electricity Grid Development Program, approved in 2017, covers the regions of Sulawesi and
Nusa Tenggara (Phase 1).4
 Phase 2 will cover the remaining regions of Eastern Indonesia,
namely Kalimantan, Maluku, and Papua. The program aims to enhance access to sustainable
and modern energy services in the target regions as envisioned in PLN’s Electricity Power Supply
Business Plan (RUPTL), 2019–2028, which will improve connectivity and help the regions’
response to coronavirus disease (COVID-19) impacts.5
 The program also addresses a key priority
of the government’s National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2020–2024 to stimulate
more inclusive growth with a focus on Eastern Indonesia.
Countercyclical Support Loan The objective of the INO-CS loan is to provide support for the Government’s countercyclical spending program for 2009 and therefore ensure predictability in its budget financing, given limited market access and the need for a temporary fiscal expansion. This will allow the Government to stimulate the economic recovery in 2009 and 2010, protect its social spending and poverty alleviation programs and objectives, and continue with its longer term development objectives.
Fifth Development Policy Support Program This Development Policy Support Program (DPSP-5) is the fifth in the programmatic series of annual single-tranche operations in Indonesia. It is a continuation of DPSPs 1–4. 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) public financial management and governance, and (iii) poverty alleviation and public service delivery to the poor. DPSP-5 is also a single-tranche operation based on completed actions demonstrating satisfactory progress. It builds on reforms undertaken during past DPSPs and establishes policy actions for possible future operation.
Supporting Essential Health Actions and Transformation Program The proposed results-based lending (RBL) program will support the Ministry of Health (MOH) of Indonesia to implement a nationwide primary care transformation that increases access to quality gender- and climate-responsive primary care services. It builds on earlier Asian Development Bank (ADB) support in responding to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and aims to accelerate implementation of the Government of Indonesia's post-pandemic Health System Transformation Agenda (HSTA). The program will standardize a model of integrated primary care and strengthen public health laboratories, improve the capacity of primary care and laboratory workers (including climate awareness and gender responsiveness), and enhance digital coordination and reporting systems. The program results are aligned with the National Medium-Term Development Plan 2020-2024 and the MOH Strategic Plan 2020-2024. All Indonesians will benefit from the program, particularly the poor, women and children, and other vulnerable groups who rely more heavily on primary health services.
Sustainable and Inclusive Energy Program (Subprogram 3) The program's programmatic approach supports the Government of Indonesia's energy sector reform priorities and represents a sustained partnership between ADB, the government, and other development partners. Subprogram 3 supports the transformation of Indonesia's energy sector through reforms initiated in 2014, which aim to (i) improve fiscal sustainability and governance, (ii) expand private investment, and (iii) promote the deployment of clean and efficient energy options. Subprogram 3 supports the government's ambitious energy sector reforms under the National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN) 20202024 and its greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions of 29% under its nationally determined contribution.
Higher Education for Technology and Innovation Project The proposed project will support the government?s human capital development agenda by strengthening the capacity of two public universities?the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) in East Java Province and Universitas Lampung (UNILA) in Lampung Province?to provide cutting edge higher education and high-quality research?two key drivers of technology development and innovation. It will provide world-class academic facilities and innovation centers, and will strengthen faculty, staff, and student capacity to teach, research, and innovate. It will support the construction of a teaching hospital to boost capacity to develop high-quality health personnel and provide quality medical services to respond to increased demand for health services, including those triggered by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. The project will provide new research facilities and grants to stimulate commercialization of new products and foster collaboration between universities and industry.
Inclusive Growth through Improved Connectivity Program, Subprogram 2 The proposed subprogram 2 will support the continuation of reforms on the second strategic pillar of the MP3EI achieved under the first subprogram. The government has implemented further reforms aimed at improving the policy, regulatory, financial, institutional, and business climate frameworks for connectivity and infrastructure development. A stronger enabling environment for domestic and international connectivity will in turn enable increased infrastructure investments by the public and private sectors to support sustainable higher and more inclusive economic growth.  Now there is increased urgency to accelerate implementation of these reforms to accelerate connectivity improvement and infrastructure development in general as economic growth has started to slowthe protracted nature of the recovery of the global economy.
Citywide Inclusive Sanitation Project The proposed project will contribute to the government's goal of providing access to proper and safe Sanitation and is aligned with the National Medium- Term Development Plan which in itself is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Sixth Development Policy Support Program The program will support the government's key reform priorities aimed at achieving higher and pro-poor economic growth that is sustainable over the medium term. The reform priorities include efforts to improve the investment climate, strengthen public financial management, and governance, and enhance poverty reduction and access to public service delivery.
Poverty Reduction and Millennium Development Goals Acceleration Program The Poverty Reduction Millenium Acceleration Program impacts will be to accelerate progress towards achieving the Millenium Development Goals in education (MDG 2), and health (MDGs 4, 5, 6) and contribute to the Government's poverty reduction agenda (MDG 1), and gender equality (MDG 3). The program's outcome is the improvement of access, equity, and quality of service delivery in the education and health sectors to accelerate progress toward the MDGs. It will be implemented in accordance with national priorities as reflected in the current medium term development plan (RPJM). The program will assist the Government in the re-orientation of fiscal expenditures to the social sectors and the reduction of regional disparities. PRMAP will include three main pillars with the following policy outputs:
I. Cross-sectoral reforms. The PRMAP support will result in: (i) increased budget allocation for health and education, especially focused on MDG-related programs; (ii) improved performance incentives and geographical resource allocation to districts for education and health; (iii) a uniform system for targeting the poor for achieving MDGs in health and education; (iv) gender equity in access to health and education services; and (v) a planning framework for MDG acceleration.
II. Policy Reforms in the education sector for MDG acceleration. The PRMAP will lead to: (i) improved access to junior secondary schools in under-served areas; (ii) improved O&M support for smaller/remote schools; (iii) increased affordability of education by poor students/households; (iv) enhanced quality and equitable deployment of teachers; (v) education service delivery meeting minimum service standards (MSS); (vi) improved planning and implementation of education services; and (vii) greater transparency of education outcomes to enhance accountability.
III. Policy Reforms in the health sector for MDG acceleration. Program support will result in (i) increased public financing for MDG-related health programs; (ii) better targeting of public financing for health services for the poor; (iii) improved effectiveness of maternal neonatal and child health care (MCH) and reproductive health (RH) service delivery through influencing provider behavior; (iv) improved effectiveness of communicable disease control (CDC) through integrated programs; (v) improved performance and monitoring for health-related MDGs; and (vi) improved financial information with regard to MDG-related health expenditures.
Rantau Dedap Geothermal Power Project (Phase 2) The project will develop geothermal steam resources through production and injection facilities and construct, operate, and maintain a power generation plant with a total capacity of approximately 90 megawatts (MW) in South Sumatra.
Precautionary Financing Facility Like many other economies, the Indonesian economy has been affected by the deterioration in the global economic outlook and turbulence in the financial markets. Learning from lessons learned from the 1997/98 Asian Financial Crisis (AFC) and the 2008/09 global financial crisis, the Government has introduced a number measures to safeguard against any major trade and financial impacts emanating from the current global economic situation. The proposed $500 million INO-PFF (a countercyclical support facility with a precautionary financing option) will enhance the Government's preparedness to address the potential adverse impact of increased volatility in the financial market, given the government's increased dependence on the market to meet its budget financing needs.  The Government has met the access criteria under ADB's guidelines for a countercyclical support facility: (i) continued good macroeconomic management; (ii) potentially significant economic impact (resulting, in this case, from a possible worsening in the eurozone crisis); and (iii) implementation of a countercyclical program in the revised 2012 budget.
Boosting Productivity Through Human Capital Development Program, Subprogram 2 This program provides a platform for the Asian Development Bank (ADB) support for the government’s focus on reducing poverty and inequality through the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth. Boosting human capital will be important to address scarring from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, including the detrimental effect on education and employment, and to build resilience. The program (i) strengthens policies to finance and monitor the SDGs, (ii) improves educational attainment and skills development, and (iii) enhances social protection and public health systems.
Metropolitan Sanitation Management and Health Project The Project will provide improved urban wastewater services in two regional governmtns (RGs): Kota Medan (provicne of North Sumatra) and Kota Yogyakarta (province of Yogyakarta) including neighboring Kabupaten Sleman and Kabupaten Bantul.
COVID-19: Disaster Resilience Improvement Program The program is an integral part of Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) support to the government’s efforts to enhance environmental sustainability; disaster and climate resilience; and human capital development, including health and gender equality. The program supports reforms in disaster risk management and health services and will help manage the fiscal risks arising from future disasters triggered by natural hazards and pandemics.
Local Government Finance and Governance Reform Program The overall goal of the Program is to enhance transparency, accountability, efficiency and effectiveness in the delivery of basic services at regional level. The purpose of the proposed Program is to help Indonesia achieve this goal through a series of policy, institutional, legal and requlatory reform measures.The policy objectives are to achieve (i) Supportive enabling environment for local government finance and governance reform; (ii) Effective and sustainable intergovernmental relations; and (iii) Improved local government perfomance and accountability in public expenditure managemetn and service delivery. These objectives will be achieved though policy actions in a number of key result areas including (i) strengthening the legal and regulatory framework guiding regional autonomy and fiscal relations; (ii) improving the equity and efficiency of inter-governmental fiscal relations; (iii) improving intergovernmental coordination; (iv) enhancing local accountabilty through financial management reforms; (v) strengthening local public expenditure management through planning, budgeting and borrowing reforms; and (vi) building capacity at central and regional level for effective fiscal and financial management.
Tangguh Liquefied Natural Gas Expansion Project The Tangguh natural gas liquefaction facility (Tangguh) has been operating in West Papua, Indonesia's least developed region, since 2009. It currently consists of two trains (Train 1 and 2) that were financed with ADB, JBIC and international commercial bank support in 2007. Each train is designed to produce 3.8 million metric tons per annum (mtpa) of liquefied natural gas (LNG) each. The LNG is currently sold to buyers in Indonesia, the PRC, Japan, Korea, and USA. The Tangguh Expansion consists of a third 3.8 mtpa LNG train (Train 3) and associated offshore and onshore production facilities and supporting infrastructure. Train 3 is expected to commence production in 2020, and has committed 40% of production to PLN (the Indonesian national electric utility) under a long term sales and purchase agreement (SPA).

The financing of Tangguh Expansion will be through a New York-based commercial bank that will act as trustee borrower. The sponsors of Tangguh, through production-sharing arrangements with the Government of Indonesia (GOI) are: BP (37.2%); CNOOC (13.9%); Mitsubishi Corp. and INPEX Corp. (together 16.3%); Nippon Oil Corp. and Japan Oil Gas and Metals National Corp. (JOGMEC) (together 12.2%); Mitsui (10% in JV with Mitsubishi Corp., INPEX, Nippon Oil, JOGMEC); Sumitomo and Sojiz (together 7.3%); and Talisman Energy Inc (3.1%). A subsidiary of BP, BP Berau Limited, operates the Tangguh project on behalf of the sponsors.
Loan to Indonesia Eximbank Loan to Indonesia Eximbank. The country strategy and program (CSP) aims to help the government achieve higher pro-poor sustainable growth and social development, with particular attention to governance and anticorruption measures in all operations, which are the objectives of the government_s medium-term development plan for 2010_2014. The CSP identifies five areas of engagement to reach these objectives: (i) better infrastructure and infrastructure services, (ii) a deeper financial sector, (iii) more decentralized government functions, (iv) achieving Millennium Development Goals, and (v) more robust management of the environment and natural resources. Consultations with the government during the country programming mission confirmed the validity of these strategies and their consistency with the government_s medium-term priorities and Strategy 2020.
Financial Market Development And Inclusion Program - Subprogram 3 The program supports the main reform priorities of the government and the Financial
Services Authority (OJK) to further develop and make the finance sector more inclusive by
(i) strengthening the regulatory structure for financial stability, (ii) deepening the financial market,
and (iii) enhancing financial inclusion.
Riau Natural Gas Power Project The project entails construction, operation and maintenance of a 275 megawatt (MW) combined-cycle gas-fired power plant (CCGT), located in Tenayan Raya District, Pekanbaru City Regency, Riau Province in the central part of Sumatra, and including a gas pipeline of approximately 40 km, a transmission line of approximately 750 m, and associated facilities.
Promoting Innovative Financial Inclusion Program (Subprogram 2) Subprogram 2 continues to support and complement the government’s efforts to promote financial inclusion under its sustainable development strategy pursuant to Indonesia Vision 2045. Indonesia seeks to transform its financial inclusion reform program into a more evidence-based, cohesive, and coordinated development effort underpinned by digital transformation. This will include more focused initiatives to enhance access to financial services for population segments that are particularly vulnerable to financial exclusion—notably micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs); women; youth; and those living in rural areas across the country. These reforms are anchored in digital infrastructure, financial technology (fintech), and private sector collaboration, along with an enhanced regulatory framework for market conduct supervision and consumer protection. Efforts to increase financial and digital literacy to promote responsible financial inclusion will also be stepped up. The program will help raise the living standards of low-income populations, promote the development of MSMEs, increase employment opportunities, and reduce poverty and social inequality. It will also enhance climate and disaster resilience, boost economic recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, and ultimately support a development pathway for Indonesia that is inclusive, resilient, and sustainable.
Leveraging Private Infrastructure Investment Project The project involves a sovereign financial intermediary loan of $100 million to Indonesia, which will be relent to PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero) (SMI), then on-lent to PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) for mobilizing private sector investment in infrastructure development. The project will help close the infrastructure financing gap, raise the quality and standards of infrastructure projects, and alleviate competing demands on fiscal resources.
Inclusive Growth through Improved Connectivity Program - Subprogram 1 The proposed program will support a key strategic pillar of the government's medium- and long-term development plans to achieve higher and more inclusive economic growth through improved domestic and international connectivity. The program focuses on helping achieve the government's connectivity reform agenda priorities that include: (i)  strengthened coordination, regulatory and institutional frameworks; (ii)  improved intra-island connectivity aimed at connecting rural areas with regional growth poles, and accelerated development and better maintenance of inland transport networks; (iii) improved inter-island connectivity to enhance efficiencies and service performance of transport services; and (iv) improved international connectivity by making the country's key ports, logistics and intermodal systems more efficient in handling increasing traffic and trade volume.