Improving welfare through poverty alleviation and unemployment reduction is the main development priority.
Rural PNPM Mandiri is a core part of PNPM Mandiri intended to empower rural communities.
The overall objective is to ensure that the urban poor benefit from improved socio-economic and Local Governance Conditions.
The Early Childhood Education and Development (ECED) Project aims to improve poor children's overall development and readiness for further education within a sustainable quality ECED system. The project consists of the following components: Component 1: The community-driven development approach has been proven to be an effective mode of service delivery to poor communities. Fifty districts chose to participate in the project were selected.
The main components of the project are as follows:
COMPONENT 1: STRENGTHENING FARMER-DRIVEN EXTENSIONThis is the core component of FEATI and will include the following sub-components: (i) Policy-support for implementation of the new Extension Law (ii) Farmer-Managed Activities (FMA) Grants (village, district, province) (iii)
Australia's support helps the Indonesian government to manage the national scale-up and mainstreaming of the program by strengthening PNPM's management and monitoring systems.(i) TA for PNPM; (ii) M&E; (iii) local capacity development; (iv) PNPM Generasi; (v) access to finance
Australia's support helps the Indonesian government to manage the national scale-up and mainstreaming of the program by strengthening PNPM's management and monitoring systems.(i) TA for PNPM; (ii) M&E; (iii) local capacity development; (iv) PNPM Generasi; (v) access to finance
Aims to increase the number of low income rural and peri-urban communities accessing improved water and sanitation facilities and improving hygiene behaviours to help achieve the MDG target in water and sanitation. It will support water supply and public sanitation in 550 villages socialisation and awareness campaign, capacity building, local institutional strengthening and training.
Aim: to generate information for policy making to improve the quality of services provided by Indonesia's local governments.
Through the World Bank, Australia is contributing to analyses of spending in provinces and districts - including f