The Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice (‘AIPJ’) is a five year program funded by AusAID. The program works with key national law and justice institutions to transform high-level reform commitments into concrete improvements in accessibility and services.
The Empowering Indonesian Women for Poverty Reduction (MAMPU) program aims to improve the lives of poor women in Indonesia.
Australia's support to the Indonesia National Team for Poverty Reduction (TNP2K) to help GOI define policy options, to translate their policy choices into operational programs, and to provide high-quality monitoring and evaluation; Australia's contribution of $7.5 million to the World Bank managed Multi Donor Trust Fund aims to help strengthen national efforts to reduce poverty and vulnerability by supporting the Government of Indonesia (GOI) in making informed and evidence-based policy program decision.
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.
The purpose of DIALOG is to support sub-national governance following decentralisation reforms through piloting a system of providing incentives to local governments based on improvement in performance in public financial management and service delivery in health and education sectors. The project has a second goal of supporting the development of a local government monitoring and evaluation system.
Water Supply and Sanitation Policy Formulation and Action Planning (WASPOLA) Facility is a continuation of WASPOLA I and II facilitated by Water and Sanitation Program – The World Bank and funded by Australian Government, started in 1998 to build a new paradigm in sustainable water supply and sanitation development.
EINRIP supports 20 major road projects across
The Eastern Indonesia National Roads Improvement Project (EINRIP) is supporting major national road and bridge improvements which will promote economic and social development in eastern Indonesia. EINRIP supports 20 major road projects across nine provinces, totalling 395 km of national roads and 1300m of fabricated steel bridge structures. Works are scheduled for completion in December 2014.