Indonesia

The Australian-Indonesia Partnership on Disaster Risk Management (SIAP SIAGA) is an $36 million five-year partnership (2019 – 2024) between Australia and Indonesia which aims to strengthen Indonesia’s management of disaster risks and engagement between Australia and Indonesia.

The Indonesia 2022-23 COVID-19 Development Program Progress Report is the final progress report against the Indonesia COVID-19 Development Response Plan. The report provides a summary of program achievements and progress against performance indicators.

This is the Mid-Term Review (MTR) Report of the Australia Indonesia Health Security Partnership (AIHSP) as well as the Australian-funded COVID-19 response work of UNICEF and WHO in Indonesia.

With the support of a small grant from the Australian Volunteers Program, Nurani Perempuan has helped survivors of sexual violence form a support group. Here Nurani Perempuan’s Director, Ibu Meri shares the organisation’s story.

The Knowledge Partnership Platform (also known as KONEKSI) is Australia’s flagship knowledge program in Indonesia that supports better use of knowledge-based solutions for inclusive and sustainable policies and technologies.

Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Penny Wong announced the appointment of five career public servants to lead Australian posts in Makassar, Athens, India, Bengaluru and Papeete.

The Australia-World Bank Indonesia Partnership (ABIP) is a 5-year, AUD30 million investment (2020-2024) initiated as a single-donor programmatic trust fund with the World Bank in Indonesia. It works across three priority themes (accelerating human capital development; improving economic governance and mobility; and building more and better infrastructure), with a cross-cutting focus on gender equality.

Since 2006, the Government of Australia (GoA) has made considerable investments in Indonesia’s basic education sector across a range of programs. In 2016, Australia shifted its education support from increasing access to improving quality, with a particular focus on accelerating the improvement of students’ learning outcomes in foundational skills (literacy, numeracy and critical thinking).

The COVID-19 Development Response Plan for Indonesia has been extended through 2022-23.