Indonesia (INB)

Australia’s International Development Policy presents a long-term vision for how the development program will meet the critical needs of our partners, support sustainable development and help lift people out of poverty. Australia seeks relationships based on respect, and partnerships that create economic and social value for us all.

List of grant recipients for 2023-24

The Australia-Indonesia Institute 2021-22 grants round supports 13 recipients to build on the Australian Government’s commitment to partnering and engaging with Indonesia during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Australia-Indonesia Institute Board Members.

The Elizabeth O'Neill Journalism Award commemorates the distinguished career of Elizabeth O'Neill OAM, who died in service of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Indonesia on 7 March 2007. The award builds on her tireless work to foster mutual understanding of Australia and Indonesia through accurate and informed media coverage.

The Australia-Indonesia Institute (AII) was established in 1989 for the purpose of providing a focus for the collection, exchange and dissemination of information, and a source of advice, in relation to the ways in which relations between Australia and Indonesia could be encouraged, strengthened and developed.

Australia's prosperity is closely tied to that of our neighbours in the Indo-Pacific, including Indonesia.

We work in an economic partnership, supporting Indonesia's efforts to tackle inequality and maintain social stability, promote tolerance and pluralism, and counter violent extremism.