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Provincial Human Development Report
Aceh - 2010
Indonesia's first ever Provincial Human Development Report launched in December. The Report illustrates remarkable development gains and challenges faced by the province. The Report commissioned by the Government of Aceh together with the United Nations Development Programme and BPS will be used as a tool to formulate development strategy and planning.
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Enhancing Local
Development Performance:
Practical tools from Indonesia
Regional and local governments in Indonesia have the autonomy to conceptualise,
build, and implement their own development planning frameworks to suit the local context. However, opportunities to share
information across and within provinces, as well
as between local and central levels are limited.
Sharing of good practices and lessons learned
in utilising various methodologies and frameworks can help to improve development performance at the local level and can help to
ensure policy design at the central level is relevant, supports local processes and promotes
up-scaling of good practices.
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Pembangunan Provinsi Gorontalo:
Perencanaan dengan Indeks Pembangunan Manusia
(Gorontalo Province Development Report:
Planning with Human Development Index)
The report was done collaboratively by two governement agencies —Bappenas, and Gorontalo Province— with the support of UNDP. It aims to be a strategic input for development planning, implementation, budgeting, and monitoring as well as an effort for improving human development index (HDI) in Gorontalo Province. This report identifies 15 sub-districts that have lower scores than the Province’s score and need more policy interventions.
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Peninjauan Kapasitas/
Strategi Pengembangan Kapasitas:
Tinjauan Kapasitas 10 SKPD Pemerintah Provinsi Gorontalo
(Capacity Assessment/Capacity Development Strategy:
Capacity Assessment on 10 SKPD in Gorontalo Province)
Gorontalo Province is the first province that receives support in capacity assessment. Gorontalo Provincial government focused their development agenda in three main programs, which are the human resource development in agriculture sector of corn, rice, and fishery. Therefore the capacity assessment target and bureaucracy reform is based on these three issues which are within the corridor of the provincial’s role of framework.
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Keeping Local Government Honest
Local Media’s Role in Ensuring Government Accountability
The Indonesian media scene today is a vibrant one. Local media across the country
have seized the opportunities that the greater openness of the post-Soeharto period
has offered to press for greater transparency in governance. This takes a whole variety
of forms, as this paper highlights, from a television station in West Kalimantan
exposing corruption in the local immigration department, to a radio journalist
exposing military misuse of its aircraft in Papua.
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Project Management Implementation Guideline - PMIG
The Project Management Implementation Guideline (PMIG) was
prepared under the leadership of Bappenas in partnership with UNDP. It
describes the agreed minimum requirements and processes that will be
applied to all UNDP-funded activities in Indonesia. The PMIG brings together
the Government of Indonesia rules and regulations and the current corporate
UNDP Programme and Operations Policies and Procedures (POPP).
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Data dan Informasi Bencana Indonesia
‘DIBI’ is the Indonesian acronym for the
Indonesian Disaster Data and Information
Management Database developed using
the DesInventar and DesConsultar software
and methodology. The DesInventar
module is a relational and structural
database through which the database is
populated in predefined fields (space and
temporal data, types of events, etc.) and
the direct effects (losses of human lives,
houses, infrastructure, economic activity).
The DesConsultar module allows access to
the database by queries that can include
relations among the diverse variables of
effects, types of events, locations, dates,
etc. This module simultaneously allows
representation of the answers to those
queries in tabular or graphical form and
thematic maps.
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Bringing it together
How the Indonesian Partnership Fund for
HIV and AIDS has helped strengthen the HIV response
This publication shares the story of four years of innovations and achievements by the Indonesian Partnership Fund for HIV and AIDS (IPF), and looks ahead to the future role of this path-breaking joint funding structure. Financed by donors, but owned by Indonesia, it was designed to receive, manage and disburse funds to help speed up and strengthen the country’s attempts to control a rapidly growing HIV epidemic. The IPF has helped strengthen capacities and systems, forged new partnerships and leveraged resources from unlikely sources. How it managed that is a story that will interest anyone who cares about HIV and development, in Indonesia and beyond.
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The Missing Link
The Province and its Role in Indonesia's Decentralisation
Indonesia has undergone rapid political and administrative reforms since the advent of democracy in 1998. An important component of these reforms is the move from a highly centralised form of government to a decentralised structure, devolving increasing functionality to the regency/city level, thereby empowering local authorities and providing greater governmental accountability to the local constituents.
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Lessons Learned:
Disaster Management Legal Reform
The Indonesian Experience
The reform of the Disaster Management
(DM) Law in Indonesia provides Disaster Risk
Reduction practitioners and development
professionals with insight into the intrinsic
linkages between the legal frameworks for
DM, the place of Disaster Risk Reduction
(DRR), and broader development objectives
such as the Millennium Development Goals
(MDGs). Practitioners working on DRR, either
at national or at the sub-national level,
can glean successful approaches from the
process in Indonesia from 2005-2009. Both
at the national and the sub-national level,
lessons from Indonesia regarding coordination
and multi-stakeholder participation in
legal reform are valuable.
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Lessons Learned:
Indonesia’s Partnership for
Disaster Risk Reduction
Partnerships in Disaster Management have
been the cornerstone of the new Disaster
Management Law in Indonesia, founded
on the solid collegial bonds built out
of the tragedy of disaster response. The
partnerships for Disaster Risk Reduction
were founded on the same collegial bonds
but have since been engineered so as to
evolve out of the legal reform process and
head towards institutional and operational
change.
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The Third Annual Report of the UNDP
Aceh/Nias Emergency Response and
Transitional Recovery (ERTR)
Programme 2007 - 2008
Over the last three years, the overall progress of posttsunami
reconstruction and rehabilitation has been
significant. Under the leadership of the Rehabilitation
and Reconstruction Agency for Aceh and Nias (BRR NADNias),
more than 100,000 houses have been rebuilt and
livelihoods have been restored for many of the 680,000
displaced people. More than 800 schools and 500 health
facilities have been rebuilt, and key infrastructure, such as
roads, ports and airports, has also been restored.
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Report on the Achievement of
Millennium Development Goals
Indonesia
2007
The President of Indonesia Mr. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono launched Indonesia’s latest progress report on the achievement of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in Bali on December 12, 2007. This report is the latest in a series of reports that the Government, in consultation with various stakeholders, has prepared to show where it stands on the attainment of MDGs. In 2004 the first national report was produced which was followed by an updated summary report on MDGs in 2005. This years report was launched together with an advocacy version of the report titled “Lets Speak Out for the MDGs”. Launching of two reports is intended to target a wider audience, to raise their awareness about MDGs, and to encourage their participation in combating poverty.
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Indonesia Crisis and Prevention Recovery Update -
July 2008
This second issue of CPR Update focuses on detailing how UNDP assists in the context of peace-building as well as postconflict
reconciliation and reintegration in various parts of the country. The establishment of peaceful environments is a
key pre-requisite to delivering the conditions whereby communities are able to stabilize themselves following conflict
and thus move towards reaping the benefits of wider development initiatives. UNDP’s role in working to support key
partners to assist such communities covers numerous geographical and thematic areas, and this publication seeks to
highlight some of this work.
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Evaluation of the proliferation of administrative region in Indonesia2001-2007
July 2008
Indonesia has undergone a rapid proliferation of regional administrations resulting from a policy aimed
at improving equity in development and enabling greater prosperity amongst local populations. After more
than 5 years of its implementation, many now question whether the creation of additional administrative
regions will achieve its objectives. This evaluation study was carried by BAPPENAS with the full support of UNDP Indonesia in order to
review progress in the regions undergoing division or being established over the 2001-2005 period
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UNDP Indonesia Annual Report 2007
UNDP Indonesia works to advance human development, fight poverty and inequality, consolidate democratic governance at national and local levels, support crisis prevention and recovery, and promote environemntally sustainable development. During 2007, UNDP contributed to key achievements in its efforts to promote human development in Indonesia. With a cross-cutting issue on national ownership, capacity development and gender mainstreaming throughout all its programmes.
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Assessment of the UNDP Emergency Response
and Transitional Recovery (ERTR)
Livelihoods Programme
March 2008
The UNDP Livelihoods programme began in January 2005. It is a strong and successful component of the UNDP Emergency Response and Transitional Recovery (ERTR) Livelihoods programme. Its main aim is to restore the
livelihoods and pre-tsunami income levels of earthquake and tsunami-affected people
in Aceh and Nias. The purpose of the research reported in this document was to determine the impact
of the UNDP Livelihoods programme on beneficiaries’ standard of living in Aceh and Nias.
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Indonesia Crisis and Prevention Recovery Update - January 2008
Aimed at highlighting current issues pertaining to our mandate of crisis prevention, recovery and peace building
within the development sector, this publication is produced in close collaboration with our Government of Indonesia
counterparts and highlights the many areas of our participation in Indonesia’s development as a means of hopefully informing donors, development stakeholders, interested observers and the Indonesian general public alike.
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The other half of climate change: why Indonesia must adapt to protect its poorest people
It is evident that climate change has affected Indonesia. The evidence of climate change negative impacts has been presented in the recently launched report Indonesia Country Report on Climate Variability and Climate Change. The report, which was prepared by a group of leading Indonesian experts from all relevant sectors and institutions, presents an analytical overview of climate impacts in Indonesia. The results presented in the report are in line with the work from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Climate change impacts are posing a challenge to Indonesia’s sustainable socio-economic development and environment, and to the achievement of Indonesia's development goals.
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