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Partnering for HIV Response

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USAID programs support ongoing Government of Indonesia efforts to encourage more Indonesians to protect themselves against HIV infection and make HIV testing and treatment more widely available.

Supporting COVID-19 Mitigation

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During the pandemic, effective and efficient health facilities and medical supply companies became more important than ever. However, in some areas, commercial credit has diminished, making it difficult for suppliers and clinics to keep medical supplies and services flowing. The United States is providing innovative financing to help address this challenge.

USAID Act East: Eliminating Elephantiasis

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In Indonesia, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) “Act to End NTDs | East” (Act | East) program advances the Government of Indonesia’s ability to identify, treat, and eliminate LF. At the national level, USAID Act | East supports Indonesia’s National NTD Program to advance evidence-based strategy development, planning, coordination, and surveillance. 

USAID Advocate4Health: Towards Better Health Services

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IndonesiUSAID, through Advocate4Health, works to improve HIV service for those most vulnerable to infection and discrimination.

USAID CHISU: Towards a Stronger Health Information System in Indonesia

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USAID’s Country Health Information Systems and Data Use (USAID CHISU) program supports Indonesia’s digital health transformation by building up and fortifying the technology, software, and information systems used by the Ministry of Health and everyone working in the health system to deliver more affordable, higher-quality care. 

USAID EpiC: Improving Health Security and Systems

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Health security is a global priority, particularly when infectious diseases know no borders. The United States and Indonesia collaborate to strengthen health systems and increase Indonesia’s self-reliance in preventing, detecting, and responding to global health challenges.

USAID GHS: Prevent, Detect, and Respond to Outbreaks

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The USAID GHS Program complements and strengthens the Government of Indonesia’s efforts to minimize the risk and impact of emerging diseases and pandemics by pre-empting outbreaks and enhancing its ability to prevent, detect, and respond to disease threats (a key objective of the Global Health Security Agenda).

USAID HFA: Toward Universal Health Coverage

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In Indonesia, health care access varies vastly between the rich and the poor, urban and rural areas, and easily reachable and remote regions. The U.S. Government supports the Government of Indonesia (GOI) to ensure equitable access to health services for all Indonesians through evidence-based health policies.

USAID IDDS: Disease Detection and Surveillance Across Sectors

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With a population of over 270 million across 17,500 islands, Indonesia faces challenges for disease detection and surveillance. Its tropical climate, high population mobility, and susceptibility to natural disasters compound these challenges. The United States supports Indonesia to advance effective disease detection and surveillance systems.

USAID Mentari TB: Reducing the Threat of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis

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In Indonesia, over half of all tuberculosis (TB) cases are treated in the private sector. To achieve its goal of TB elimination by 2030, Indonesia is working to improve diagnosis, services, and treatment at private healthcare facilities. To that end, the United States partners with the faith-based Muhammadiyah organization, which operates Indonesia’s largest network of private health facilities.

USAID Momentum: Saving Moms and Babies

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Using evidence and best practices, the United States and Indonesia improve maternal and newborn health outcomes, helping communities thrive.

USAID Polio Eradication

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Eradicating polio is humanity’s next historic public health achievement. The United States and Indonesia are committed to implementing the Global Polio Eradication and Endgame Strategy to ensure that every child is safe from the paralysis caused by the virus and that no family will have to bear the emotional and financial costs of polio again.

USAID TB Mandiri: Reducing the Threat of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis

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USAID Mobilizing Networks for Self-Reliance to Fight TB (or Mandiri TB, “TB Self-Reliance” in Indonesian) advances Indonesia’s self-reliance in eliminating TB by creating or strengthening support networks for DR-TB patients.

USAID TBPS: Ending TB Hand-In-Hand with Private Healthcare Providers

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As the government of Indonesia works to increase private sector participation in the NTSP, USAID TBPS (Tuberculosis Private Sector) works with  private facilities to report more of their cases and improve the quality of care. In doing so, USAID TBPS helps private providers apply scalable, sustainable, and evidence-based approaches into their health care services.

Economic Growth and Education

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Expanding Access to Higher Education Opportunities

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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) support PT. Pinduit Technology (Pintek) Indonesia to mobilize $16 million for education so that more Indonesians can attend vocational school or university and education institutions can provide better services to more students.

Resilient Coffee: Climate Action and Access to Finance for Coffee Enterprises

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Indonesia is one of the world’s leading coffee producers, but the changing climate threatens the livelihoods of coffee farmers. A partnership among USAID, Root Capital, and Keurig Dr. Pepper  improves farmers’ climate resilience and increases their access to financing to strengthen small and medium coffee enterprises in the global market.

USAID DFC: Supporting COVID-19 Mitigation

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During the pandemic, effective and efficient health facilities and medical supply companies became more important than ever. However, in some areas, a lack of available commercial credit made it difficult for suppliers and clinics to keep medical supplies and services flowing. The United States is providing innovative financing to help address this challenge.

USAID EGSA: Boosting Economic Growth

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USAID supports the Government of Indonesia in accelerating economic growth by advising on how to improve public financial management and making it easier to start and operate businesses. Through EGSA, USAID is rekindling relationships with key government and business partners in the economic growth sector.

USAID HEPI: Strengthening Partnerships for World-Class Education

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In partnership with Arizona State University through HEPI, USAID strengthens partnerships between U.S. and Indonesian institutions to improve science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs of study in select Indonesian higher education institutions (HEIs) to meet international standards and industry demand.

USAID TEMAN LPDP: Increasing Indonesia's Access to Quality Education

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The United States and Indonesia are working together to increase opportunities for Indonesia’s future leaders and professionals to attend top U.S. universities and gain skills needed to advance global prosperity.

Environment

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USAID ACTIVE: Sustainable Cocoa Agroforestry for Climate Change Resilience

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Through ACTIVE, a partnership with Mars Inc., the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) works with Indonesia to achieve its commitment to combat climate change and strengthen economic growth while reducing inequality and poverty.

USAID Ber-IKAN: Improve Sustainable, Resilient and Equitable Fisheries Management

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Indonesia’s marine biodiversity and fisheries are threatened by climate change impacts, overfishing, illegal, and unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing. The United States and Indonesia are partnering to promote healthier marine ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and sustain productive, profitable fisheries.

USAID IUWASH Tangguh: Let It Flow! Expanding Access to Water and Sanitation

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The United States and Indonesia will continue to improve water and sanitation services by helping at least 1.5 million people gain access to safe drinking water and one million to safe sanitation.

USAID Kolektif: Advance Indonesia’s Marine Protected Areas Management Effectiveness

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Indonesia's coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrasses are among the world’s most important and productive marine habitats. However, unsustainable development, overexploitation, destructive fishing practices, and climate change threaten these important ecosystems. The United States and Indonesia are partnering to protect Indonesia’s marine biodiversity by improving marine protected area (MPA) management, functions, and benefits.

USAID NOAA: Partnership to Improve Marine and Fisheries Governance

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Indonesia’s marine biodiversity and complex fisheries are threatened by climate change impacts, unsustainable management, and illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing. The United States supports Indonesia’s efforts to strengthen the governance of its fisheries and oceans while protecting people, the environment, and the economy.

USAID SEGAR: Combating the Climate Crisis through Improved Governance

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Through SEGAR, meaning “fresh” in Indonesian, USAID works to help Indonesia balance steady economic growth with thriving forests and peatlands.

USAID SINAR: Accelerating Sustainable Energy Deployment in Indonesia

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Through SINAR, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) supports Indonesia’s goal to expand reliable and equitable energy services to advance sustainable development and inclusive economic growth.

Democratic Resilience and Governance

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USAID ERAT: Strengthening Local Government Effectiveness

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Two decades after decentralization, Indonesia continues to strengthen local governance, responsiveness, and accountability. The United States supports the Government of Indonesia to improve policy implementation and service delivery for the benefit of all citizens. 

USAID Integritas: Reducing Corruption

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Every year, corruption diverts millions of dollars away from public spending and into the pockets of private individuals, and accelerates environmental degradation and biodiversity loss. The United States and Indonesia are working together to prevent corruption by enhancing public oversight, expanding civic engagement, and strengthening integrity in the public and private sectors.

USAID Kolaborasi: Improving Local Governance and Citizen Participation in Papua

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The USAID Kolaborasi program assists Papua and West Papua to make better use of Otsus funding through training and technical assistance for officials in Papua, the national government, and students in such areas as planning, budgeting, and monitoring to improve efficient funds management and respond to the needs of Papuans through accountable and responsive basic public services.

USAID Madani: Strengthening Civil Society Organizations

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The USAID MADANI Civil Society Support Initiative helps improve government accountability and promote community tolerance at the local level in Indonesia. USAID MADANI strengthens local CSOs by improving their organizational capacity, expanding their reach and relevance, and building up sustainable means of mobilizing financial resources.

USAID MEDIA: Increasing Accountability through Independent Media

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USAID MEDIA activity strengthens public-interest media and civil society organizations (CSOs) seeking to ensure government accountability, hold business interests to account, and counter misinformation and disinformation.

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