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Small Activities Scheme (SAS)
(Completed)
The Indonesia-Australia Small Activities Scheme (SAS) has been one of
the most flexible and responsive elements of Australia's aid program to
Indonesia. SAS grants are made to groups, usually non-governmental, which
can show they have a well-planned community-based project and have the
capacity to implement it and manage the funds. The grants might include
start-up funds for new rural industry such as bee-keeping or poultry breeding
or for small water supply and sanitation projects or well-drilling work.
Ongoing Projects:
| Project Title: |
Community_Based Management of Monggal Forest Resources |
| Grant: |
IDR 228,150,000 |
| Recipient: |
KONSEPSI and YLKMP |
| Location: |
West Lombok, NTB |
| Period: |
June 2001 to December 2003 |
| Description: |
To facilitate community for forest rehabilitation through agro forestry
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| Project Title: |
Goat Breeding |
| Grant: |
IDR 202,230,000 |
| Recipient: |
Yayasan SAMBANGDIRI |
| Location: |
Ngawi, East Java |
| Period: |
July 2002 to December 2003 |
| Description: |
Increasing community's income through the improved, appropriate
and sustainable goat breeding |
| Project Title: |
Mother and Child Survival Program |
| Grant: |
IDR 430,974,000 |
| Recipient: |
Yayasan Cori |
| Location: |
Nunukan District, E Kalimantan |
| Period: |
December 2001 to December 2003 |
| Description: |
Improving access to basic health services for mothers and children. |
This page was last updated on 20 October 2003
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