Governance

Good governance is a fundamental building block for development. Strengthening governance will help Indonesia achieve the growth it needs to address unemployment, reduce poverty and promote national prosperity, and such activities are a priority for AusAID.

Australia is working with economic planning and financial institutions to support the Indonesian Government's objectives of fiscal sustainability, a stronger financial sector and economic growth by providing technical assistance, building capacity and developing government-to-government partnerships. Programs focus on tax administration, debt management, financial sector regulation and supervision, and international trade policy.

In the legal reform sector, Australia is assisting Indonesian Government agencies, legal and judicial institutions and legal and human rights-focused organisations in four key areas: anti-corruption, access to justice, trans-national crime and human rights.

Australia is also supporting the Indonesian Government's public sector reform agenda, as well as the work of Indonesian civil society organisations to promote community development and contribute to a vibrant civil society in Indonesia.

Current activities within the Governance sector:

Completed projects:

Indonesia Debt Management Project
Technical Advisory Management Facility Phase II (TAMF II)
Debt Management and Financial Analysis System (DMFAS)
Microfinance Program
Small Activities Scheme (SAS)
Legal Reform Program (LRP)
2004 Electoral Reform Support
Civil Society Organization - Interim Fund
Bali Rehabilitation Fund (part of ACCESS) [PDF 15,4MB]
Assistance to Indonesia's Regional Representative Council

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This page was last updated on 22 May 2007