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Young boys enjoy clean water piped to their community. USAID partners with Indonesia to tackle a problem faced by four out of 10 Indonesians – lack of access to clean water and sanitation.
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STORY: Tatik, an Indonesian midwife who received training from USAID project, makes house calls on two wheels.
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USAID developed Indonesia’s first leveled reading books, which is proven to be an effective tool to improve reading skills and comprehension. In 2015, USAID distributed 8 million books to 13,000 primary schools across Indonesia
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In Indonesia TB infected one person at about every 30 seconds. USAID has helped Indonesia become more efficient in diagnosing multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis, thus reducing pre-treatment deaths by 60 percent over the past six years
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Dr. Harkunti P. Rahayu, from Bandung Institute of Technology, uses data and logic models to improve near-shore tsunami early warning systems. USAID supports scientists across Indonesia who are addressing the world’s most intractable problems.
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A master trainer demonstrates how to vaccinate poultry from Bird Flu. USAID assists Indonesia in its leadership role in the Global Health Security Agenda, by providing bird flu prevention training to animal health workers in 80 percent of the country
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Identify and Treat TB and MDR-TB
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To help increase government transparency and efficiency, USAID helped Indonesia establish a case tracking system, which allows increased access to information and efficient case management. It is now used in all district courts in Indonesia.
USAID Indonesia uses human-centered design approach to develop its development strategy
PRESTASI, USAID's Scholarship Program for Indonesia's Future Leaders
Loans Bring Toilets, Sanitation to Indonesia
About Indonesia
Indonesia’s growing economy, young democracy and location among key international maritime straits make it an important trade and security partner to the United States. Indonesia constitutes the world’s third largest democracy and fourth most populous nation, with the largest economy in Southeast Asia and some of the world’s most diverse natural resources. Yet Indonesia is home to a disproportionate amount of the world’s extreme poor. More than half of the world’s extreme poor live in just five countries, Indonesia included.
USAID works with the Indonesian government, local leaders, academia, the private sector, civil society and development partners to help Indonesia realize its national development goals and become a stronger partner in addressing fundamental global challenges. The close bilateral relationship is reflected in the Strategic Partnership affirmed in 2015 to deepen ties between the two nations.
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Partnership Opportunities
Last updated: November 30, 2016
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