Siti Nugraha Mauludiah Director for Technical Cooperation Ministry for Foreign Affairs Republic of Indonesia 1

WHAT’S GOING ON NOW?

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CURRENT GLOBAL SITUATION

North

North

North-South Cooperation

South

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Emerging economies  Middle Income Countries

South-South and Triangular Cooperation South

Knowledge Sharing Activities

South

Scaling up

South-South and Triangular Cooperation is a complement for the North-South Cooperation Currently, Middle Income Countries has played a very significant role under the SSC Framework  new perspective  new architecture of aid for development effectiveness Scaling up knowledge sharing activities through North-South, South-South and Triangular Cooperation 3

DEVELOMENT COOPERATION PILARS Investment Leverage To support financing of development programs

Optimizing utilization of sources and schemes of development financing e.g ODA, PPP, export credits

Focusing loan utilization on infrastructure and energy

Capacity Building Development of human resources and institutions

International Cooperation

South-South and Triangular Cooperation

Policy development

Increasing competitiveness of goods and services

Supporting Indonesia’s role in international fora e.g. G-20, Global Partnership

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INDONESIA AS A PROVIDER COUNTRY

Indonesia has been providing technical cooperation since 1980s Indonesia Constitution: to contribute to global welfare and world peace

Global Partnership Indonesia : - Middle Income Country  2008 - G-20 Member - Jakarta Commitment 2009 - Busan Outcome Document 2011

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INDONESIA’S CONTRIBUTION (2000 – 2013)

Sectors among others: • Agriculture • Scholarships • DRM • Maternal and Child Health • Infrastructure • Women Empowerment • etc

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WHAT ARE WE DOING NOW?

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GRAND DESIGN AND BLUE PRINT OF THE SOUTH-SOUTH AND TRIANGULAR COOPERATION FRAMEWORK

STAGE 1: 2011-2014

STAGE 2: 2015-2019

Stronger Coordination Within Revitalized Institutional Framework

New Emerging Partner in Innovative South-South and Triangular Cooperation for Development

STAGE 3: 2020-2025

Stronger Partnership within Innovative and Inclusive South-South Cooperation

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FRAMEWORK OF SSTC INDONESIA Capacity Building

Investment Leverage International Development Cooperation:

Flagship+ Programs Formulation/ Assessment (Issues, Modalities, Partners, Funding Framework)

COP/ HUB

Current Issues

• Development • Good Governance • Macro Economic Mgmt • others

Modalities

Partners

South-South Cooperation, Triangular Cooperation

Government, Dev’t. Partners, Partner Country, Private Sector, CSO, Philantrophy, Parliament

Lesson learned

Funding Framework: (GoI, Dev’t. Partners, Partner Countries, Private Sector, Philantrophy)

Implementation

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FUNDINGS : INDONESIA’S SOUTH-SOUTH AND TRIANGULAR COOPERATION

National Budget

Bilateral Cooperation

Multilateral Cooperation

Public – Private Partnership

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INDONESIA’S FLAGSHIP PROGRAM Flagship Program  Capacity building on community empowerment program (PNPM)  Artificial insemination for cattle  Revitalization of Farmer’s Agricultural and Rural Training Center (FARTC)  Disaster risk reduction and climate change program  Capacity building on democracy program and conflict resolution  Capacity building on trade and export program  Infrastructure program for road sector  Population, family planning and reproductive health program  Scholarship for developing countries partnership program  Capacity building on macro-economic, public finance and micro finance program

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DEVELOPING COUNTRY-LED KNOWLEDGE HUB During the South-South Cooperation High Level Meeting on Country-Led Knowledge Hubs on 10-12 July 2012 in Bali, The Vice President of Indonesia declared that Indonesia stands ready to develop a community of practice as a starting point toward building a knowledge hubs in three sectors as follow: ○ Development: poverty alleviation, disaster management

and climate change, dan human development ○ Good Governance and Peace Building: Democracy, Law Enforcement and Peace Keeping ○ Economic: Macro economic management, public finance dan micro finance

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NATIONAL COORDINATION TEAM Steering Committee Co Chair: Minister of National Dev. Planning, Co Chair: Minister of Foreign Affairs Vice Chairperson I: Vice Minister of NDP, Vice Chairperson II : Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Members: Echelon 1 Line Ministries, and private sector representatives

Technical Committee Chair : Director of International Development Cooperation, Bappenas Co Chairs: Director for Socio Culture and International Organization Developing Countries, MoFA; Chief, Bureau of Technical Cooperation, State Secretariat; Director for Multilateral Foreign Funding, Bappenas; Director for Technical Cooperation, MoFA; Director for Politics and Communication, Bappenas; Head of Regional and Bilateral Policy, MoF Members: Echelon 2 Line Ministries, including private sector

WG 1

WG 2

WG 3

Institutional Framework

Program and Funding

Monev, Publication, Knowledge Management,

Co-Chair: Director for Politics and Communication, Bappenas, Head of Regional and Bilateral Policy, MoF Members : Echelon 2

Co-Chair: Director for Multilateral Foreign Funding, Bappenas Director for Technical Cooperation, MoFA Members : Echelon 2

Co-Chair: Head of Technical Cooperation Bureau, State Secretariat, Director of SosBud OINB, MoFA Members : Echelon 2

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ROLE AND FUNCTION OF LINE MINISTRIES Foreign Policy and Diplomacy MoFA

Bappenas

MoF

National Priority, Development Cooperation and Budgeting

State Sec

Fiscal Policy and State Budget Line Ministries

Local Gov

Private

National Coordination Team on SSTC

NGO

Support and Facilitation

Implementing Agencies

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SO...WE’RE MOVING FORWARD.. HOW ABOUT YOU?

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TRIANGULAR COOPERATION

Ensuring Effectiveness

Enhancing Transparency

Public Private Partnership

• Demand driven from the beneficiary side. • In line with the national policy of the beneficiary countries. • Programs carried out should be sustainable in terms of benefits, as well as sustainable in terms of efforts.

• Consultation among all parties engaged. • Donors, providers as well as beneficiaries must discuss the cooperation prior to implementation. • Resulted in a more effective program • Building trust among all parties involved.

• In order to address critical resources gaps in development assistance, we need to secure the involvement of the private sector, including foundations and philanthropists

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR TRIANGULAR COOPERATION BENEFICIARY DEVELOPMENT LINE STAGES NCT on SSTC COUNTRY PARTNER MINISTRIES

INDONESIA’S FLAGSHIP SSTFC:

Submit proposal Program Selection

Request

Request No

Notice of unable (Sent to related stakeholders)

Program preparation

Request

Request Program Selection

Yes

Implementing Agency appointed

Project/ Program preparation meeting Approval

Signing Agreement

Signing Agreement

Signing Agreement

Document of Agreement

Document of Agreement

Detail program preparation Implementation

Signing Agreement Document of Agreement

Document of Agreement

Technical Agreement formulation Program Implementation

Program Implementation Reporting

Monev and Reporting 17

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Monev and coordination meeting

CURRENT PRIORITIES Implementing strategic cooperation with partner countries through pilot activities e.g.: Education, Planning-budgeting, Agriculture Poverty Reduction, Disaster Management, Democracy & Justice  Enhancing capacity of the NCT 

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THANK YOU Find us: Directorate of Technical Cooperation Directorate General of Information and Public Diplomacy Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia Jalan Taman Pejambon no. 6 Jakarta, Indonesia Phone: (62-21) 3849350

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