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Indonesia


Priority country : Political prioritization

Indonesia joined SWA in 2017. In Indonesia, under the leadership of the Government of Indonesia, development partners provide valuable contributions in the WASH sector. Active communications and coordination among governments and development partners are conducted at (i) planning stage through both formal mechanism to register planned loans and grants into governments system and National WASH Working Group; (ii) implementation stage through regular meetings conducted by line ministries or Sanitation Partner Group; and (iii) evaluation & monitoring stage through regular reviews on projects funded by loans or grants. Sanitation Partners’ Group (SPG) is established in Indonesia as a coordination forum between development partners in sanitation development in the country. There are a lot of efforts to develop programs and bringing on innovations, including development of indicators, tools and instruments for data collection which are aligned with WASH-related SDGs indicators.

Commitments by the government

Develop climate-resilient WASH sector investments and infrastructure to support green economy.
Reviewing progress
Enhance political commitment and investments to accelerate WASH scale-up in Indonesia to also support stunting reduction and green economy
Reviewing progress
Expand partnerships and mobilize alternative financing to scale up WASH services.
Reviewing progress
Strengthen equity-driven monitoring and reporting and community- engagement to ensure sustainable WASH services
Reviewing progress
Accelerate the achievement of country-wide Open Defecation Free (ODF) and the adoption of safely managed sanitation.
75%
Provide sustainable and innovative financing sources to sustain WASH services and ensure access to sustainable and safely managed WASH services for the poor while strengthening partnership with different stakeholders, including the private sector, for service delivery and resource mobilization.
50%
Strengthen peer-to-peer learning as part of advocacy and capacity building agendas.
75%
Aldi S. Surianingrat
Senior Program Manager
Civil Society

News about Indonesia

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Documents

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Key documents Type
MAM Catalytic Support: Impact for Civil Society Organizations 2022
Strengthening multi-stakeholder engagement and mutual accountability in water, sanitation and hygiene: Cross-country synthesis
Indonesia 2022 SMM Country Overview
2022 Country Overview: Indonesia
Indonesia - Collaborative Behaviour Country Profile 2020
Regional Roadmap for Asia
MAM Research 2: Strengthening Mutual Accountability in Partnerships for WASH - Summary of six country case studies
Indonesia Country brief: Strengthening mutual accountability and partnerships for WASH
2020 Country Overview: Indonesia
2019 SMM Country Brief

Webinars

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Ensuring WASH service provision in times of COVID-19

Ensuring WASH service provision in times of COVID-19

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On May 21, SWA organized the first Ministerial Roundtable on “Ensuring provision of water services in urban areas during...
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SWA Partner Exchange Forum on inequalities in water, sanitation and hygiene, the COVID-19 response and the future service level

SWA Partner Exchange Forum on inequalities in water, sanitation and hygiene, the COVID-19 response and the future service level

Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) partnership together with partners from the Research and Learning constituency, IRC and...
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