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Annual Report of Indonesia's South-South and Triangular Annual Report of Indonesia’s South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) 2015 Kementerian PPN/ Kementerian Kementerian Kementerian Bappenas Luar Negeri Sekretariat Negara Keuangan NATIONAL COORDINATION TEAM OF SSTC Annual Report of Indonesia’s South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) 2015 Kementerian PPN/ Kementerian Kementerian Kementerian Bappenas Luar Negeri Sekretariat Negara Keuangan NATIONAL COORDINATION TEAM OF SSTC Message from The Chairman of Technical Team of SSTC's National Coordination Team In September 2015, the world has adopted With the spirit of solidarity, mutual benefit the global development agenda for and opportunity, as initiated by our sustainable development, well known as founding fathers 60 years ago, Indonesia’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). future SSTC is expected to achieve our It marked the new commitment of the national self-reliance, improving national international community to address global economy and development, as stated in challenges, including “unfinished business” our long term development vision: “A self- during the MDGs period such as poverty and reliance, developed, just, and prosperous inequality. Indonesia”. Given the global challenges and changes in the international development cooperation landscape, South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) is recognized as a means of implementation, and is able to provide solutions for those challenges, at global and regional level, as well as to achieve national development targets. 2015 was the first year of the new period of the National Medium term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2015-2019. In the context of international development cooperation, it’s been mandated to “improve Indonesia’s leadership and contribution in international cooperation”. As stated in the RPJMN, the Government’s efforts to strengthen Indonesia’s role in international development cooperation will be conducted through: i) policy intervention to strengthen Indonesia SSTC, ii) enhancing institutional capacity; iii) establishment of eminent persons group; 2015 iv) promoting SSTC at global and national rt level; and v) developing incentive mechanism for actors involved in SSTC. This year also became the milestone for NNUAL REPO NNUAL A the National Coordination Team on South- TC TC South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC), SS which has entered its fifth year since it was established in 2010. A lot of achievements and improvements have been made within these five years. Indonesia SSTC has become acknowledged by stakeholders along with its INDONESIA'S INDONESIA'S effort to increase Indonesia’s role in SSTC. We are proud that the 60th Asia-Africa ii Conference Commemoration conducted this year adopted South-South Cooperation as it main theme. DEWO BROTO JOKO PUTRANTO Chairman of Technical Team of NCT Foreword CONSISTENTLY PURSUING COOPERATION BASED ON THE ASIAN AFRICAN CONFERENCE SOLIDARITY 2015 was a very impressive year for Through this report, we are proud to state Indonesia's South-South and Triangular that in 2015, Indonesia’s SSTC has made Cooperation. Sixty years after the Asia Africa progress in its efforts to strengthen and Conference (AAC), all countries once again improve development partnerships. gathered with the same spirit and solidarity as Southern countries in the context of To give a better understanding on Indonesia's commemoration of the Conference. Asian SSTC, we are glad to provide you with this African Conference Commemoration Annual Report 2015 that will present a (AACC) 2015 brought a specific theme of detailed explanation on its context, structure, “Strengthening South-South Cooperation to focus, programs and achievements in 2015. Promote World Peace and Prosperity”. There will be highlights, especially on certain programs which had greater impact and Based on the spirit of solidarity, the relevancy to the development of Southern Asian African country leaders at AACC countries within the framework of SSTC. acknowledged the significance and urgency This report will also be an actual proof of of new economic order to support stability Indonesia as an emerging provider country and equality of the two continents. South- which is continuously trying to increase South Cooperation is perceived as one of shared prosperity among the countries. the most effective mechanism to share knowledge and experience, to strengthen partnership, and to discuss strategies on tackling development challenges in the countries. This commitment is relevant to the spirit established in the South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) mechanism. Indonesia itself has been working closely with developing countries known as Southern 2015 rt Countries since the first AAC in 1955. Nowadays, Indonesia has committed to enhancing its role and contribution in the development cooperation between Southern partners and international partners through REPO NNUAL A Indonesia’s South-South and Triangular TC TC Cooperation (SSTC). SS S In 2015, along with its economic development as a middle income country, Indonesia’s contribution to development has increased. Indonesia is starting to INDONESIA' become 'provider' country which attempts to establish better partnership and further iii cooperation under the framework of SSTC. RIKA Kiswardani Arko Hananto Chairperson of Vice Chairperson of Working Group 3 Working Group 3 NCT of SSTC NCT of SSTC Table of Content Message from The Chairman of Technical ii Team of SSTC's National Coordination Team Foreword iii Table of Content iv Infographic of Programs in 2015 v 01 05 09 Chapter 01 Chapter 02 Chapter 03 Indonesia’s SSTC at Special Issue 1: Special Issue 2: a Glance SSTC : A New Paradigm of Asian African Conference International Development Commemoration 2015 and Cooperation The Exhibition of Indonesia's An Interview with Dr. Rizal Sukma, SSTC Indonesian Ambassador to the United Kingdom 3.1 Asian African Conference 09 Commemoration 2015 3.2 The Exhibition of 11 15 29 Indonesia’s SSTC Chapter 04 Chapter 05 Highlighted Programs Overview of Programs in 2015 4.1 South-south 15 Cooperation Program: 5.1 Program Analysis 30 Entrepreneur Boot 41 Camp: International 5.2 Featured Program 32 Workshop on Appendix 2015 Entrepreneurship for a Training Course on Developing rt Calendar of Major Asia Pacific Strategic Partnership with Moslem 41 Religious Leaders in Family Events Triangular 4.2 17 Planning Cooperation Program: b Third Country Training Program Matrix of Indonesia's 42 (TCTP) on Strengthening the SSTC Program 2015 4.2.1 Knowledge Sharing NNUAL REPO NNUAL Role of Private Sectors in A on Planning and Maternal, Neonatal and Child Photo Gallery 47 Budgeting Myanmar 17 TC TC Health (MNCH) Services through 4.2.2 Capacity Development SS Maternal and Child Health List of Abbreviations on Road Maintenance 49 Handbooks of Timor Leste with c International Training on Disaster the Case of the Risk Management for MSG National Road No.1 19 (Melanesian Spearhead Group) 4.2.3 Strengthening of The Countries INDONESIA'S INDONESIA'S Artificial Insemination d Women’s Empowerment through of Livestock A Reverse International Training on Seashell Linkage Project Crafting iv Between Indonesia, e Irrigation and Rice Cultivation Kyrgyzstan and Islamic Project (IRCP) Phase II in Development Bank Manatuto (IDB) 22 f International Workshop on 4.2.4 Capacity Building Community based Freshwater Program on Fiscal Aquaculture for Pacific and African Decentralization for Countries Myanmar 25 Infographic INDONESIA’S SOUTH- SOUTH AND TRIANGULAR COOPERATION Jan-March 2015 April-June 16% 24% of 8 Identified of 12 Identified Programs Programs 1. Development Issues (88 %) 1. Development Issues (84 %) o Agricultural Machinery o Disaster Risk Management o Artificial Insemination o Agriculture Sector o Sustainable Food Security o Road Maintenance o Irrigation and Rice Cultivation o Maritime o Education o Technical Training Welder o Technology of Processing Products 2. Good Governance and o Strengthening Teacher Education for Special Needs Peacebuilding: (12 %) 57 o Legislative Election identified 2. Good Governance and Peacebuilding: programs (16 %) o Democracy and Innovation in Good Governance o Human Rights o Tourism and Antiquities July-Sept 652 peserta 33% 4 continents Oct-Dec of 17 Identified Programs 42 countries 27 % 2015 of 14 Identified rt Programs 1. Development Issues (82%) o Seashell Crafting o Family Planning NNUAL REPO NNUAL o TV Documentary Program Production 1. Development Issues (86 %) A o Artificial Insemination o Women Empowerment TC o Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health (MNCH) Services o Prevention of Violence against Women and SS o Technology Process and Design of Souvenir Children Protection S o Rice Cultivation and Harvest Technology o Planning and Budgeting o Artificial Insemination o Entrepreneur Boot Camp o Integrated Farming System o Automotive Technician o Food Diversification, Added Value and Agricultural Products o Community Based Freshwater Aquaculture INDONESIA' o Infrastructure o Coconut Shell Product Development o Demonstration Plot o Seashell Crafting v 2. Good Governance and Peacebuilding: (12 %) 2. Economic Issue (7 %) o Capacity Building for Government (Information and o Capital Market Development Technology) 3. Good Governance and Peacebuilding: o Comparative Advantage on SSTC (7%) 3. Economic Issues (6 %) o Corruption Eradication o Fiscal Decentralization vi INDONESIA'S SSTC ANNUAL REPOrt 2015 Infographic vii INDONESIA'S SSTC ANNUAL REPOrt 2015 In 2015 Indonesia was more devoted and committed in 2015 rt contributing and taking NNUAL REPO
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