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About Us
UNDP believes that the people of Indonesia should have
ownership over the programmes and projects we support. All UNDP programmes
therefore actively promote the spirit of mutual respect, support and
accountability and subscribe to the principle of national ownership as
enshrined in the Jakarta Commitment – a declaration put forward by the
government and its development partners in 2009 to strengthen aid effectiveness
in Indonesia. In the true spirit of national ownership, all of UNDP’s
assistance in Indonesia is implemented by national entities, including line
ministries and the Ministry of National Planning and Development, and at the
subnational level by line departments, provincial and district authorities as
well as community groups.
While each programme supported by UNDP has specific
and varied objectives, capacity development is one aim that all UNDP programmes
– in Indonesia and worldwide – have in common. This takes on many forms
including institutional reform, leadership development, education, and training
for members of the public such as journalists, and women’s communities. In line
with this logic, UNDP advisers work side by side with Indonesian counterparts
to strengthen capacities in technical matters, policy formulation and budget
planning, amongst others