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Indonesian National Voter Education Survey Report (531 KB)
This report presents the findings of the first national survey of the information needs of voters in Indonesia. This survey was initiated in response to requests from Indonesian NGOs involved in voter education programs with the goal of...
This report presents the findings of the first national survey of the information needs of voters in Indonesia. This survey was initiated in response to requests from Indonesian NGOs involved in voter education programs with the goal of providing the information Indonesian organizations would need to plan effective registration, voter, and civic education campaigns prior to the June national election. The survey involved 2,593 randomly-selected in-person interviews conducted in twenty-six provinces. A democracy assessment survey.
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02/01/1999 |
Survey
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Innovations in Strengthening Local Economic Governance in Asia (1530 KB)
This new book from The Asia Foundation summarizes the Foundation's experience designing and
implementing programs aimed at strengthening economic governance in
Asia. Authored by Asia Foundation staff experts V. Bruce. J. Tolentino, Nina...
This new book from The Asia Foundation summarizes the Foundation's experience designing and
implementing programs aimed at strengthening economic governance in
Asia. Authored by Asia Foundation staff experts V. Bruce. J. Tolentino, Nina Merchant-Vega, Veronique Salze Lozac'h, Maria Belen Bonoan, Jaime Faustino, Hari Kusdaryanto, Frida Rustiani, and Arumaithurai Subakaran.
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05/25/2011 |
Book
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Investment Competitiveness of Regencies/Cities in Indonesia, 2005: Perceptions of the Business Community (Ratings of 169 Regencies and 59 Cities in Indonesia, Methodology and Main Findings (1241 KB)
The fifth annual study of “Investment Competitiveness of Regencies/Cities in Indonesia” implemented by KPPOD (Regional Autonomy Watch). Since the first socialization of the 2001 study results, public response toward the rank has...
The fifth annual study of “Investment Competitiveness of Regencies/Cities in Indonesia” implemented by KPPOD (Regional Autonomy Watch). Since the first socialization of the 2001 study results, public response toward the rank has been extensive. The private sector has shown its appreciation by using the study result as one of its sources to formulate investment policies; academicians have shared their opinions on the methodology used in the study; moreover, some prominent international institutions have used the studies’ findings as their reference.
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01/01/2005 |
Survey
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Islamic Organizations and Development in Indonesia (166 KB)
Building on 35 years of collaboration with Muslim organizations in Indonesia, The Asia Foundation currently supports Islamic civil society organizations in their efforts to strengthen democratic institutions, improve local governance, and...
Building on 35 years of collaboration with Muslim organizations in Indonesia, The Asia Foundation currently supports Islamic civil society organizations in their efforts to strengthen democratic institutions, improve local governance, and reduce poverty in Indonesia. These organizations have long formed the vital core of Indonesia's civil society and continue to play a leading role in democratic reform and improving social conditions. They include groups belonging to the mass-based organizations Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) and Muhammadiyah which together claim over 60 million members, with networks that span the country from the national down to the district and village levels. Commanding legitimacy and influence in both state and society in Indonesia, Islamic organizations are a natural partner in Indonesia's development.
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08/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Islamic Organizations and Development in Indonesia - in Bahasa Indonesia (165 KB)
ORGANISASI ISLAM DAN PEBANGUNAN DI INDONESIA Sejak tahun 1970-an, Asia Foundation men- jalin kerjasama dengan organisasi- organisasi Islam guna memperbaiki tata pemerintahan lokal, meningkatkan partisi- pasi masyarakat dalam proses...
ORGANISASI ISLAM DAN PEBANGUNAN DI INDONESIA Sejak tahun 1970-an, Asia Foundation men- jalin kerjasama dengan organisasi- organisasi Islam guna memperbaiki tata pemerintahan lokal, meningkatkan partisi- pasi masyarakat dalam proses demokrasi, dan mengurangi kemiskinan di Indonesia. Dalam sejarah Indonesia hingga saat ini, organisasi-organisasi Islam ini merupakan bagian penting dari masyarakat sipil di Indonesia yang mendukung pembaruan demokrasi dan memperbaiki kondisi sosial- ekonomi di Indonesia. Sebagian besar mitra Asia Foundation yang berada di tingkat nasional hingga lokal adalah lembaga-lembaga di bawah payung kultur Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) dan Muhammadiyah.
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08/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Justice Sector Reform in Indonesia (2142 KB)
For more than 40 years, The Asia Foundation has supported Indonesian efforts to strengthen legal institutions, improve legal education, and bolster justice sector reform. |
10/03/2012 |
Program Profile
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Justice Sector Reform in Indonesia - in Bahasa Indonesia (1779 KB)
For more than 40 years, The Asia Foundation has supported Indonesian efforts to strengthen legal institutions, improve legal education, and bolster justice sector reform. |
10/05/2012 |
Program Profile
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Legal Empowerment for Women and Disadvantaged Groups, ADB and The Asia Foundation (1194 KB)
A report on legal empowerment in Asia, including how legal empowerment is relevant to the development community and can be incorporated into development programs. Features three pilot projects in Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Pakistan; and...
A report on legal empowerment in Asia, including how legal empowerment is relevant to the development community and can be incorporated into development programs. Features three pilot projects in Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Pakistan; and overview of the Asian Development Bank's technical assistance for legal empowerment; defining and measuring the impact of legal empowerment; and conclusions and recommendations.
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07/22/2009 |
Report
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Local and Economic Governance in Indonesia (1854 KB)
For more than a decade, The Asia Foundation's Local and Economic Governance programs have supported broad-based economic development and reform in Indonesia, working with local business, government, and civil society to enhance their roles and...
For more than a decade, The Asia Foundation's Local and Economic Governance programs have supported broad-based economic development and reform in Indonesia, working with local business, government, and civil society to enhance their roles and effectiveness in policy reform and to promote business-friendly policies. Partnering with an extensive network of nongovernmental organizations, business associations, academics, community groups, and government agencies, the Foundation supports initiatives to improve the business environment through policy and institutional reform and develop pro-poor and gender-sensitive local policies and budgets.
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12/18/2012 |
Handout
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Local and Economic Governance in Indonesia (Bahasa) (1852 KB)
For more than a decade, The Asia Foundation's Local and Economic Governance programs have supported broad-based economic development and reform in Indonesia, working with local business, government, and civil society to enhance their roles and...
For more than a decade, The Asia Foundation's Local and Economic Governance programs have supported broad-based economic development and reform in Indonesia, working with local business, government, and civil society to enhance their roles and effectiveness in policy reform and to promote business-friendly policies. Partnering with an extensive network of nongovernmental organizations, business associations, academics, community groups, and government agencies, the Foundation supports initiatives to improve the business environment through policy and institutional reform and develop pro-poor and gender-sensitive local policies and budgets.
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12/18/2012 |
Handout
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Local Business Associations in Indonesia (968 KB)
The Foundation's Forda program is designed to help small and medium-sized businesses tackle the problems that really matter to them. In collaboration with the National Network for Small and Medium Enterprises (JNP-UKM), the Foundation has...
The Foundation's Forda program is designed to help small and medium-sized businesses tackle the problems that really matter to them. In collaboration with the National Network for Small and Medium Enterprises (JNP-UKM), the Foundation has helped to establish 39 Forda in Indonesia, 25 of those based in Sulawesi.
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07/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Local Business Associations in Indonesia – in Bahasa Indonesia (909 KB)
DUKUNGAN ASOSIASI USAHA KECIL DAN MENENGAH - Transisi demokrasi Indonesia telah memberi kesempatan kepada publik untuk mempengaruhi pembuatan kebijakan. Mengingat kelompok usaha kecil dan menengah mencakup 99 persen dari seluruh usaha di...
DUKUNGAN ASOSIASI USAHA KECIL DAN MENENGAH - Transisi demokrasi Indonesia telah memberi kesempatan kepada publik untuk mempengaruhi pembuatan kebijakan. Mengingat kelompok usaha kecil dan menengah mencakup 99 persen dari seluruh usaha di Indonesia, maka keputusan-keputusan mengenai kebijakan yang mempengaruhi iklim usaha memiliki konsekuensi yang luas secara nasional. Meskipun demikian, kelompok usaha kecil dan menengah harus mengembangkan saluran-saluran yang tepat untuk menyuarakan pandangan-pandangan mereka.
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07/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Local Economic Governance in Indonesia - Overview (268 KB)
Summary brochure of the survey of businesses in 243 Regencies/Cities in Indonesia, 2007 |
07/23/2008 |
Brochure
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Local Economic Governance: A Survey of Business Operators in 245 Districts/Municipalities in Indonesia, 2011 (4761 KB)
This 2011 study of Local Economic Governance (LEG) is aimed at giving a portrayal of the quality of local economic governance in 245 regencies/municipalities in 19 provinces in Indonesia. |
12/14/2011 |
Book
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Local Economic Governance: A Survey of Business Operators in 245 Districts/Municipalities in Indonesia, 2011 (Bahasa) (6435 KB)
Bahasa version of a 2011 study of Local Economic Governance (LEG) is aimed at giving a portrayal of the quality of local economic governance in 245 regencies/municipalities in 19 provinces in Indonesia. |
12/14/2011 |
Book
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Local Governance Programs (1435 KB)
The Asia Foundation's approach to Local Governance Programs. |
12/07/2010 |
Program Profile
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Local Governance Programs (11x17) (1432 KB)
The Asia Foundation's approach to Local Governance Programs. |
12/07/2010 |
Handout
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Making Sense of Business Licensing in Indonesia (15626 KB)
A review of business licensing policy and survey of One Stop Shop Service Centers. |
04/01/2007 |
Report
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Making Sense of Business Licensing in Indonesia (Bahasa) (16845 KB)
In Bahasa - A review of business licensing policy and survey of one stop shop service centers. |
04/01/2007 |
Report
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Measuring Economic Governance at the Local Level (127 KB)
THE EXPERIENCE OF THE ASIA FOUNDATION IN INDONESIA, CAMBODIA, VIETNAM, SRI LANKA, AND BANGLADESH
The Asia Foundation’s approach to effective economic governance builds on the knowledge that the engine for sustainable growth is...
THE EXPERIENCE OF THE ASIA FOUNDATION IN INDONESIA, CAMBODIA, VIETNAM, SRI LANKA, AND BANGLADESH
The Asia Foundation’s approach to effective economic governance builds on the knowledge that the engine for sustainable growth is the formal and informal MSME sector, the major source of employment for most countries in Asia. However, the growth and job-generation performance of MSMEs are often constrained by a wide spectrum of institutional obstacles. To address the constraints to MSME growth, the Foundation has developed specialized tools to analyze local business environments, measure the quality of local economic governance, assess progress through a set of quantitative and qualitative indicators, and support policy reforms. Local Economic Governance Indexes (EGIs), developed in collaboration with local and international partners, are one of these tools.
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05/01/2009 |
Handout
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Measuring Economic Governance at the Local Level-11x17 (120 KB)
11x17 version.
The Asia Foundation’s approach to effective economic governance builds on the knowledge that the engine for sustainable growth is the formal and informal MSME sector, the major source of employment for most...
11x17 version.
The Asia Foundation’s approach to effective economic governance builds on the knowledge that the engine for sustainable growth is the formal and informal MSME sector, the major source of employment for most countries in Asia. However, the growth and job-generation performance of MSMEs are often constrained by a wide spectrum of institutional obstacles. To address the constraints to MSME growth, the Foundation has developed specialized tools to analyze local business environments, measure the quality of local economic governance, assess progress through a set of quantitative and qualitative indicators, and support policy reforms. Local Economic Governance Indexes (EGIs), developed in collaboration with local and international partners, are one of these tools.
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05/01/2009 |
Handout
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Measuring Local Economic Governance (1078 KB)
The Regional Autonomy Watch (KPPOD) was established in 2000 by stakeholders from the business community, journalists and researchers to monitor the impact of regional autonomy on economic growth. With support from The Asia Foundation, Regional...
The Regional Autonomy Watch (KPPOD) was established in 2000 by stakeholders from the business community, journalists and researchers to monitor the impact of regional autonomy on economic growth. With support from The Asia Foundation, Regional Autonomy Watch ranked regional competitiveness between 2001 and 2005, using perception surveys of business owners coupled with secondary data about key indicators of factors that support the regional business climate and promote healthy competition.
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10/01/2010 |
Handout
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Measuring Local Economic Governance (Bahasa) (1065 KB)
The Regional Autonomy Watch (KPPOD) was established in 2000 by stakeholders from the business community, journalists and researchers to monitor the impact of regional autonomy on economic growth. With support from The Asia Foundation, Regional...
The Regional Autonomy Watch (KPPOD) was established in 2000 by stakeholders from the business community, journalists and researchers to monitor the impact of regional autonomy on economic growth. With support from The Asia Foundation, Regional Autonomy Watch ranked regional competitiveness between 2001 and 2005, using perception surveys of business owners coupled with secondary data about key indicators of factors that support the regional business climate and promote healthy competition.
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10/01/2010 |
Handout
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Measuring One Stop Shop Performance in Indonesia (659 KB)
In order to foster a positive business climate, The Asia Foundation has been supporting efforts to streamline business licensing in Indonesia since 1999 by establishing and improving One Stop Shop (OSS) centers. One Stop Shops are local...
In order to foster a positive business climate, The Asia Foundation has been supporting efforts to streamline business licensing in Indonesia since 1999 by establishing and improving One Stop Shop (OSS) centers. One Stop Shops are local government offices where permit and license issuance is consolidated, simplifying the processes and reducing the number of contact points between applicants and officials.
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07/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Measuring One Stop Shop Performance in Indonesia (14084 KB)
Building an OSS Performance Index and Data Collection System for Government and Development Organizations. |
08/01/2007 |
Report
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Measuring One Stop Shop Performance in Indonesia (Bahasa) (15790 KB)
Bahasa version - Building an OSS Performance Index and Data Collection System for Government and Development Organizations. |
08/01/2007 |
Report
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Measuring One Stop Shop Performance in Indonesia-in Bahasa Indonesia (678 KB)
MENGUKUR KINERJA PELAYANAN PERIZINAN TERPADU DI INDONESIA
Untuk mewujudkan iklim usaha yang lebih baik, Asia Foundation telah memberikan program pendampingan teknis untuk pembentukan dan pengembangan pelayanan perizinan terpadu di...
MENGUKUR KINERJA PELAYANAN PERIZINAN TERPADU DI INDONESIA
Untuk mewujudkan iklim usaha yang lebih baik, Asia Foundation telah memberikan program pendampingan teknis untuk pembentukan dan pengembangan pelayanan perizinan terpadu di Indonesia sejak 1999. Pelayanan terpadu merupakan sebuah instansi di daerah berwenang untuk menyederhanakan dan mengkonsolidasikan proses penerbitan izin di satu tempat.
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07/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Microfinance Services in Indonesia: A Survey of Institutions in Six Provinces (1683 KB)
The Asia Foundation has cooperated with the Center for Business and Government of Harvard University (CBG-Harvard), which works for Bank Rakyat Indonesia, to conduct a survey on access to and services of micro fi nance institutions (MFIs) in...
The Asia Foundation has cooperated with the Center for Business and Government of Harvard University (CBG-Harvard), which works for Bank Rakyat Indonesia, to conduct a survey on access to and services of micro fi nance institutions (MFIs) in six provinces: West Java, East Java, West Kalimantan, East Kalimantan, North Sulawesi and Papua. The survey was aimed at looking at the availability of micro finance services.
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06/01/2003 |
Survey
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Observing the Presidential Elections: A Guide for International Observers of the 2004 Indonesian Presidential Election , Tim Meisburger (317 KB)
A Guide for International Observers of the 2004 Indonesian Presidential Election. |
06/01/2004 |
Miscellaneous
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One Stop Shops for Business Licensing (843 KB)
The Asia Foundation has worked to streamline business licensing by establishing One Stop Shop (OSS) licensing centers. These centers are physical offices where permit and license issuance is consolidated, simplifying processes and reducing the...
The Asia Foundation has worked to streamline business licensing by establishing One Stop Shop (OSS) licensing centers. These centers are physical offices where permit and license issuance is consolidated, simplifying processes and reducing the number of contact points between applicants and officials.
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07/01/2007 |
Miscellaneous
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