Asia-Pacífico

Indonesia


Integrated Policy

Leaving No One Behind: Adaptive Social Protection for All in Indonesia


The programme brief description

Indonesia’s Joint Programme proposal aims to ensure that existing social protection systems are more responsive to climate-related and other disasters. This Joint Programme will support the Government of Indonesia which aims to transform existing social protection schemes into an Adaptive Social Protection system. Within 2 years, it is expected to have gathered sufficient evidence of the potential to reduce the exposure and enhance resilience of vulnerable individuals and communities to climate-related and other disasters by providing faster, more predictable, effective and accountable cash and voucher assistance before and/or after a disaster. The Joint Programme advocates for a rights-based, equity and gender-sensitive focus to targeting households and individuals which are already below the poverty line, or which are at risk of sliding below the poverty line, in geographic areas at high risk of climate-related disasters. 

Approach

The Joint Programme is focused on supporting the Government to adopt innovative approaches to Adaptive Social Protection in a middle-income country that is highly prone to climate- related and other disasters. It will take a rights-based, equity and gender-sensitive focus to targeting households and individuals which are already below the poverty line, or which are at risk of sliding below the poverty line, in geographic areas at high risk of climate-related disasters. 

Target groups

Women, children, girls, youth, persons with disabilities, older persons, minorities, indigenous peoples, rural workers. 

 


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Total budget:
US $ 2,390,000

UN Agencies:

UNICEF, WFP, UNDP, OCHA


National Partners:

Ministry of National Development Planning; Ministry of Finance; Ministry of Social Affairs; National Disaster Management Agency; Ministry of Environment and Forestry; Ministry of Home Affairs; Bureau of Meteorology and Climatology; Financial Services Authority; National Fiscal Policy Agency; BPJS Labour; Coordinating Ministry of Human Development and Culture

 


Duración:
January 1, 2020 to February 28, 2022 (26 months)

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