What, Why, Where and How we work
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Progress Report Indonesia (2007) shows that the provinces of Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT), Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB), Papua Barat and Papua are the four least-developed provinces in Indonesia.
Approximately 23% of the population of NTB, 28% of NTT, 33% of Papua and 39% of Papua Barat are classified as very poor. Most of the poor live in rural areas and depends on subsistence farming for their livelihoods. These four provinces suffer from increasing rates of child malnutrition and maternal and infant mortality. School participation levels are low and drop out rates are high. [...]
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- Kedai Teknologi Online Baru yang Dirancang bagi Kaum Miskin Diluncurkan
- AusAID’s Senior Representative for Indonesia visited East Nusa Tenggara
- Press Release: Launching of Resource Center BAPPEDA NTT
- ANTARA-Supporting farmer’s incomes in West Timor (Three)
- ANTARA-Supporting farmer’s incomes in West Timor (Two)
Australia-Indonesia Conference in Sydney: Partners in a New Era
To have a better and deeper understanding of Australians and Indonesians’ unique political, economic, social and religious characters, perception about each other have to be updated regularly and properly. Mutual and Beneficial relationship between Government-to-Government, People-to-People and Business-to-Business of both countries must be mutually encouraged.
A high level conference on the future of both countries’ relationship [...]
