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Economic Growth
Objective: Economic Growth Strengthened and Employment Created
Program Photo Gallery
Photo: USAID/Danumurthi Mahendra
The three iMULAI competition winners display their awards at the award ceremony on February 13, 2008. From left to right: SENADA Project Director Steve Smith, USAID Mission Director Walter North, iMULAI competition winner Andri Yadi of PT Dycode Cominfotech Development, winner Dr. Ahmad Rusdiansyah of ITS, winner Yugo Goutomo of PT Sentra Solusi Integrasi, U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia Cameron Hume, and Tony Chen, President Director Microsoft Indonesia.
Photo: USAID/Dina Syarifa
A man operates a CAD-assisted aircraft parts mold-making machine at a factory in Bandung, West Java. The USAID funded SENADA project helps increase Indonesia’s competitiveness on the world market
Photo: USAID
Coffee farmers in Central Aceh earn premiums for the sale of certified organic beans through a USAID economic development activity.
Photo: USAID
Mr. Ahda, pictured at right, is the owner of a shoe shop in Depok , Jakarta. He has received assistance from USAID/Indonesia through the Indonesia Competitiveness Program (SENADA) since June 2006. SENADA helps mid-range businesses develop strategic action and marketing plans. The plans help businesses identify, address and solve problems to enable greater growth and prosperity
Photo: Visi Anak Bangsa
Through USAID, the U.S. is working with Indonesians to ensure that future generations enjoy an increasingly prosperous, democratic and stable country.
Photo: USAID/C. Gredler
Jantang is a small agricultural village in the foothils of Lhoong, Aceh Besar, one of the three districts most ravaged by the devestating tsunami of December 26, 2004. Many of these coastal villages in Lhoong lost between 50 - 90 percent of their village
Photo: USAID/Indonesia
Most of the entrepreneurs selling in this Banda Aceh Market were assisted by USAID through the Fund.
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