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The Global Development Alliance (GDA) and other partnerships are a reflection of USAID’s commitment to expand the ways we support development in Indonesia. Partnerships mobilize the ideas, efforts and resources of governments, businesses and civil society and forge alliances to stimulate economic growth, develop businesses and workforces, address health and environmental issues, and expand access to education and technology.

USAID/ Indonesia helped to pioneer the development of GDAs within USAID. Since 2002, USAID/ Indonesia has developed GDAs throughout the archipelago in five key programs (economic growth; education; governance; basic human services; and post-tsunami reconstruction) and continues to develop new partnerships and renew successful ones.

As of February 2007, USAID/ Indonesia has over 15 ongoing public-private partnerships, with more than $44 million in private resources mobilized.

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USAID and Chevron Support Vocational Training The fourth and final group of 110 youth, bringing the total to the planned 330, will start their vocational training on February 19 under the USAID-Chevron public-private alliance.	Acehnese youth learn technical trades Forty-eight students graduated from the Politeknik Caltex Riau Center on October 4, completing three month courses in electronic wiring and masonry.
USAID forms public/private partnerships to encourage participation in reconstruction Since the tsunami, USAID has negotiated five public/private partnerships to help direct resources to reconstruct Aceh.	First 60 students begin vocational training Students will study electrical installation and small-scale infrastructure/civil engineering.
USAID and Chevron announce $10 million public-private alliance to support vocational training Alliance supports Indonesia’s plan to assist in restoring livelihoods following the devastating tsunami.

Press Releases

Jakarta | Wednesday, May 02, 2007
USAID/Indonesia and INTEL team up to make teachers tech-savvy

On April 27, USAID/Indonesia and Intel signed an agreement to establish a $1.5 million, three year, public-private alliance to train teachers on the use of computer technology as a teaching and learning tool in the classroom.

Jakarta | Friday, January 19, 2007
USAID and ConocoPhillips Sign $1 Million Agreement for Education Recovery in Earthquake-Affected Central Java and Yogyakarta

Jakarta | Friday, June 09, 2006
USAID and BP Indonesia Sign U.S. $9 Million Agreement Bird’s Head Development Initiative

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and BP Indonesia signed an agreement yesterday totaling an investment amount of U.S. $9 million to develop the Bird’s Head region of Papua, one of Indonesia’s most-undeveloped but resource-rich regions.

Banda Aceh | Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Public-Private Partnership for Housing Bears Fruit in Aceh Besar

Today, the first 10 homes constructed under an Aceh resettlement program were formally handed over to beneficiaries in Pulot village of Lepeung subdistrict, Aceh Besar.

Pekanbaru | Saturday, April 29, 2006
USAID and Chevron Alliance Celebrates Vocational Training Graduation

On April 29, 132 young men and women from Aceh and Nias completed three months of intensive training in carpentry, civil construction, computer applications and bookkeeping at the Politeknik Caltex Riau in Pekanbaru under a joint program funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Chevron Corporation.

Banda Aceh | Thursday, April 20, 2006
USAID Partners to Dedicate More Funds for Housing

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the American International Group (AIG) announced their agreement today to jointly fund additional housing construction in Aceh.

Jakarta | Thursday, March 23, 2006
The United States Supports the First Undergraduate Program on Risk Management in Indonesia

The U.S. Government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), assisted the Government of Indonesia to establish the first undergraduate program on Risk Management.

Bekasi | Monday, March 20, 2006
USAID and Coca-Cola Launch “Cinta Air” Program in Bekasi

Today, USAID Indonesia and Coca-Cola commemorated World Water Day by launching the Community Watershed Partnership Program, or Cinta Air, in Bekasi, West Java. The goal of Cinta Air is to ensure the provision of clean water and sanitation services to 25,000 people living in the rapidly growing district of Bekasi.

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USAID/ Indonesia helped to pioneer the development of GDAs within USAID.

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