Students of Public Junior High School 10 in Padang, West Sumatra demonstrate new point of use water treatment technology being introduced by USAID’s Aman Tirta Program.

Community and parental involvement in education is on the rise in Indonesia, as parent volunteers and school committees help improve and manage schools.

With USAID support, Indonesia successfully carried out nationwide legislative elections and its first ever direct Presidential elections in 2004.

Through USAID, the U.S. is working with Indonesians to ensure that future generations enjoy an increasingly prosperous, democratic and stable country.

USAID’s Community Based Recovery Initiative providing cash for work to clean up 59 villages, and working with the community to plan for the future and the return of livelihoods.

USAID and the U.S. Military are working in close coordination to deliver humanitarian assistance to the earthquake victims.

The Millennium Challenge Corporation Threshold Program comprises a $55 million grant over two years focused on controlling corruption and improving immunization.