SKALA is an 8-year program commencing in November 2022 with a total value of up to AUD 160 million (approximately IDR 1.5 trillion). SKALA will focus on strengthening selected elements of Indonesia’s large and complex decentralised governance systems such as Public Financial Management (PFM), Minimum Service Standard (MSS), planning and budgeting, and local leadership while strengthening GEDSI mainstreaming into the systems.

The Pillar 3 Engagement Strategy of the Australia Indonesia Partnership – Sinergi dan Kolaborasi untuk Akselerasi Layanan Dasar (SKALA) program focusses on SKALA’s approach in building influence and ensuring the voice and representation of poor and vulnerable communities are better incorporated into local government processes of planning and budgeting, leading to improved service delivery. This […]

The Pillar 2 Engagement Strategy of the Australia Indonesia Partnership – Sinergi dan Kolaborasi untuk Akselerasi Layanan Dasar (SKALA) program focusses on the subnational level engagement of the program, which primarily covers the Intermediate Outcomes (IOs) of the second End of Program Outcome (EOPO) with linkages to other program IOs. SKALA utilises pillar engagement strategies […]

The Pillar 1 Engagement Strategy of the Australia Indonesia Partnership – Sinergi dan Kolaborasi untuk Akselerasi Layanan Dasar (SKALA) program focusses on the national level engagement of the program, primarily with 3 key ministries (the Ministry of National Development Planning or Bappenas, the Ministry of Finance or MoF and the Ministry of Home Affairs or […]

Regional disparities in Indonesia due to historical, political, and geographical factors are exacerbated by the poor delivery of services in less developed provinces and districts across the nation. The poor quality and levels of accessibility to services for the general public creates further challenges for marginalised groups within these less developed regions. The Australia-Indonesia Partnership: […]