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This presentation provides a general overview of Agence Française de Développement (AFD). It shows how AFD meets the cross-cutting objective of supporting low-carbon, climate resilient development paths through its ongoing projects in Indonesia. AFD’s contribution to sustain the Center of Excellence in Indonesia to enhance renewable energy is also discussed.
Discover the potential of clean and renewable energy in Indonesia. Read about the establishment of the Center of Excellence on Clean Energy in the country. Examine the possible challenges that the Center might face in the future.
There is increasing pressure on the supply of and access to energy to meet Indonesia’s economic and social development. The utilization of national renewable energy sources has become a necessity. Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources will establish a Center of Excellence to support the country’s clean energy program.
Universal health coverage (UHC) is not only the most powerful single concept that public health has to offer in Indonesia, but is also in accordance with the National Law or Constitution. UHC extends high quality and equal healthcare access to all Indonesian citizens.
Explore the approach of Joint Learning Network, particularly its IT track, to achieve universal health coverage. The presentation highlights the importance of building partnerships in ICT development, and the possible contributions of cross geography partnerships. Using Indonesia as the case example, the complex nature of national partnerships is illustrated.
Universal health coverage (UHC) is the most powerful single concept that the public health field can offer. Noting the major components of UHC’s goals, including the effective coverage of universal health, are seen as crucial; hence ensuring sustainability of the UHC program would require monitoring certain approaches and indicators.
This presentation discusses the Indonesian Qualification Framework and new regulation in higher education as the means of strengthening the quality of human resources in Indonesia. It also covers the development of the country’s vocational higher education using the experience of Electronics Engineering Institute of Surabaya as a case example.
This presentation discusses GIZ’s technical and vocational education and training (TVET) and the implementation of Labour Markets Program in Indonesia. It also shares the work of GIZ TVET and Labour Markets Sector Working Group in Asia. A thorough discussion on labor markets in the context of regional cooperation is included.
This presentation provides an overview of the higher educational system in Indonesia. It does not only explain the basic role of higher educational institutions in the country, but also the important role they play in the advancement of green skills.
Obtain pointers on how to capture green business opportunities. Equip yourself with an industry perspective of the existing gap in green skills. Learn about Geocycle, a green company that practices sustainability through its goal of turning waste into a resource.