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[email protected]

June 22, 2015

A COUNTRY FOCUS: POVERTY REDUCTION

IN INDONESIA

VISION ON INDONESIA’S LONGTERM DEVELOPMENT

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BasedonGoldmannSachsprojec4on,Indonesiawillbethe6thbiggesteconomy,withGDPwillbearoundUS$26.000Bin2050......needtogothroughhigheconomicgrowththatissustainableandinclusive.

Demographicdividen

2015GDP:US$862BGDP/capitawasaroundUS$3,372Economygrowaround5.3%

GDP:US$6.460B-8,152BGDP/capita:$20,800-25,900Becomethe10thbiggesteconomy

GDP:US$26,679BGDP/capita:$78,478Becomethe6thbiggesteconomy

GDP:US$3,76B-4,47BGDP/capita:$12,855-16,160

Ø  Popula4onin2015:254.9miopeopleØ  ChangesinDemographicStructurebrings

IndonesiatoexperienceDemographicBonusb/w2010-2030.Somecaveats:•  Tripleburdenonpopula4on•  Willstarttoenteragingsocietyin2020

(around71,6millionelderlyin2050).•  Around28mio.people(11,13%)live

underna4onalpovertyline,whilehalfofpopula4onisvulnerable.

SuhartoEra

FinancialCrisisinAsia

Democratization,Decentralization,andComodityBooming

GlobalFinancialCrisisandItsImpact

Sumber:BPS,SusenasandperhitunganBankDuniaCatatan:NilaikonsumsiGini.GariskemiskinanNasionaldiubahtahun1998,danangkatahun1996dihitungberdasarkankeduametoda,barudanlama.

SLOW DOWN DECREASE IN POVERTY

Poverty(oldmethod) Poverty(Newmethode)GiniIndex

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INEQUALITY AND VULNERABILITY

4Sumber:diolahdaridataBPS,Susenas.

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Averagenationalgrowth=3,41%

The40%lowestpopulation

Spendingpercapita2008-2014

Ø  Ginira4owas0,408,slightlyreducedaXerincreasingforthelast5years.Ø  Only20%richestpeoplehavespendinggrowthabovethena4onalaverageØ  40%lowestincomepeoplehavespendinggrowthlessthan2%peryear.Ø  Inequalityisincreaseduetounequalopportuni4esforpeopletocontributeandbebenefi\ed

fromdevelopment.

CHILDREN VULNERABILITY

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•  Around23.4millionchildrenlivewithinpoorfamilies.

•  Around2,7millionchildrenbetween15-17yearsoldworks(Sakernas2012).

•  Around47,74%boysand17,98%girlshaveexperiencingviolence(Surveyprevalencyofchildrenwithviolence,2013).

•  Around3,778childrenweresentenced(monthlydatafromMin.ofJus4ce,13Oct2014).

•  Around500thousandchildrenwerewithinins4tu4onandaround4,3millionwereabandoned(Min.ofSocialWelfare2011).

•  Slightkyincreasednumberofearlymarriageinurbanareafrom26outof1,000marriagein2012to32outof1,000marriagein2013(BKKBN,2014).

•  Increasingcasesofchildrenviolenceononlinemedia(sexuallyabused,exploita4onandtraficking).

Cluster1SocialProtection

Cluster2CommunityEmpowermentCluster3SMEandMicroCredit

BasicServicesImprovement

Stage3textgoeshere

Cluster4Pro-PoorProgram Developmentof

SustainableLivelihoods

ComprehensiveSocialProtection

Program

Stage5textgoeshere

q  SocialInsurance:HealthandLabor

q  SocialAssistance

q  BasicServicesq  Publicinfrastructure

improvement

q  Livelihooddev’tq  Enabling

environment&capacitybuldingforlocaleconomicevelopment

PovertyAlleviationStrategy

2015-2019

TRANSFORMATION OF POVERTY ALLEVIATION STRATEGY

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2010-2014

OBJECTIVE

TOFULFILLRIGHTOFEVERYCHILDRENTOBEPROTECTEDFROMANY

VIOLENCES

ImprovingQualityofLifeandOp]mizingchild

development

Improvingchildprotec]onfromanyforofviolence

ImprovingEffec]venessofChildProtec]onIns]tu]ons

•  PRESIDENTIALDECREENo36/1990-RATIFICATIONONCHILDRIGHTS•  LAWNo11/2012ONCHILDRENRESTORATIVEJUCTICE•  AMANDMENTOFLAWNo23/2002-CHILDPROTECTIONàPERPPU

NO.1/2016(EMASCULATION,OPENUPIDENTITY&ELECTRONICMONITORINGDEVICESTOREDUCECHILDRENVIOLENCE)

CHILD PROTECTION RELATED POLICY

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a.  Improvingbasicservices;

b.  ECDforallchildren;c.  CRVS;d.  S4mulateanychildren

crea4veac4vi4es;e.  Supervisechildren

Informa4oncontent;f.  Paren4ngeduca4on;g.  Increasingprovider’s

staff;h.  Partnership;i.  Advocacyand

disemina4on;j.  ChildrenFriendlyCi4es.

a.  Mi4ga4onandlawenforcementtoreducechildrenviolence;

b.  Reducing/preven4ngearlymarriage;

c.  Stretheningfamilybasedidataandinterven4on

d.  Expansionofsocialprotec4onprogram;

e.  Integratedrestora4vejus4ceforchildren;

f.  Advocacyanddissemina4ong.  Coordina4onandsinergy

amongprograms,ac4vi4es&stakeholders

a.  Harmonizelaw&regula4on

b.  Strengtheningsupervision,coordina4onandmonevonchildprotec4on

c.  Stretheningdataandinform4onsystem

d.  Capacitybuildingofallstakeholders,includingsyntesizingplanningandbudge4ng

11,13%

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25%

POOR

35%

NEARPOOR/VULNERABLE

15%

Exclusion Error

UNIFIEDDATABASECovers25,7jmillionhouseholdsoraround92,9millionpeople

PEOPLEWHOGETSGOV’TCONTRIBUTIONFORHEALTHINSURANCEPREMIUMCovers22,05millionhouseholdsor92.4millionpeople

RICESUBSIDY,SCHOLARSHIPFORTHEPOORCovers15,5millionhouseholds,including21.6millionchildren

Inclusion Error CONDITIONALCASHTRANSFERCovers6millionfamilies

NATIONALPOVERTYLINE(September2015)Covers7,13millionhouseholdsoraround28,51millionpeople

UNIFIED DATABASE FOR TARGETING OF POVERTY AND SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS

CCT/PKH EXPANSION IN 2016

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Effec4venessIndex Spendingas%GDP

•  CCT/PKHwasthemosteffec4veprogramtoreducepoverty(WB,2015)

•  PKHhasgraduatedaround28,2%(annualrecer4fica4on).•  Consump4onofPKHfamilyhasimprovedaround14%,from79%to90%ofpovertyline

•  PKHhassignificantlyimpactedtopre-natalvisit,immuniza4on,andstun4ng.

•  Deliveryandpostnatalvisitswerenotimproveddoetoweaksupplyside

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•  Becomeagreatparents

•  UnderstandingECD

•  Understandingchangingbehaviour

•  Encouragingandhelpingchildrenwithschool’staskandperformance

•  Languageandethics

•  Playandcaring

• Simplefamilyfinancialmanagement

• Savingandcredit

• Microfinance

• Entrepreneur-ship

• marke4ng

• ChildProtec4onprinciples

• Rightofchildren

• Preven4ngchildabuse,violence,andexploita4on

• Protec4ngmothers&womeninthefamily

• Nutri4on• Pregnant&mothers

• Lacta4ngmothers

• Babies,under5age,andteenagecaring

• Dailyhealthylifebehaviour

PeningkatanKemampuanKeluarga

PARENTING ECONOMY CHILDPROTECTIONHEALTH

FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SESSIONMonthlymee4ngofCCT’smothersrecipienttoshare,learn,andchangetowardbe\erknowledgeonparen4ng,healthylife,simplefinancialmanagementandentrepreneurship,aswellaschildprotec4onprinciples

OTHER INNOVATIONS: GOVERNANCE AND INCLUSION

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1.FinancialInclusion(G2P–GovernmenttoPersonpaymentthroughdigitalfinancialservices(usingagent&cellphone)

2.UnifiedDataBaseasabasis

forcomplimentarybothnational

andlocalprograms

3.ComplementarityPrograms

(PresidentInstructionNo.32010–Justicefor

All) 4.Inclusionofthedisable

children(startingin2014)withinPKH,toinducemoreinclusive

services

BUSINESS MODEL OF E-MONEY FOR SOCIAL ASSISTANCE

Pemb. Rek otomatis

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Facilitator Agen Responden

Education I Education II

Bank Penyalur Data Verification

BENEFICIARIES

Data validation

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Data validation

Bank Kemensos

Payment Instruction

transfer

ATM

Pengambilan

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No HP

Sarana1.  TabunganKu2.  E-money

10 Laporan

KC Bank

Atau

Atau

ViaATM/KCBank:-  Dapatditariksewaktu2dan

dimanasaja

1.  HP 2.  Kartu Debit 3.  Buku Tabungan

SMS notification : - Open up an account -  Fund chanelling -  Disbursement

Laporan

Responden1. Aslut 2. Aspaca

Pendamping

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