Australia—Indonesia for Pro-Poor Policy: the Knowledge Sector Initiative documents

The proposed 'Revitalising Indonesia's Knowledge Sector for Development Policy' program aims to enable Indonesian policy-makers to make contestable, evidence-informed decisions on how best to spend national budgetary resources in ways that help the poor. It will support the domestic supply of knowledge products to inform policy, as well as the ability of decision makers to use those products to inform their policy choices.

Design document

• Australia—Indonesia for Pro-Poor Policy: the Knowledge Sector Initiative documents [PDF 1.3mb]
  Australia—Indonesia for Pro-Poor Policy: the Knowledge Sector Initiative documents [Word 2mb]

Diagnostics documents

• Diagnostics commissioned for Revitalising Indonesia's Knowledge Sector for Development Policy [PDF 89kb]
  Diagnostics commissioned for Revitalising Indonesia's Knowledge Sector for Development Policy [Word 35kb]

• Economic Factors Underpinning Constraints in Indonesia's Knowledge Sector [PDF 342kb]
  Economic Factors Underpinning Constraints in Indonesia's Knowledge Sector [Word 684kb]

• Study of the role of Indonesian Government research units ('Balitbang') in bridging research and development policy [PDF 401kb]
  Study of the role of Indonesian Government research units ('Balitbang') in bridging research and development policy [Word 279kb]

• In search of an identity for the DRN [PDF 373kb]
  In search of an identity for the DRN [Word 216kb]

• Study of the role of the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) in bridging between research and development policy [PDF 605kb]
  Study of the role of the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) in bridging between research and development policy [Word 1.2mb]

• Diagnostic on evidence-based public policy formulation under decentralisation [PDF 354kb]
  Diagnostic on evidence-based public policy formulation under decentralisation [Word 375kb]

• Study of knowledge needs and supply constraints for gender research in Indonesia's knowledge sector [PDF 1.2mb]
  Study of knowledge needs and supply constraints for gender research in Indonesia's knowledge sector [Word 1mb]

• Overview of the Indonesian knowledge sector [PDF 777kb]
  Overview of the Indonesian knowledge sector [Word 1.3mb]

• Review of social science capacity building support to Indonesia's knowledge sector [PDF 226kb]
  Review of social science capacity building support to Indonesia's knowledge sector [Word 352kb]

• Comparative experiences of middle income countries [PDF 2mb]
  Comparative experiences of middle income countries [Word 2.8mb]

• The political economy of policy-making in Indonesia—Opportunities for improving the demand and use of knowledge [PDF 815kb]
  The political economy of policy-making in Indonesia—Opportunities for improving the demand and use of knowledge [Word 2.2mb]

• The SMERU Research Institute: History and lessons learned [PDF 344kb]
  The SMERU Research Institute: History and lessons learned [Word 1mb]

• Knowledge for policy: Regulatory obstacles to the growth of a knowledge market in Indonesia [PDF 580kb]
  Knowledge for policy: Regulatory obstacles to the growth of a knowledge market in Indonesia [Word 542kb]

• NGO Sector Review—Phase 1 findings [PDF 1.9mb]
  NGO Sector Review—Phase 1 findings [Word 1.7mb]

• Research Producers in Kalimantan and Eastern Indonesia and their Role in Influencing Public Policy [PDF 607kb]
  Research Producers in Kalimantan and Eastern Indonesia and their Role in Influencing Public Policy [Word 206kb]

• Mechanisms for Building Research Capacity in Indonesia’s Knowledge Sector through Australian Universities [PDF 796kb]
  Mechanisms for Building Research Capacity in Indonesia’s Knowledge Sector through Australian Universities [Word 144kb]