Technical Cooperation - Don Marut [Compatibility Mode]

8/4/2019 Technical Cooperation - Don Marut [Compatibility Mode]

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Country-led and Need-

based Approach

Don K. Marut

Indonesia National NGO Platform


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. ase - overnmen

Technical assistance and

technology for seawave powerplant at Baron Beach, Yogyakartaand seawatch technology. Thecontract was signed on 19December 1995, for US$ 3,5

million, a part of mixed aidec n ca ass ance, oans an

export credit).

.seawave powerplant. Expertshave been fully paid.


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I. Case B

overnmen s s

Entrepreneurshiptrainings for ruralyou : rougOISCA.

Results: sustainablehundreds of youngpeople trained and

their owncommunities.


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I. Case C: Government, CSOs

r va e sec orFASID: Foundation for Advanced Studiesn nternat ona eve opment yu o u

University)

Participants: graduate students andyoung pro ess ona s rom apan,and Indonesia.

Facilitators: both from Japan andn ones a.

Results: followed by Youth Camp forRural Development; some work as

governmen o c a s, ec urers, anbusiness; some work in aid agenciesincluding JICA. Networks among young

Camp.


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I. Case D: donor, Northern CSO,oca governments oca s

District, Central Java) and local CSOs: ruraltechnolo microfinance bio as technoloanimal husbandry for poverty reduction.

Results: Boyolali becomes the center of milkproduction in Indonesia; training reference forbiogas technology for energy.

esu ts: exten e to out - outCooperation: Indonesia and West and North

.


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. s xper ences

cooperation, both North-South and South-South. South-South:

, ,participatory development practices, participatory

development planning and budgeting, and organizationaldevelo ment. Indonesia, Thailand and Philippines: on housing for the

poor. Architects from each of the countries shared theirexpertise in the fields.

n ones a, op a an anzan a: on m cro nance, ruratechnology, social entrepreneurship. Indonesia and Cambodia: on rural water supply and

.


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. s xper ences

Volunteers from developed countries working in the developingcountries: VSO

VIA (USA)

CUSO (Canada)

The volunteers are in fact professional or young people withspecial expertise; recruited based on the needs from thedeveloping countries (schools, hospitals and NGOs).

Help promote capacities of the local agencies: human resources,

, . ,months working with farmers on integrated pesticidemanagement, produced a handbook/manual for rural appliedtechnology that has been widely used by farmers in Indonesia.


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s xper ences

Most CSOs have components of South-South

countries.

VSO and CUSO started recruitin volunteersfrom the South working in the South. Volunteersfrom developed countries transfer the knowledge

an s s o vo un eers n e ou ; an senthe volunteers to other developing countries.


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. ey o uccess

,

medium and long-term plan of the agencies.

the failure of Sea-wave power plantwas started

when there was no agreement on how it should beeve ope an w at tec no ogy s app ca e.

Preparation: understanding of contexts and

Entry and Exit strategy is well designed.

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. ecommen a on

.

cooperation is integrated in the nationaldevelopment plan, based on the systematic needs

thorough the technical cooperation respond to theneeds of the country and specific agencies in thecountr .

2. The country has to have strategy on technicalcooperation: handbook on technical cooperation.

assessment, preparation, choices of sources oftechnical capacities, exit strategy, sustainability


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3. Specificrecommendation: Gender

technical cooperation.From CSOsexperiences, theempowerment of girlsand women in ruralareas are to certainextent inspired by the

experts workingtogether with thecommun es.

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Technical Cooperation - Don Marut [Compatibility Mode]