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PENDANAAN RISET INTERNASIONALSOLO, 6 SEPTEMBER 2019

ADHI INDRA HERMANUKASUBDIT RISET DASAR

REKAPITULASI 10 NEGARA TERBANYAK YANG MENGAJUKAN PENELITIAN ASING PADA TAHUN 2015-2018

United States of America Japan France Germany

United Kingdom Australia China Netherlands

Italy Canada LAINNYA

NO NEGARA 2015-20181 United States of America 436

2 Japan 345

3 France 206

4 Germany 190

5 United Kingdom 157

6 Australia 150

7 China 120

8 Netherlands 66

9 Italy 46

10 Canada 40

LAINNYA 348

TOTAL 2104

IJIN PENELITI ASING 2015-2018

The Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, through the

Directorate General of Research and Development, has sought to encourage

increased collaboration between research institutions in Indonesia with various

institutions / universities abroad in the field of research along with scientific

development efforts, improving the quality of research results and capacity of

researchers. This form of international research collaboration has been carried

out bilaterally and multilaterally.

KEMENTERIAN RISET TEKNOLOGI DAN PENDIDIKAN TINGGI –DITJEN PENGUATAN RISBANG

2 PROJECTS COMMITED NEXT CALL 8TH

16 PROJECTS COMMITED (8-8) 3RD CALL 8 tOPIC

5 PROJECTS COMMITED SEMINAR KICK OFF 23-24 ARPIL STAKE HOLDER 2ND CALL ON ENERGY

4 PROJECTS COMMITED 0F 10 ON INFECTIOUS DESEASE

3RD CALL TOPICS ?

NEW JOIN FUNDING ON BIODIVERSITY WORKSHOP MATCH MAKING 15-18 JULY

KOMITMEN PENDANAAN BERSAMA

Client 2 SUSTAINABLE DEVLOPMENT Workshop

5 program Institutional Link 29 judul 3 program Tematik 14 Judul


http://bit.ly/nusantara2020PHC NUSANTARALecturers of Univ under Ristekdikti1

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3

For mobility and research

For ID and FR research group

4 Up to 50.000€



APLICATI

ON


e-ASIA Joint Research Program - (e-ASIA JRP)

Formulating and supporting internationaljoint research projects in the East AsianRegion on the multilateral basis.

Promoting researchers interaction throughworkshops, etc.

Formally inaugurated on June 28, 2012.

Prospective Member Organizations: Publicfunding organizations of 10 ASEAN Membercountries + 8 (Australia, Japan, New Zealand,China, India, Korea, Russia, U.S.) (EASparticipating countries)

21 Member Organizations and 1 GuestPartner from 15 Countries (as of Feb 2019)

e-ASIA

Joint Research

Program

http://www.the-easia.org/jrp/


THEMATIC AREA

Materials

(Nanotechnology)

Environment

(Climate Change,

Marine Science)

Advanced

Interdisciplinary

Research towards

Innovation

Agriculture

(Food)

Alternative

Energy

Disaster Risk

Reduction and

Management

Health Research

(Infectious Diseases,

Cancer)

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e-ASIA

Joint Research

Program


FORM COOPERATION AND FUNDING MODALITIES

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e-ASIA

Joint Research

Program

New: New funding will be provided by the

Member Organization of his / her country

Re-budgeting: No additional funding will

be provided but funding allocated to an

existing project from the Member

Organization will be reallocated to the e-

ASIA project

In-kind: No funding will be provided from

the Member Organization of his/her

country. A researcher participates in a

project using funds that are already

available.


PAST CALL

e-ASIA

Joint Research

Program


Future Plan for the Next Call for Proposals

e-ASIA

Joint Research

Program

Decision of next call topics:

5-6 Sep 2019 (at the Board Meeting in Thailand)

Decision of participating Member Organizations :

From Sep 2019 to Dec 2019

Call Open:

Around the beginning of 2020

Approval of New Projects:

2nd half of 2020

Projects start:

Beginning 2021


Funding of Research & Innovation Projects

Bi-regional & multilateral (2+1 / 1+2 Rule)

Open to all funding agencies from SEA and ERA

Thematic areas of calls are jointly agreed

Virtual Common Pot according to the juste-retour principle (no money cross border)

To date: 2 Joint Calls for Proposals

PARTICIPATION INDONESIA’s FUNDING AGENCY:

1. RISTEKDIKTI : - Integrated Water Resource

Management (3rd Call)- Infectious Diseases (4th Call)- Smart City (4th Call)

2. LPDP :- Nanotechnology (3rd Call)

www.sea-eu-jfs.eu


http://www.sea-eu-jfs.eu/

Cooperation Indonesia-The Netherlands

NWO and the Indonesian Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education (RISTEKDIKTI) aim to finance collaborative research and strengthen scientific collaboration between the Netherlands and Indonesia. Consortia of research institutes and other organisations (both public and private) in the Netherlands and in Indonesia can apply for funding of joint research projects

that focus on renewable energy.

https://www.nwo.nl/en/funding/our-funding-instruments/wotro/merian-fund/cooperation-indonesia-the-netherlands/cooperation-indonesia-the-netherlands.html



• Clean, low-carbon biofuels • Clean, low-carbon energy technology Both the Netherlands and Indonesia

have great potential for renewable, clean, low-carbon electricity sources, such as solar, wind, and geothermal power,

• Energy storage and conversion• Other ideas also worth exploring are e.g. buildings as power plants,

vehicles as energy buffers and energy system optimization. For the most efficient use of renewable energy coming from various sources like solar, wind, and biomass, smart energy management systems have to be developed.



Indonesian side

Consortia can apply for multiple work packages for every consortium from RISTEKDIKTI, with a maximum of 400,000,000 Rupiah per year per work package. This depends on the research area of the work package, and is subject to assessment by a RISTEKDIKTI reviewer. Each of these work packages must be led by a different Indonesian work package manager. The work packages need to be integrated within the project, to create one large project.

Dutch sideUp to € 700,000

IND PI

WP MANAGER 1

WP MANAGER 2

WP MANAGER 3

WP MANAGER 4

WP MANAGER 5

DUTCH PI


NEWTON FUND

Total of Budget Rp 200,9 M

Institutional Links Research Partnerships 2015-2016

• 4 Projects - + 6,7 M

Institutional Links Research Partnerships 2016-2017• 7 Projects - + 10,6 M Rupiah


• 5 Projets – + 7.2 M Rupiah

Institutional Links Research Partnerships 2018-2019• 5 Projets – + 7.9 M Rupiah


• 8 Projets – +11,5 M Rupiah

PROGRAM INFECTIUOUS DESEASE

• 6 Projects - + 36 M

PROGRAM WALLACEA --> 2019-2021

• 5 Projects - + 90 M Rupiah

PROGRAM ON Ihydrometerological Hazard 2019-2021

3 Projects - + 31 M Rupiah


The objective of this funding scheme is to provide a stimulant for

research institutions to kick-start their initial collaboration, which is

then strengthened by working together through research

preparation work and eventually builds into a sustainable research

partnership.

This scheme is also widely used to translate previous joint research

collaboration into small pilot projects, or policy outputs.

https://www.britishcouncil.id/sites/default/files/newton_institutional_links_kln_2019_indonesia_guidelines.pdf


SCHEME OF RESEARCH- 2019RESEARCH GUIDELINE VER. XII

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION RESEARCH


BASIC RESEARCH

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Basic Research is categorized in research that produces basic principles of technology,

concept formulation and / or application of technology up to proof of concept

1. at least 1 article International journals that are indexed on a reputable database, or

2. at least one research book with ISBN, or

3. at least 3 article proceedings which are indexed on a reputable database, or

4. at least 3 book chapters which are indexed in reputed or ISBN database

Time Line 2-3 Years

a. PI Qualification : (Ph.D – at least asisten ahli) atau

(Master – at least Lektor)

b. Has a track record of publication at least 2 articles in

reputable indexed databases / Accredited national

journals as the first author

c. 1-2 Investigator

National Partnership

International Partnership : bilateral or multilateral

Research Budget each year based on the Topic

Permenkeu 86/2017

1. Acceleration of basic research invention, either

method, new theory or new policy principle that has

never existed before, on (TKT) 1-3;

2. Improve the quality and competence of researchers:

3. Improve the quality of results scientific

publications in reputable international scientific

journals;

4. developing international cooperation network

MANDIRI

UTAMA

MADYA

BINAAN


APPLIED RESEARCH

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Applied Research is a study aimed at obtaining solutions from an existing problem in society, industry,

government as a continuation of basic research. Applied research is directed to create innovation and

development of science and technology..

1. At least of 1 science and technology product: method, blue print, prototype, system,

policy recomendation, model or appropriate technology in the first year

2. Documentation of test results of products, prototypes, policies or performances of

artworks in the second and subsequent years

Time Line 2-3 Years


Permenkeu 86/2017

1. produce products of science, technology, art, and

culture.

2. Strengthen the multidisciplinary roadmap of

research.

3. Collaboration with Industry

4. developing international cooperation network

5. Gaining ownership of KI products of science,

technology, art, and culture.

MANDIRI

UTAMA

MADYA

BINAAN

a. PI Qualification : (Ph.D – at least asisten ahli) OR (Master –

at least Lektor)


reputable indexed databases/Accredited national journals

as the first author or 1 1 registered intellectual property

c. 1-2 Investigator




WORLD CLASS RESEARCH

Research assignments to produce high quality output

1. at least one scientific article / year in international journals reputable 200 best (Q1)

Time Line 2-3 Years


Permenkeu 86/2017

1. improve the quality and productivity of

academic scholarly articles publications

on reputable international journals; and

2. produce superior science and

technology

MANDIRI

UTAMA

MADYA

BINAAN

a. PI Qualification : Ph.D and H-Index >5

(science/engineering)/ >5 (social)


reputable indexed databases/Accredited national journals

as the first author

c. At least 2 - Ph.D Investigator



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GENERAL REQUIREMENT

PI MUSH HAVE NIDN or NIDK,

NON Univ may Join as a member

Applicant must submit proposal to simlitabmas

Follow the Research Guidelines ver 12- revised


BUDGET STANDART

OUTPUT BASE RESEARCH BUDGET STANDAR/ SBK (PMK No 86/2017 PMK No 69/2018)

STANDART OF INPUT COST/ SBM for the component of budget

Consumable material, Ticket and lumpsump, meeting, honorarium for assistant,

The awardee selected proposed funding will be subject to assessment by RISTEKDIKTI reviewer base on Minister of Finance Regulation prevailing.


RESEARCH CONSORTIA

OUTPUT CRITERIAKEMENTERIAN RISET TEKNOLOGI DAN PENDIDIKAN TINGGI –DITJEN PENGUATAN RISBANG

PRE-ARRIVAL PROCEDURES TO BE

Govt. Regulation no. 41/ 2006

THE MINISTRY OF RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY AND HIGHER EDUCATION

*1) INDONESIA IS READY TO COLLABORATE WITH INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS ON STHE WE PROPOSE INDONESIA-fOREIGN R&D COLLABORATIONS.

** 2) INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION MUST BE ALSO BASED ON EQUAL INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

(IPRS) AND PUBLICATIONS.

REMARKS -Basic Principle and Requirement in establishing International cooperation-The Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education

• Indonesia is committed to place STI programs in the national development agenda This STI nationalprograms then could be leveraged into various of International cooperation.

• Ending goal, more STI products should be produced to improve the quality of human life in the world. Alljoint research with International partners, should not only cover the basic research, but special attentionsneeds to commercialize joint research to produce useful STI products for the benefit of societies andindustries.

*** 3) INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS ARE INVITED TO COLLABORATE WITH INDONESIANS (i) We are ready for R&D collaboration in the format of bilateral; and

(ii) We also ready to develop R&D collaboration in the format of multilateral (both in spesific or interdiciplinary field of research). This type of collaboration is expected to involve International Universities, R&D Institutions, and all stakeholders.

**** 4) WE DISCUSS TO DRAFT MOU AND RELATED PREREQUISITES THEN R&D COLLABORATIONS GO ON…

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