DBE - Decentralized Basic Education RTI / USAID (In Progress) The USAID/Indonesia Decentralized Basic Education program is a partnership between the Government of Indonesia and the Government of the United States of America under a Strategic Objective Agreement (SOAG) between the Coordinating Ministry for People’s Welfare (Menko Kesra) and USAID. The program aims to improve the quality of basic education in Indonesia through three integrated components: 1) more effective decentralized education management and governance (DBE1), 2) improve quality of teaching and learning (DBE2), and 3) increased relevance of Junior Secondary and Non-formal Education to life skills (DBE3).

Managing Basic Education (MBE) Project - RTI / USAID (2003 - 2007) The MBE Program is a new program supported by USAID. One of the important objectives of this homepage is to provide information and assistance to schools that have not yet had contact with the MBE or previous USAID programs. It is hoped that information about School Based Management (SBM), Active, Creative, Effective and Joyful Learning (PAKEM) and the Roles of the Community (PSM) will stimulate other schools that wish to improve the quality of education in their schools using their own resources.

Senior Secondary Education Project (SSEP) Package 2 - ADB (1998 - 2000) The Senior Secondary Education Project (SSEP) was initiated by the Indonesian Government to address and improve the quality of education in Indonesian secondary schools. It comprises three packages; Package 1 - Curriculum Evaluation & Delivery Improvement, Instructional Materials Development & Supply, and SMU Examination Development, Package 2 - Teacher Training & Redeployment, Facilities Development, Rehabilitation of Existing SMUs, Development Planning & Piloting for Alternative SMUs, and Promotion of Access to Disadvantaged Groups, Package 3 - School Management Improvement, Upgrading of DGSE, Sustainability Improvement, and Project Management Support.