The AWP revision outlines KOMPAK’s support for the Government of Indonesia’s COVID-19 response. The AWP revision is based on a scenario in which strict social distancing restrictions – such as work-from-home arrangements – are in place until the end of June 2020.

This Annual Work Plan (AWP) is designed to support the Government of Indonesia to improve access to basic services and provide greater economic opportunities for the poor and vulnerable. KOMPAK will focus AWP activities thematically to the six flagships and geographically in 24 districts in seven provinces.

KOMPAK is at the six-year mark of an eight-year investment from the Australian Government to partner with the Indonesian Government in accelerating progress towards its poverty reduction targets. Over the past six years, KOMPAK has developed flagships that have the most impact on achieving the objectives of the KOMPAK program. These flagships are: public financial management, civil registration and vital statistics, sub-district and village strengthening, village information system, social accountability, and market linkages.

KOMPAK is committed to working at all levels of government to find solutions for the most important challenges faced in delivering basic services and promoting livelihoods for the people of Indonesia.

This document represents the results of the planning process, the strategic and implementation documents that were prepared as part of the process, and responds to the Aid Governance Board (AGB) inputs for improvement.