Improve community infrastructure, health, resiliency and
economic opportunities in Indonesia’s most challenging urban and
coastal areas. About half of all Indonesians live on less than a
dollar a day. Employment growth has been slower than population
growth. Public services remain inadequate by middle-income
standards, and health indicators are poor. - Economic
opportunity: Providing technical assistance, training and
financial services to microfinance institutions throughout the
country - Health: Raising awareness and supporting mothers to
practice and promote exclusive breastfeeding - Children & Youth:
Addressing childhood malnutrition through healthy, affordable
food carts in Jakarta - Water: Improving sanitation and hygiene
in crowded urban areas with a mobile sludge removal service -
Disaster preparedness: Identifying and mapping areas at risk and
helping those communities plan, train and practice how to
respond when disasters occur - Emergency response: Maintaining a
response team ready to quickly deplo