Recommendation Eight AIPJ should produce and regularly update a brief matrix outlining possible integration and synergies with other Australian aid investments (both those funded by AusAID and other Australian Government agencies). This matrix should inform the design and implementation of AIPJ activities. Response: AusAID agrees with this recommendation. Actions: AusAID will work with the ISP to establish these relationships, consider options for working together and implement those joint activities. Recommendation Nine AIPJ should draft a brief Donor Coordination Framework, explaining how its activities will avoid duplication and maximise complementarity with other donor-funded law and justice programs in Indonesia particularly those funded or managed by the World Bank – (Justice for the Poor), USAID (Changes for Justice, Educating and Equipping Tomorrow’s Justice Reformers), UNDP (Strengthening Access to Justice in Indonesia), the TAF-managed Prison Reform Program and the Open Society (Open Society Justice Initiative). Response: AusAID agrees with this recommendation. Actions: AusAID will task the ISP to produce a brief donor coordination framework and to update it with each work plan submission to AusAID and Bappenas (the latter being the institution responsible for donor coordination in this sector).
Recommendation Eight AIPJ should produce and regularly update a brief matrix outlining possible integration and synergies with other Australian aid investments (both those funded by AusAID and other Australian Government agencies). This matrix should inform the design and implementation of AIPJ activities. Response: AusAID agrees with this recommendation. Actions: AusAID will work with the ISP to establish these relationships, consider options for working together and implement those joint activities. Recommendation Nine AIPJ should draft a brief Donor Coordination Framework, explaining how its activities will avoid duplication and maximise complementarity with other donor-funded law and justice programs in Indonesia – particularly those funded or managed by the World Bank (Justice for the Poor), USAID (Changes for Justice, Educating and Equipping Tomorrow’s Justice Reformers), UNDP (Strengthening Access to Justice in Indonesia), the TAF-managed Prison Reform Program and the Open Society (Open Society Justice Initiative). Response: AusAID agrees with this recommendation. Actions: AusAID will task the ISP to produce a brief donor coordination framework and to update it with each work plan submission to AusAID and Bappenas (the latter being the institution responsible for donor coordination in this sector).
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