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    TRANSFORMASI :

    Transforming Administration Strengthening Innovation

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    Content

    Outcome objective and indicators

    Five intervention areas and partners

    Our contributions

    Proposed work on Good Financial Governance of climate finance

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    TransformASI what does it mean?

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    - Breaking the Circle

    - Bridging the Gap

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    Approach of Transformasi / Alignment to NationalPriorities RPJMN 2010-2014

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    Take the Programmes for acceleration of bureaucracy reformas a basis for the cooperation

    9 ACCELERATIONPROGRAMS FORBUREAUCRACYREFORM

    Civil Service Distribution and

    Quality Management

    Open Recruitmentand Promotion System

    Civil ServiceProfessionalization

    Remuneration Management

    e-Government Enhancement

    Business Licensing Deregulationand Debureaucratization

    Transparency and Accountability Enhancement

    Organization Management

    Efficient use of state facilities,resources and equipments. .

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    Basic information TRANSFORMASI

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    Duration 2,5 years (April 2014 September 2016)

    Budget EUR 6 mio from German Ministry for EconomicCooperation and Development

    Counterparts KemPAN (lead partner), Ministry of Finance, Ministry ofHome Affairs, BAPPENAS, LAN, BKN, APEKSI

    Implementing

    Organization

    GIZ

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    Indicators

    TheGovernment

    EffectivenessIndex showsan improvedcondition of

    publicadministration

    Xadministrative

    units adjusttheir reform

    actions basedon feedback

    from theSecretariat forBureaucracy

    Reform

    A gendersensitive

    approach in twoof the three

    fieldsrecruitment,

    remuneration orhuman resourcedevelopment isimplemented in

    x institutions

    Key actors ofbureaucracy reformconsider X analyses

    and conceptsdeveloped by the

    Fiscal Policy Boardon fiscal policy

    issues for decision-making on

    bureaucracy reform

    Outcome objective:Public administration is more effective,

    efficient, accountable and citizen-oriented.

    In X cases,citzens

    demandsdocumented

    throughparticipatory

    approaches areconsidered in

    priority-settingof the BR

    agenda

    Programme objective and indicators

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    2. Supporting 3 selected priorities of BR-reform: Open Recruitment and

    Promotion, CS professionalization,remuneration management

    level: KemPan, BKN, LAN/Universities,Bappenas, MoHA, MoF. Lead: KemPan

    1. Strengthening BR Architecture:planning, M&E (PMPRB), internal learning.

    level: Support to UPRBN in managing theinterface between KemPan and MOHA,

    BAPPENAS, MOF; M&E of BR; reform thereformers. Lead : KemPan

    4. Ensuring Citizen-Orientation of BRreform embracing the spirit of Open

    Government

    level: Supporting selected CSOs in theirparticipatory and accountability function,holding Dialogue Fora. Lead: KemPan

    3. Fiscal Impacts of BR reform:remuneration management, selected

    priority topics (climate finance)

    level: MoF SG, BKF, DGB, DGFB, BPPK,regional universities, training centers. Lead

    MoF

    Goal: Cleaner,more effective,

    efficient,accountable andservice oriented

    Bureaucracy

    Approach: Identification and development of feedback loops between standardsand innovation in selected areas of BR reform

    Global networking and knowledge sharing approach with OECD, selecteduniversities, ASEAN

    5. Subnational Innovation Hub: collectinggood practices in service delivery,feedback to reform implementation

    level: Identification of innovations and best

    practices (MoHA, UPRBN ). Lead: KemPanand MoHA

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    Main Objectives of Intervention Areas

    1. Strengthening BR Architecture and mainstreaming of BR reformto ensure its sustainability: Strengthen UPRBN to become integratedand coherent national hub for reforms ( KemPAN-RB and changeagents in related ministries such as Bappenas, MOHA, MOF)

    2. Supporting Selected BR Programs: Assist main actors (KemPAN-

    RB, BKN, LAN, universities) in designing, and implementing key HRpolicies further

    3. Fiscal Impact of Selected BR Programs: Support main actors (BKFas think tank, Task Force KemPAN-RB, Bappenas and MoF) inbasing policy on sound impact assessment. Governance of climatefinance.

    4. Ensuring Citizen-Orientation of BR-reform: Ensure BR is targetingcitizens needs; feeding main ideas back into priority actions andplanning (mainstreaming)

    5. Subnational Innovation Hub : Assist in identifying innovations

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    Central level

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    Feedback Loop An Example

    Bureaucracy Reform

    Subnational LevelInnovative Service Delivery and BR

    Reform implementation

    GlobalNetworking

    Knowledge Sharing on ServiceInnovation Architecture Content Re-/Design

    Identify andFeedbackInnovation

    Multiply

    Apply

    Discuss /Dialogue

    Train

    Disseminate

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    Additional information regarding planned Germancontributions

    1 Programme Director

    1 international advisor, 1 junior advisor

    6-7 national advisors (also covering MoF, MOHA, BAPPENAS)

    2 integrated experts: LAN and APEKSI (later BKN?)

    2 development advisors for citizen-oriented reforms

    Cooperation with German Universities (Potsdam, Speyer, Berlin)

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    Climate Finance from a Good Financial Governance Perspective

    1. Follow up on Transfer Mechanism to Finance Climate Change Mitigation

    Support follow-up on grant (hibah) mechanism to finance RAD GRK Finalisation of draft PMK for grants (hibah) as one financing mechanism optionDevelop DAK / DID mechanism to finance RAD GRK

    2. Good Financial Governance perspective on ICCTF steering and MRV introduction, andanalysis of the role of non-tax and tax revenue for steering consumption and investmentchoices linkage with BKF tax unit.

    3. Development of a strategic approach towards climate finance which acts as a frameworkfor the sector-financing perspective towards a more coherent balancing and policy approachSupport policy papers that guide development priorities across different sectors with a view

    to adherence of Good Financial Governance procedures.

    4. Work on systemic questions of public finance/governance, focusing on continuation ofresearch and process to advise on the phasing out of fuel subsidies :

    Development of road map for reduction of subsidiesSupport follow-up on dialogue fora on fuel energy subsidyPilot Project (DKI Jakarta?)

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    Towards greater impact of GIZ work

    Development of an appropriate set-up and steering mechanism for theGIZ-Good Financial Governance (GFG) approach to climate finance.

    The current set-up focuses on the servicing of projects / helpdesk function,but has not yet developed its potential to generate a coherent approachacross and beyond the projects.

    The current structure could be enriched with:

    (i) a vision and support strategy for GFG compliant climate finance,

    (ii) refined mandates for the experts comprised in the team,

    (iii) a knowledge management/information sharing

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    Proposed Climate Finance Team in MoF

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    Position Tasks Financing

    Climate FinanceCoordinator

    Coordinates and steers GIZ Climate Finance Advisory Services tothe MoF.

    PAKLIM

    Senior Advisoron PF/FG Manages TRANSFORMASI Public Finance issues as well asassuring integration of Good Financial Governance in ClimateFinance.

    TRANSFORMASI

    InternationalAdvisor onClimate Finance

    Coordinates the activities related to the implementation of the newBMU project: Strategic Partnership for Supported NAMAs andClimate Finance with the M of.

    ICCTF

    Advisor on

    Climate Finance

    Support the preparation and organization of activities being

    developed by MoF and GIZ Climate Finance Advisory Team.

    TRANSFORMASI/

    PAKLIM (50:50)

    Advisor onPF/FG

    Steer processes for the support provided to the MoF in bothTRANSFORMASI-PF and climate finance activities.

    TRANSFORMASI

    Office Manager Responsible for TRANSFORMASI-PF and Climate Finance Advisory Services to the MoF.

    TRANSFORMASI

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    Terima Kasihfor your attention

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