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Kinerja project aims to improve service delivery in Education, Health, Business Environment sectors, focusing on governance practices and impact measurement. Strategies include capacity building, accountability, transparency, and partnership development.
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Kinerja Provinces • Aceh • East Java • South Sulawesi • West Kalimantan
Goals: • Improve governance in public service delivery in 3 targeted sectors: Education, Health, and the Business Enabling Environment. • Learn how to better measure the impact of development projects (i.e. determine which interventions work, why and how). • Disseminate information on good local governance practices, improving service delivery quality and providing policy input.
The Kinerja approach: • Builds on the body of existing innovative practices in local governance programs and sector initiatives. • Creates incentives by stimulating local demand for better service delivery and works with local government to improve service provider response; and • Establishes strategies for dissemination and replication of good governance practices in targeted sectors.
Interaction in the Regions • Step 1: Establish MOU which covers mode of cooperation, joint funding and establishment of technical team. • Step 2: Conduct District Assessment and Stakeholder Analysis and Joint Development Planning • Step 3: Build support around leading government program
Kinerja Priority Sectors • Basic Education • Proportional Teacher Distribution • Education Budget and School Unit Operational Cost Analysis • School-Based Management • Health • Safe Delivery • Early and Exclusive Breastfeeding • Business Enabling Environment • One Stop Shops
Technical Assistance to Local Government • Improve technical skills: conduct refresher courses, updates, mentoring related to Kinerja service packages, introduce good practices. • Encourage accountability and transparency: PIO training, interaction with civil society • Introduce quality benchmarking/incentives/ competition: through the JPIP/FIPO/PP LG award program, establishment of district-produced quality standard guidelines.
Governance Support Increasing the capacity of Civil Society & Local Organizations: • Provide evidence-based information and strengthen civil society to become well-informed development actors. • Local Economic Governance Study/Economic Governance Index (LEGS/EGI) • Local Budget Index (LBI) • Local Budget Analysis (LBA) • Information about citizen rights related to PSD, good practices • Support to formulate advocacy messages and strategies.
Establish a government-civil society partnerships • School committees work on participative school development plans, and more transparent and accountable school finance reporting. • Involvement of Multi-stakeholder Forums in Puskesmas planning and budgeting, and provision of transparent financial information. • Provide civil society a role in the oversight of public service delivery • Complaint Handling Mechanisms based on Service Charters. • Revitalize/establish health councils/health clinic boards. • Citizen oversighton the implementation of the teacher distribution pilots.
Use MEDIA to inform civil society & build public demand for services. • Conduct media campaigns on PSD issues • Socialize media actors on PSD issues • Qualify citizen journalists • Use social media for complaint handling (SMS gateway, facebook, blogs) • Support Jawa Pos Institute of Pro-Otonomi, Fajar Institute for Pro-Otonomi , and Pontianak Pos Awards for dissemination of good practices in public service delivery.
Delivery Mode of Program • Kinerja works through local service providers to build up local capacity and ensure sustainability. • In process of providing grants to 15 CSO networks (total of 40 CSO) • Challenge to find CSO that have both technical and governance know-how • Many CSO face problems to fulfill admin/finance requirements of a foreign donor
Kantor Kinerja BRI II, Lantai 28 Jl. Jend. SudirmanKav 44-46 Jakarta Website: www.kinerja.or.id Email: info@kinerja.or.id Telpon: 021-5702820; Fax: 021-5702832 THANK YOU