In 2013, Indonesia’s development co-operation amounted to an estimated USD 12 million, of which USD 9 million was channelled through multilateral organisations.
Several government regulations, national plans and presidential instructions guide Indonesia’s development co-operation. The National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) is responsible for developing and co‑ordinating Indonesia’s national strategy for development co-operation. Together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and the State Secretariat, BAPPENAS constitutes the National Co-ordination Team on South-South and Triangular Cooperation.
Indonesia co-operates bilaterally with around 40 partner countries, most of them in Asia, in a variety of sectors. Bilateral co-operation consists mainly of scholarships and technical co-operation projects.
Indonesia is also engaged in triangular co-operation, partnering with several international organisations and Development Assistance Committee (DAC) members in Timor‑Leste.
In 2013, all of Indonesia’s development co-operation through multilateral organisations was channelled through the United Nations.
Indonesia is a Key Partner of the OECD.