NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council ‘of the United Nations pkpu {emtage Kemanusitan Nason The ProfileINDONESIA MDGs TARGET Indonesia is committed to reach the Millennium Development Goals, therefore all elements of the Indonesian people must take part in the effort to achieve it Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunge Target 1. : Reduce by haif the population living below the extreme poverty line to 50% Target 2: Reduce by half the proportion of people who suffer from hunger. Goal 2: Achieve universal primary education Target 3. In 2016, all indonesian children, both male and female, will be able to complete their primary education. Goal 3__ : Promote gender equality and empower women Target 4 : Eliminate gender disparity in the level of basic education and secondary schools in Indonesia. 4 Goal4_ ; Reduce Child Mortality Target S : Reduce by two thirds the mortality rate among children under five. Target 6 : Reduce to the three-quarters of its level of Maternal Mortality in Indonesia f 6° Goal 5: Improve Maternal Health a Goal 6: Combat HIV / AIDS and other infectious diseases Target 7_: Halt and begin to reverse the tendency of HIV / AIDS spread in Indonesia. Target 8 : Halt and begin to reverse tendency of malaria and other diseases spread in Indonesia Ensure Environmental Sustainability integrate the principles of sustainable development into policies and programs of Indonesian government, and reverse loss of resource. Target 10 : Reduce by half of the proportion of Indonesian people without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation. Target 11. : Achieve significant improvement in lives of slum dwellers. Target 9 ge x Goal 8: Develop a global partnership for development Target 12: Develop an open, rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory financial and trading system, Target 13. : Overcome the special issues from the least-developed countries. This include free access and tariff-free quota for their exports, enhanced debt relief for heavily indebted poor countries , cancellation of official bilateral debt, and more generous ODA for countries committed to poverty reduction. Target 14: Address the special needs of landlocked countries and small island countries, Target 15: Deal comprehensively with the debt problems of developing countries through national and international measures in order to make debt sustainable in the long term Target 16: Work with developing countries to develop decent and productive work for young people. Target 17. : In cooperation with the Pharmaceutical Company, provide access to affordable essential drugs in developing countries. Target 18 _: In cooperation with the private sector, make available the benefits of new a 185, OSD 7 TNT Vv.« M/ge ITP ws” eh: a a eS A é RELIABLE ORGANIZATION IN DEVELOPING aw S | @) I ] ef | =| in IWAssalamu alaikum Wr. Wb. Alhamdulillah, gratefully PPU has completed some of its activities in 2008, as part of the continuous effort in resolving humanity problems in the field of education, economy, health, humanity disaster, and in some environmental issues. We believe that our work still requires a lot of effort in synergizing our programs with public sector, private sector, and with other humanitarian organization, or with the community! third sector. With such synergy we can optimize our role in resolving the problems of this nation. The year of 2008 was an important milestone for PKPU in improving its profesionalism and in trying to establish global cooperation with international NGOs, the organizations at the United Nations, or with international community, in which on 22 July 2008 PKPU was registered in the UN oganisation that deals with economy and social issues as an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. This means that PKPU has had two keys, with the first one was as an effort to optimize the huge potential of zakat in Indonesian community PKPU was appointed as one of National Zakah Collectors by Indonesian Religion Ministry through its decree No. 441 on 8 October 2001; and the second one was its registration in the United Nations that allows more global cooperation We have the faith that Indonesia as it has rich natural resources and with quite a population can gradually resolved all the problems in proverty, lack of education, health and other problems with the help and great support from all of us. May Allah SWT bestows strength to us so that PKPU and its partners are blessed with ease and grace of Allah in providing the contribution to resolve the problems a Amiin. 2 shes; Z La amu ioowome Se CEOReposition: PKPU Foundation Community UN-ragistered Established Development Institution 1999) |2001 2002 | 2004 ee 2008)| 2009 The National The National ‘Zakah Management Siow See, Humanitarian Institution Organizationt started in mid 1997 when nations across the southeast asian region experienced their worst regional economic crisis. Indonesia was worst hit by the phenomenon. The crisis quickly affected many sectors causing decline in every production fields. Responding to the matter at hand a number of the nation’s youth with strong will congregate and contributed their mind and energy through social acts across the nation via a social entity. On 10 December 1999 an NGO called Pos Keadilan Peduli Ummat was first established as 2 nonprofit organization striving and assisting the desperate situation of the Indonesian people. On 8 October 2001, a Religious Ministry Decree No. 441 legalize PKPU’s existence as a National Zakah Organizer. With this, PKPU is authorized ta manage funds such as zakah and infaq anywhere within indonesia. This quickly strengthen the people's trust than ever before and stresses the pure function of the organization as an institution which empowers the community potentials to comeout of poverty. PKPU’s performance as a humanitarian agency was clearly marked through its active participation side by side with international NGOs from alll over the world interventing in disaster relief and development program in major disaster events including the great earthquake and tsunami in Aceh, Yogyakarta, Pakistan, and more. As an active organisation in responding to humanitarian issues therefore needs to standardize our work and develop our programs has driven us to set forth and gofurther towards aninternational setting. On 21 July 2008, PKPUis accepted as an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, which demands high accountable humanitarian performance fromits members. UN Registered ‘The National Zakah Management InstitutiEmpowering the community to handle disaster risksis an effort to create self-reliant community in dealing with disaster in disaster-risk area. The community is directly involved and responsible for the program from planning to execution Active participation is expected to reduce the susceptibility and to strengthen the community's capacity in independently dealing with disaster risks. This also decreases the dependency towards external parties. PKPU presents this program in order to transfer the promptness to deal with disaster from the rescue team to the community of the disaster- risk area. This should allow quick-responses and minimize the impact of the disaster.Health Progra The integrated health service Program focuses on the health promotion, preventive measures, clinical treatment, rehabilitative, and Medical emergency services. Budarzi (Nutrition Awareness for Mothers) Budarzi is a nutrition improvement program directed towards a community with attention given to the maintenance and improvement of the nutrition on children below five years old, increasing community awareness, especially for mothers, to implement the standards of nutrition and health in preparing meals for the family, especially children below five-years old This program also aims at facilitating and assisting, as well as optimizing local potentialsin order to increase and improve the community nutrition status.