Professional Documents
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Carrying out the mandate of Government Regulation Number 10/2011 concerning Procedure
for the Procurement of External Loans and Grants, which is further regulated through
Regulation of the Minister for National Development Planning/Head of the National
Development Planning Agency Number 4/2011 concerning Procedure for Planning,
Proposing, Assessing, Monitoring, and Evaluation of Projects Financed by External Loans and
Grants, Ministry for National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency
has compiled, and issued The List of Planned Priority External Loans or Daftar Rencana Prioritas
Pinjaman Luar Negeri (DRPPLN) 2020 through Decree of the Minister for National
Development Planning/Head of the National Development Planning Agency Number
KEP.65/M.PPN/HK/06/2020. This document embarks the first year of the mid-term external
loan planning process of 2020-2024, in line with the new development period of the National
Medium-Term Development Plan (Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Menengah Nasional/RPJMN)
2020-2024 which also constitutes the last stage of the Long-Term National Development Plan
(Rencana Pembangunan Jangka Panjang Nasional/RPJPN) 2005-2025.
As the regulation mandates, in this transition period whilst the new List of Medium-Term
Planned External-Loans (Daftar Rencana Pinjaman Luar Negeri Jangka Menengah/DRPLN-JM)
2020-2024 has yet been enacted, DRPPLN 2020 still refers to the previous DRPLN-JM 2015-
2019. The DRPPLN 2020, therefore, contains list of external-loan project proposals from
ministries/agencies, local governments, and State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs)in the DRPLN-JM
2015-2019-inclusive of all its revisions-, which have fulfilled most of the readiness criteria
required by applicable rules, and has been further proceed with development partners for its
funding indication. DRPPLN 2020 contains 31 infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects
of 12 ministries/agencies/SOEs with a total loan value of USD 5,05 billion funded by 11
development partners, as well as USD 0,55 billion of local funding.
Suharso Monoarfa
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List of Contents
1. Introduction i
17. Upgrading Medical Equipment and Supporting Facilities for Army Hospital
Pelamonia 67
18. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Army Hospital
Soedjono Magelang 69
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19. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Army Hospital
Dustira Bandung 71
20. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Army Hospital
Udayana 73
21. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Naval Hospital
dr. Ramelan Surabaya 75
22. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Naval Hospital
dr. R. Oetojo Sorong 77
23. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Air Force Hospital
Suhardi Hardjolukito Yogyakarta 79
24. Upgrading Medical Equipments and Supporting Facilities for Air Force Hospital
Muhammad Sutomo Pontianak 81
Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan/ Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries ....... 98
28. Outer Ring Fishing Ports Development (Eco Fishing Port) 100
31. Program to Accelerate the Provision of Large-Scale Base Maps (1:5000) for
Sustainable National Development 116
33. Additional Loan for Peusangan 1 & 2 Hydroelectric Power (87 MW) 124
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Chapter 1
1. Introduction
As the last stage of the Long-Term National Development Plan 2005-2025, the
Medium-Term National Development Plan (Rencana Pembangunan Jangka
Menengah Nasional/RPJMN) 2020 – 2024 is expected to accomplish various
development programs that have yet been completed in the previous
development stages during the long-term period. Therefore, in order to
achieve the goal, also particularly noting to the substantial gap existence
between investment need and government capacity of funding occurred
during the 2015-2019 period, considerable amount of development fund is
needed. External-loan is one of potential sources of financing that has long
been utilized to meet the funding needs, and to narrow the funding gap at the
same time. It is particularly due to its advantages when compared to other
sources of development funding, such as its low interests, long payment
terms, as well as its possibility to be used as a multi-year funding scheme.
Such advantages have led the source to be applicable for funding strategic
projects, which usually require large funds and take a long time to complete.
However, external-loan shall be utilized according to principles set out by the
laws. Some of the principles are that the loan shall be used transparently,
accountably, prudently, and productively. In order to meet those principles,
Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning
Agency (BAPPENAS) is assigned to coordinate the planning process for
external-loans projects under the Government Regulation Number 10/2011 on
the Procedure for Procurement of External Loans and Grants, where the
annual planning process is stipulated under the The List of Planned Priority
External-Loans or Daftar Rencana Prioritas Pinjaman Luar Negeri (DRPPLN).
For the year of 2020, the DRPPLN is issued on 30th of June, 2020 through
Decree of the Minister for National Development Planning/ Head of the
National Development Planning Agency Number
KEP.65/M.PPN/HK/06/2020. It contains the short-listed project proposals of
those stated in the Medium-Term Planned External-Loans (Daftar Rencana
Pinjaman Luar Negeri Jangka Menengah/DRPLN-JM) 2015-2019, merely those
meeting most of the required readiness criteria under Regulation of the
Minister for National Development Planning/Head of the National
Development Planning Agency Number 4/2011 concerning Procedure for
Planning, Proposing, Assessing, Monitoring, and Evaluation of Projects
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Financed by External Loans and Grants, as well as having an indicative
funding source thus ready to be negotiated within the yearly effective period.
Amount
Ministry of Public
1 9 2,518,725 338,244
Works and Housing
Ministry of
2 2 742,203 4,464
Transportation
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Amount
Ministry of Education
4 2 118,919 17,282
and Culture
Ministry of
7 Communication and 1 350,300 40,000
Information Technology
Ministry of Marine
8 1 105,350 4,619
Affairs and Fisheries
Indonesian Institute of
9 1 107,851 2,942
Sciences (LIPI)
Geospatial Information
11 1 351,890 56,437
Agency
State Electricity
Company (PT.
12 2 335,045 50,987
Perusahaan Listrik
Negara)
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Table 2. Recapitulation of the DRPPLN 2020 by Sector
Loan Amount
No Source of Financing
(USD thousands)
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Based on development partner, the 2020 Green Book projects consist of 11
development partners from multilateral or bilateral partner. The composition for
each development partner can be seen on chart 1. Besides, the 2020 Green Book
projects divided into infrastructure and non-infrastructure sectors which is
showed on Chart 2.
JICA Infrastructure
22%
Finland 78%
Hungary FKE 0%
1% 7%
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Chart 3. Loan Allocation accordance to its Executing Agency
State Electricity
Company
7%
Ministry of
Communication adn Ministry of Public
Information Works and Housing
Technology 50%
7%
Geospatial
Information Agency
7%
Ministry of
Transportation
15%
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Chapter 2
PROJECT DIGESTS
This chapter presents project digest of DRPPLN/Green Book 2020. The project
digest is a summary of information regarding the project which covers executing
agency, implementation agency, location, duration, amount of loan, counterpart
funding and disbursement plan.
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8
Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan
Perumahan Rakyat/Ministry of Public
Works and Housing
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10
Direktorat Jenderal Bina Marga/Directorate
General of Highways
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12
GB-20-01-1
7. Objectives
To increase economy and connectivity in Tanjung Lesung.
8. Scope of Project
Construction road and bridge of Serang-Panimbang Toll Road, Cileles-
Panimbang Section.
9. Activities
Implementation
Activities Project Implementation Units
Locations
a. Preparation Stage a. Local Government of
(Preparation of Banten Province
Readiness Criteria b. Local Government of
Document) Serang City
c. Local Government of
b. Planning Stage
Serang Regency
(Project design)
d. Local Government of
c. Construction Lebak Regency
Stage (Civil Banten e. Local Government of
works) Province Pandeglang Regency
f. Directorate General of
Highways, Ministry of
d. Post-Construction Public Works and
Stage (Operation Housing
and maintenance g. Regional Office of Road
stage) Implementation VI
Jakarta, Ministry of Public
Works and Housing
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GB-20-01-1
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GB-20-02-0
7. Objectives
To improve accessibility & mobility of the Metropolitan Kedungsepur
(Kendal, Demak, Ungaran, Salatiga Semarang, and Purwodadi) and
provide protection from tidal flooding with sea dike.
8. Scope of Project
a. Road construction of Semarang - Demak Toll Road, Semarang-
Sayung Section along the sea dike.
b. The toll sea dike construction on the coast between the Banjir Kanal
Timur to the Kali Sayung which consists of two subsistem drainage:
(i) Tenggang - Sringin subsystem, between the Kanal Banjir Timur to
the Kali Babon; and (ii) Sriwulan Subsystem, between Kali Babon to
Kali Sayung.
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GB-20-02-0
9. Activities
Implementation
Activities Project Implementation Units
Locations
a. Local Government of
Semarang City
b. Local Government of
Demak Regency
c. Directorate General of
Highways, Ministry of
Road and Sea Public Works and Housing
wall/sea dike Central Java d. Directorate General of Water
construction Province Resources, Ministry of
(Civil Works) Public Works and Housing
e. Regional Office of Road
Implementation VII
Semarang, Ministry of Public
Works and HousingLocal
Government of Lebak
Regency
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GB-20-02-0
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18
Direktorat Jenderal Cipta Karya/Directorate
General of Human Settlements
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20
GB-20-03-1
7. Objectives
To enhance the quality of life in the region of Wosusokas (Wonogiri
Regency, Sukoharjo Regency, Surakarta City, and Karanganyar Regency),
which consist water processing installation with water outtake capacity
750 l/sec, main distribution network and house connection 60,000 unit or
240,000 people connected which can produce services that comply the 4K
Principle (quality, quantity, continuity, affordability).
8. Scope of Project
a. Construction of an electric mechanical system raw water unit with a
capacity of 1,450 l/sec
b. Construction of a complete IPA production unit with a capacity of 750
l/sec
c. Construction of a 73,800 m main distribution unit
d. Consulting services
9. Activities
Implementation Project
Activities
Locations Implementation Units
a. Investment in Central Java
drinking water Province, (Wonogori
supply infrastructure Regency, Sukoharjo
Directorate General of
b. Technical assistance Regency, Surakarta
Human Settlements
and capacity City and
Karanganyar
building
Regency)
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GB-20-03-1
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GB-20-04-2
7. Objectives
To improve sustainable peri-urban development that complies with
spatial through building capacity of local governments and providing
settlement infrastructure in peri-urban in piloting cities.
8. Scope of Project
a. Capacity building for central and local governments
(i) Planning, implementing and controlling of peri-urban area
development that complies with spatial plan
(ii) Policy development and policy coordination
(iii) Managing capital investment in developing peri-urban area
b. Assisting local government to formulate masterplan of peri-urban
area
c. Constructing green infrastructure development in peri-urban area in
order to m, such as water supply, wastewater, solid waste, road,
drainage, and green belt.
d. Providing project management
9. Activities
Project
Implementation
Activities Implementation
Locations
Units
a. Capacity Building Directorate General
b. Masterplan of Human
Various Location in
Settlements,
c. Infrastructure Indonesia Regency
Ministry of Public
d. Project Management
Works and Housing
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GB-20-04-2
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25
Direktorat Jenderal Sumber Daya
Air/Directorate General of Water Resources
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27
GB-20-05-2
7. Objectives
a. To irrigate an area of 24.000 Ha
b. Reducing flood discharge at 475 m³ / sec
c. Provide raw water supply of 3,12 m³ / sec
d. And to generate electricity of 10,9 MW
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil works including access road; river diversion, main dam;
spillway and water diversion; hydro-mechanical works, electrical
works, and building facilities.
b. Consulting services.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Civil work Directorate General of
South Sulawesi Water Resources,
b. Consulting services Province Ministry of Public Works
and Housing
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GB-20-05-2
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GB-20-06-2
7. Objectives
a. To irrigate an area of 1.800 Ha
b. Reducing flood discharge at 797 M³ / sec
c. Provide raw water supply of 1,56 m³ / sec
d. And to generate electricity of 0,92 MW
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil works including access road; base-camp, pool heavy vehicle;
diversion channel; cofferdam; spillway; main dam; intake; and
electrical mechanical.
b. Consulting services.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Civil work Directorate General of
South
Water Resources, Ministry
Kalimantan
b. Consulting services of Public Works and
Province
Housing
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GB-20-06-2
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GB-20-07-0
7. Objectives
a. To irrigate an area of 23.000 Ha
b. Reducing flood discharge by 30%
c. Provide raw water supply of 5 m³ / sec
d. And to generate electricity of 19,44 MW
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil works including roads and bridge; diversion channel; spillway;
main dam; intake; hydro mechanical; and building facilities.
b. Consulting services.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Civil Works Directorate General of
East Kalimantan
Water Resources,
Province, Paser
b. Consulting Services Ministry of Public
District
Works and Housing
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GB-20-07-0
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GB-20-08-1
7. Objectives
a. To irrigate an area of 22.764 Ha
b. Reducing flood discharge at 647 m³ / sec
c. Provide raw water supply of 0.808 m³ / sec
d. And to generate electricity of 20 MW
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil works including access road; diversion channel; spillway; main
dam; intake; hydro mechanical; and building facilities.
b. Consulting services.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Civil Works Directorate General of
South East
Water Resources,
Sulawesi
b. Consulting Services Ministry of Public
Province
Works and Housing
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GB-20-08-1
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GB-20-09-2
7. Objectives
a. To supply raw water to Tangerang area (9,1 m3/sec, 786.240 m3/day)
and supply irrigation water (5,5 m3/sec, 475.200 m3/day) additionally
to Serang, Cilegon and Ciujung areas. Supply-able water capacity by
Karian Dam is 12,4 m3/sec (1.071.360 m3/day). Depending on water
demand in Tangerang Area, 6,2 m3/sec (535.680 m3/day) of it has been
distributed to Tangerang Area;
b. To increase the piped water service coverage to 40% for Banten Province
from the current level stands at piped 21 %, in which the 18% are
supplied by PDAMs and around 3% are supplied by private sectors;
c. To increase the service coverage pf Palyja (Western Jakarta) from 64%
to 80%;
d. To secure stable operation of water supply facilities through operation
improvement of 8 PDAMs & PAM Jaya. The target beneficiaries are to
serve around 4 million inhabitants or around 800.000 new connection;
e. To improve sanitation environment and living standards in Banten
Province and Special Region Jakarta.
8. Scope of Project
a. Main water conveyance pipeline.
b. Booster pumping and booster pumping station.
c. Branch conveyance pipeline
d. Electric receiving power
e. Instrumentation and control work.
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GB-20-09-2
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Construction works Directorate General of
Banten and DKI Water Resources, Ministry
b. Construction
Jakarta Province of Public Works and
services Housing
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Kementerian Perhubungan/Ministry
of Transportation
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GB-20-10-1
7. Objectives
To sstrengthen the port logistics capacity of Jakarta Metropolitan Area and
improve the total economics activities in the region
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil works
b. Consulting services
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Civil works Directorate General of
Subang, West Sea Transportation,
b. Construction services Java Province Ministry of
Transportation
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GB-20-10-1
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GB-20-11-1
7. Objectives
a. The enhancement of reliability level on the 8 lighthouses and 95 light
beacons in 20 Districts of Navigation
b. The enhancement of the AtoN Technology on the 8 lighthouses and
95 light beaconw in 20 Districts of Navigation
c. The enhancement of the availability on the AtoN spare parts on 20
District of Navigation
8. Scope of Project
a. Lighthouse
b. Light Buoy
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GB-20-11-1
9. Activities
Project
Implementation
Activities Implementation
Locations
Units
a. Project management North Sulawesi,
services South Sulawesi,
b. Consulting services South Kalimantan,
West Kalimantan,
East Kalimantan,
North Kalimantan,
Directorate of
North Sumatra, West
Navigation,
Sumatra, South
Ministry of
Sumatra, Riau
Transportation
Islands, Central Java,
East Java, DKI
Jakarta, Bali, East
Nusa Tenggara,
Maluku, Papua, and
West Papua Province
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GB-20-11-1
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Kementerian Kesehatan/Ministry of
Health
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49
GB-20-12-1
7. Objectives
a. To improve access and quality of mother and child health services,
oncology, respiratory, and stem cells
b. To improve infrastructures, facilities, medical and nonmedical
equipment.
c. To improve capacity of human resources
d. To strengthen collaboration between hospitals, referral systems and
its networks
8. Scope of Project
a. Construction work
b. Procurement of health infrastructures and equipment
c. Improvement of human resource capacity
d. Strengthening institutional capacity
e. Improvement of emergency preparedness
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GB-20-12-1
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Building
b. Medical equipment
c. Non-medical a. RSUP Dr. Hasan
Equipment Sadikin Bandung
d. Interior and b. RSUP Persahabatan
furniture Jakarta
e. Human resources West Java, DKI c. RS Kanker
Jakarta, South Dharmais Jakarta
development
Sulawesi, DI d. RSUP Dr. Wahidin
(including research,
Yogyakarta, and Sudirohusodo
fellowship, and
Bali Province Makassar
trainings) e. RSUP Dr. Sardjito
f. Hospital Institutions Yogyakarta
g. Emergency f. RSUP Sanglah
Preparedness Denpasar
h. Project management
i. Financial auditing
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GB-20-12-1
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Kementerian Pendidikan dan
Kebudayaan/ Ministry of Education
and Culture
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GB-20-13-1
7. Objectives
a. To enhance University of Brawijaya capacity in delivering medical
education, research, and health services through the completion of
academic hospital construction and provision of required medical and
research equipment as well as staff capacity development.
b. To develop University of Brawijaya’s specific excellences through the
development of Pain Centre, Cardiovascular Centre, Kidney Centre,
Emergency Centre, Infertility Centre, and Research Centre within the
academic hospital.
8. Scope of Project
a. Construction of three towers of University of Brawijaya Hospital
(RSUB) and one building of Dental & Mouth Hospital (RSGM).
b. Procurement of RSUB and RSGM medical and research equipment.
c. Human resource development through non-degree training.
d. Project management.
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GB-20-13-1
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Construction of RSUB
and RSGM
b. Procurement of RSUB
and RSGM medical and Malang City,
University of
research equipment East Java
Brawijaya
c. Human resource Province
development through
non-degree training
d. Project Management
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GB-20-13-1
c. Human Resource
153
Development
d. Consultant 573
e. Project
321
Management
f. Contingency 1,212
Total 894 9,774 31,578 153 1,212
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GB-20-14-1
7. Objectives
The general objectives are to improve the quality of graduates and to
enhance market-based research in two public Higher Education
Institutions (HEIs) which lead to economic development within the HEIs
area. For each HEI, the objectives are:
a. Institute of Technology Sepuluh Nopember (ITS)
1) To improve ITS teaching and research quality towards a World
Class University;
2) To strengthen ITS science and techno park (STP) as a hub for
innovation creation in triple-helix collaboration scheme through
the improvement of Centre for Maritime, Centre for Automotive,
Centre for Creative Industry facilities, and Advanced ICT and
Robotic Centre;
3) To provide distinct academic facility, namely ITS Tower for
several study programs;
4) To equip ITS graduates with language skills and cultural
knowledge required by the global labour market; and
5) To develop ITS human resource capacity in managing research
and innovation commercialization.
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GB-20-14-1
8. Scope of Project
a. ITS
1) Construction of: four centres of technologies (Centre for Maritime,
Centre for Automotive, Centre for Creative Industry, and
Advanced ICT and Robotic Centre), one academic building ITS
Tower, and one Cultural and Language Centre;
2) Procurement of laboratory equipment, software, and furniture;
3) Staff capacity development;
4) Research and innovation grant, entrepreneurial grant, technical
expert, research and innovation bridging for STP-ITS;
5) Technical expert;
6) Infrastructure development; and
7) Project management.
b. Unila
1) Construction of: (1) two buildings of teaching hospital, (2) one
building of Integrated Research Centre (IRC), consists of five main
laboratories;
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GB-20-14-1
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Building Constructions
of ITS
b. Infrastructure of ITS
c. Procurement of
Laboratory Equipment
of ITS Institute of Technology
East Java
d. Human resource Sepuluh November (ITS
Province
development of ITS Surabaya)
e. Research and Innovation
Grant & Technical
Expert of ITS
f. Project management of
ITS
g. Building Constructions
of UNILA
h. Infrastructure of UNILA
i. Procurement of Hospital
& Laboratory Lampung Lampung University
Equipment of UNILA Province (UNILA)
j. Human Resource
development of UNILA
k. Project management of
UNILA
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GB-20-14-1
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GB-20-14-1
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GB-20-15-3
7. Objectives
To increase medical service quality to the Army, Indonesia Army
employee and family, and general society.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement of medical equipment
b. Installation and equipment try out
c. Training and equipment maintenance
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement of medical
equipment
b. Pre-installation and Makassar City,
installation a. Ministry of Defense
South Sulawesi
b. Indonesian Army
c. Training Province
d. Logistics management
and maintenance
10.Funding Source
Funding (US $ 000)
Implementing Agency Source
Loan Grant Local Total
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GB-20-15-3
11.Disbursement Plan
Disbursement Plan (US $ 000)
Total
1st
10,000 10,000
12.Funding Allocation
Category (US $ 000)
Activities
Services Constructions Goods Trainings Other
a. Procurement
of medical 9,000
equipment
b. Installation
and testing the 800
equipment
c. Training and
maintenance of 200
equipment
Total 800 9,000 200
13.Program Reference
BB-ID: BB-1519-R1-3
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GB-20-16-1
7. Objectives
To increase medical service quality to the Army, Indonesia Army
employee and family, and general society.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement and instalment of medical equipment in Soedjono
Magelang Hospital. 7 surgery room facilities (nervous, orthopaedic,
otorhinolaryngology, digestive, urology, general surgeon, obstetrics
and gynaecology), preparation and recovery center tools, sterilization
kit, radiology/ imaging, other polyclinic tools (ophthalmology,
obstetrics and cardiovascular, dentistry, medical check-up, medical
rehabilitation), and emergency room tools.
b. Training for health workers to operate medical equipment.
c. Training for maintenance of medical equipment.
9.Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Design and planning
b. Procurement
c. Transport and delivery Magelang City, a. Ministry of Defense
d. Installation Central Java b. Health Center
e. Testing and Province Indonesian Army
commissioning
f. User training
g. Handling over
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GB-20-16-1
10.Funding Source
Funding (US $ 000)
Implementing Agency Source
Loan Grant Local Total
a. Ministry of Defense
b. Health Center 15,000 0 0 15,000 Hungary
Indonesian Army
Total 15,000 0 0 15,000
11.Disbursement Plan
Disbursement Plan (US $ 000)
Total
1st 2nd
13,875 1,125 15,000
12.Funding Allocation
Category (US $ 000)
Activities
Services Constructions Goods Trainings Other
a. Procurement
of medical 72 13,181 247
equipment
b. Installation
and testing
1,200
the
equipment
c. Training and
maintenance
300
of
equipment
Total 72 14,381 300 247
13.Program Reference
BB-ID: BB-1519-R1-33
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GB-20-17-1
7. Objectives
To increase medical service quality to the Army, Indonesia Army
employee and family, and general society.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement and instalment of medical equipment in Hospital
Dustira Bandung (8 surgery rooms of Nervous, Cardiovascular,
Orthopaedic, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Urology, Ophthalmology,
Otorhinolaryngology, General Surgeon, Obsygn IGD, ICU).
b. Training and recruitment of health workers for operating medical
equipment.
c. Training for maintenance of medical equipment and hospital system
development.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement of medical
equipment
a. Ministry of
b. Installation and testing Cimahi City,
Defense
the equipment West Java
b. Health Center
c. Training and Province
Indonesian Army
maintenance of
equipment
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GB-20-17-1
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GB-20-18-3
7. Objectives
To increase medical service quality to the Army, Indonesia Army
employee and family, and general society.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement of medical equipment
b. Installation and equipment try out
c. Training and equipment maintenance
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement of medical
equipment
b. Pre-installation and a. Ministry of
installation Denpasar, Bali Defense
c. Training b. Indonesian Army
d. Logistics management
and maintenance
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GB-20-18-3
11.Disbursement Plan
Disbursement Plan (US $ 000)
Total
1st
10,000 10,000
12.Funding Allocation
Category (US $ 000)
Activities
Services Constructions Goods Trainings Other
a. Procurement
of medical 9,000
equipment
b. Installation
and testing
800
the
equipment
c. Training and
maintenance 200
of equipment
Total 800 9,000 200
13.Program Reference
BB-ID: BB-1519-R1-33
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GB-20-19-1
7. Objectives
To increase the quality of medical services for navy personnel, retired
families, and public.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement and instalment of medical equipment in Naval Hospital
dr. Ramelan Surabaya.
b. Training and recruitment of health workers for operating medical
equipment.
c. Training for maintenance of medical equipment and hospital system
development.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement of medical
equipment Surabaya City,
a. Ministry of Defense
b. Pre-installation and East Java
b. Indonesian Army
installation Province
c. Training
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GB-20-19-1
10.Funding Source
Funding (US $ 000)
Implementing Agency Source
Loan Grant Local Total
a. Ministry of Defense
15,000 0 0 15,000 Austria
b. Indonesian Army
Total 15,000 0 0 15,000
11.Disbursement Plan
Disbursement Plan (US $ 000)
Total
1st 2nd
14,119 881 15,000
12.Funding Allocation
Category (US $ 000)
Activities
Services Constructions Goods Trainings Other
a. Procurement
of medical 13,719
equipment
b. Installation
and testing
873
the
equipment
c. Training and
maintenance
408
of
equipment
Total 14,592 408
13.Program Reference
BB-ID: BB-1519-R1-33
76
GB-20-20-1
7. Objectives
To increase the quality of medical services for navy personnel, families,
and public.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement and instalment of medical equipment in dr. R. Oetojo
Sorong Hospital. 11 type of equipment (Operating room, Recovery
room, Sterilization, Radiology, Nutrition service, Clinical Pathology,
Emergency installation, Midwifery, Intensive Space, Forensic and
Specialist Polyclinic).
b. Training to operate medical and maintenance of medical equipment.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement,
transportation and
delivery and insurance Sorong City,
a. Ministry of Defense
b. Installation West Papua
b. Indonesian Army
c. Testing and Province
commissioning
d. User training
77
GB-20-20-1
78
GB-20-21-1
7. Objectives
To increase the quality of medical services for air force personnel, families,
and public.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement and instalment of medical equipment in Air Force
Hospital Suhardi Hardjolukito Yogyakarta
b. Training and recruitment of health workers for operating medical
equipment.
c. Training for maintenance of medical equipment and hospital system
development.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement
Bantul City,
b. Installation
Special Region
c. Testing and Indonesian Army
Yogyakarta
commissioning Province
d. User training
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GB-20-21-1
80
GB-20-22-1
7. Objectives
To increase the quality of medical services for navy personnel, families,
and public.
8. Scope of Project
a. Procurement and instalments of medical equipment in Muhammad
Sutomo Pontianak Hospital.
b. Training and recruitment of health workers for operating medical
equipment.
c. Training for maintenance of medical equipment and hospital system
development.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Location Unit
a. Procurement of medical
equipment Kubu Raya
b. Training and testing the City, West
Indonesian Army
equipment Kalimantan
c. Maintenance of Province
equipment
81
GB-20-22-1
82
83
Kementerian Ketenagakerjaan/
Ministry of Manpower
84
85
GB-20-23-2
7. Objectives
To preparation of skilled and competent labor in the maritime field.
8. Scope of Project
a. Preparation of program and training on electrical and welding.
b. Preparation of the infrastructure building workshop and vocational
welding and electrical classrooms.
c. Procurement of welding and electrical training equipment at BBPLK
Serang.
d. Training of trainers (ToT).
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Equipment
procurement
a. Directorate General of
b. Construction of
Training and
building
Serang, Banten Productivity, Ministry
c. Instructor training
Province of Manpower
d. Program
b. Maritime Training
development,
Center
module and training
management
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GB-20-23-2
7. Objectives
To preparation of skilled and competent labour in the maritime field.
8. Scope of Project
a. Preparation of program and training on automotive/maritime engines,
electrical, metal, wood, maritime wood-glasfiber and welding.
b. Preparation of the construction of metal, maritime wood-glasfiber,
and welding workshops building.
c. Procurement of automotive/maritime engines, electrical, metal,
maritime wood-glasfiber and welding training equipment.
d. Training of trainers (ToT).
e. Program and training development.
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Equipment
procurement
b. Construction of a. Directorate General of
building Training and
Makassar,
c. Infrastructure Productivity, Ministry
Province of
training of Manpower
South Sulawesi
d. Program b. Maritime Training
development, Center
module and training
management
88
GB-20-24-2
89
GB-20-24-2
90
91
Kementerian Komunikasi dan
Informatika/Ministry of
Communication and Information
Technology
92
93
GB-20-25-1
7. Objectives
a. Avoiding silos and creating new synergies in G2G.
b. Enhancing security at all levels.
c. Creating a coherent technical framework to deploy new services.
d. Reducing costs of maintenance and operations.
e. Identifying a dedicated budget shared by different ministries and
agencies.
f. Enhancing competencies in digital applications inside the
government.
g. Launching new services: G2G, G2B, G2C, G2E & E2E.
h. Providing the ideal support to develop e-government support.
8. Scope of Project
a. Construction and implementation of 4 National data Centers (NDC)
capable of Government Cloud Computing (hosting government
application on virtualized machines), capable of the provision of
infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service, or Software as a
Service, Security as a Service and Big data Analytic.
b. Implementation of a high-availability Government Secured Network
(GSN), designed to interconnect 35 national agencies or sites of the
Central Government and the NDCs using encryption technology.
c. A Network Operation Centre (NOC), including a Security Operation
Center (SOC), located at each NDC, in charge of the monitoring of the
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GB-20-25-1
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Development and
operational of
National Data
Center (NDC) a. Directorate General of
b. Development and Informatics Application,
operational of Ministry of
Indonesia’s Communication and
Disaster Recovery Information Technology
b. Directorate of
Center (DRC
2 Provinces Government Informatics
c. Development and
(to be selected) Application Service (e-
operational of
Government), Ministry
Indonesia’s
of Communication and
National Network Information Technology
Operation Center c. State Cyber and
(NNOC) Cryptography Agency
d. Development and d. Local governments
operational of
Govt-CA
Indonesia
95
GB-20-25-1
96
97
Kementerian Kelautan dan
Perikanan/ Ministry of Marine
Affairs and Fisheries
98
99
GB-20-26-0
7. Objectives
To develop an environmentally-friendly fishing ports (eco fishing ports)
to serve fishermen and other stakeholders in the fishing port and to
comply with international standards to increase Indonesia’s fisheries
export.
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil port work in Bitung, Kendari, Sungailiat, and Belawan
b. Transversal component, which includes: Electronic Reporting System
dan Port Management System
c. Capacity building
d. Consultancy services, which includes Consultant to Support (CTS) the
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, ISO 14001, and Energy Study
for Support of Fishing Port Operation
e. Unforeseen expenses
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Civil works
South Sumatra, North
b. Transversal
Sulawesi, Southeast Ministry of Marine
component
Sulawesi, and Bangka Affairs and Fisherie
c. Consultancy
Belitung Province
d. Unforeseen
100
GB-20-26-0
11.Disbursement Plan
Disbursement Plan (US $ 000)
Total
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
245 1,037 43,251 34,862 32,729 112,124
12.Funding Allocation
Category (US $ 000)
Activities
Services Constructions Goods Trainings Other
a. Construction
80,111
works
b. Transversal
16,283
component
c. Consultancy 9,037
d. Unforeseen 6,693
Total 9,037 80,111 16,283 6,693
13.Program Reference
BB-ID: BB-1519-R0-27
101
102
Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan
Indonesia/ Indonesian Institute of
Sciences
103
104
GB-20-27-2
7. Objectives
a. To provide a marine research facility in the form of Research Vessels
comprises one new Research Vessel and one retrofit Research Vessel,
KR Baruna Jaya VIII;
b. To support marine research within all the Exclusive Economic Zone
(ZEE) of Indonesia area and also outside the Indonesia’s jurisdiction
water area;
c. To improve marine resources exploration and exploitation capacity
whether biological or non-biological, marine tourism, and fisheries in
sustainable way; and
d. To develop a Fleet Management Unit (FMU) and build the capacity
through training, technical assistance, and further education to ensure
the infestation will deliver sustainable benefits.
8. Scope of Project
a. Preparation and development of technical design
b. The construction of one new vessel and installment of scientific
instrument
c. Retrofit of KR. Baruna Jaya VIII
d. Supervision of vessel construction
e. Capacity building (training and dissemination, joint expedition)
f. Testing, commissioning and handover including general maintenance
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GB-20-27-2
9. Activities
Implementation Project
Activities
Locations Implementation Units
a. Preparation and
DKI Jakarta
development of
Province*
technical design
b. The construction of
Overseas
vessel and installment
shipyard
of scientific instrument
c. Retrofit of KR. Baruna Deputy Chairman of
Domestic
Earth Science
Jaya VIII shipyard
d. Supervision of vessel
Indonesia
construction
e. Capacity building Donor country
f. Testing, commissioning
Indonesia
and handover
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GB-20-27-2
a. Construction of
Retrofit KR.
15,876
Baruna Jaya
VIII
b. Construction of
79,970
a new vessel
c. Capacity
14,947
Building
Total 95,846 14,947
107
108
Badan Meteorologi Klimatologi dan
Geofisika/ The Agency for Meteorology,
Climatology, and Geophysics
109
110
GB-20-28-0
7. Objectives
To strengthen Flight Information Region (FIR) and to develop aviation
meteorological services especially in Eastern Indonesia, for the sake of
safety and security in aviation operations, as well as modernization of the
ability to observe and forecast volcanic ash in order to prevent accidents
and to reduce the impact of volcanic eruptions towards the national
economy.
8. Scope of Project
a. Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS) for 6 airports in
Indonesia
b. X-Band Windshear Weather Radar as TDWR for 7 airports in
Indonesia
c. Windshear Wind LIDAR for 7 airports in Indonesia
d. LIDAR Volcanic Ash 3D for 5 airports in Indonesia
e. National Integration System
f. National Volcanic Ash Advisory System
g. Capacity building
111
GB-20-28-0
9. Activities
a. Manufacturing
b. Configuration and
testing Meteorology,
Western (FIR) and
Climatology, and
c. Shipping Eastern Indonesia
Geophysics Agency
d. Installation
e. Capacity building
Meteorology,
Climatology, and 26,617 0 0 26,617 Finland
Geophysics Agency
112
GB-20-28-0
113
Badan Informasi Geospasial/ The
Geospatial Information Agency
114
115
GB-20-29-0
7. Objectives
a. To accelerate the provision of the large-scale basemaps (1:5.000) for
supporting sustainable national development in Indonesia. The large-
scale basemaps will be used for the thematic map reference by various
sectors for decision-making tools based on geospatial information.
b. Specific objectives, which includes:
1) the availability of the additional capacity for the mapping
production
2) the availability of the geospatial data to produce the countrywide
three dimensional (3D) geospatial information
3) the availability of the countrywide 3D geospatial information
8. Scope of Project
a. Preparation of a detailed plan, consists of several sub-components, as
follows:
1) Terms of Reference (TOR) of Program to Accelerate the Provision
of Large-Scale Basemaps;
2) Detailed Design of Geospatial Data Production Centre Building
Renovation;
3) Detailed Design of Basemaps Production System;
b. Establishment of Integrated Geospatial Data Production System,
consists of several sub-components, as follows:
1) Preparation (Rent) of Geospatial Data Production Centre
Building;
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GB-20-29-0
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Goods Procurement
b. Consulting Services Geospatial Information
Nationwide
c. Construction Services Agency
d. Other Services
118
119
PT. PLN/ State Electricity Company
120
121
GB-20-30-2
7. Objectives
a. To meet growing electricity demand in Sumatera by increasing power
generation installed capacity.
b. To increase the portion of renewable energy in national energy mix.
c. To decrease electricity production cost.
8. Scope of Project
a. Construction of 2x55 MW power plant
b. Construction of 150 kV transmission line
9. Activities
Implementation Project Implementation
Activities
Locations Units
a. Construction of 2x55 MW
power plant
Bengkulu State Electricity
b. Construction of 150 kV
Province Company (PT. PLN)
transmission line
c. Consulting Services
122
GB-20-30-2
123
GB-20-31-2
7. Objectives
a. To meet growing electricity demand in Sumatra by increasing power
generation installed capacity.
b. To increase the portion of renewable energy in national energy mix
and reduce CO2 emissions.
8. Scope of Project
a. Civil works.
b. Metal works.
c. Electromechanical.
d. Construction of 150 kV transmission line substations.
e. Consulting services.
9. Activities
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GB-20-31-2
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