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 Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK), Tobacco-Free Kids Action Fund (TFKAF),
Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI)

NARRATIVE REPORT

Please check report type: ☐ Interim ☐ Final

GRANT INFORMATION
Project ID INDONESIA-IOA-17

Organization’s legal name Forum Warga Kota (FAKTA) Indonesia

Establishing a regulatory platform for Controlling Packaged Sweet

Project Title
Specific Objectives:
(Please include all objectives in your grant; if you have more
than four objectives, please add them in the box to the right)
Drinks
(MBDK) in Indonesia through excise policy
1. To develop analysis of the draft Government Regulation on SSB tax
and contribute from the legal perspective, providing a brief
report/academic background that advocates for the SSB tax to the
government, DPR and multiple ministries.
2. To develop a grassroots community support model for informing
and educating residents about the negative impact of sugar-
sweetened beverage consumption and industry actions, as well as
encouraging advocacy efforts with residents to encourage the
government to impose a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in 5
villages in Jakarta.
 3. To build the capacity of the team and broader coalition on SSB tax
advocacy and collaborate with other project partners and coalition
members.

Project Duration Grant Amount:

#12 $ 35.000 USD
(Dates and # of months) (in U.S. dollars)
Reporting Period
Februari – April 2023 Interim Report # #2
(mm/dd/yy – mm/dd/yy)
REPORT PREPARER
Title (Dr / Ms / Mr) Mr First Name Ary Subagyo

Family Name Wibowo Position Project Director/lawyer

Direct email arisubagyo66@gmail.com

Skype ID (if applicable) -

Section Two: Executive Summary

Briefly describe the overall progress made during this reporting period (no more than 300 words).

Section Three: Activities and Progress on Work Plan

Using the table below, report on activities outlined in your work plan for this reporting period
● Under ‘Progress’, please state what has been accomplished under this activity for this reporting period. Please refer to outputs and
outcomes from the approved final narrative proposal.
● Describe any changes made to the activities and include reasons for these changes in the ‘Explain any Changes’ column.

● Please add extra tables if you have more than four objectives.

● You may add additional lines if you have more than four activities for any objective.

Activities and Progress on Work Plan

Objective 1: To develop analysis of the draft Government Regulation on SSB tax and contribute from the legal perspective, providing brief
report/academic background that advocates for the SSB tax to the government, DPR and multiple ministries
Activity Progress Explain any
Changes
1.1 Conduct research: done
▪ Mapping all
existing
regulatory
frameworks,
laws, and
other
materials,
▪ Mapping
stakeholders
including
political
mapping,
 ▪ focus group
discussion

1.2 Drafting evidence-

based academic paper In May 2023 FAKTA completed the first draft of the Academic Paper on the Draft Government
and regulations Regulation on Excise on Packaged Sweetened Beverage Products (MBDK), then the first draft was
brought into the Focus Group Discussion (FGD) in the first series which was carried out with the Koalisi
PASTI , the second will be carried out with experts and the last will be carried out with related
ministries and institutions, it is hoped that it will reach the Ministry of Finance as the leading sector.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uTI-K2WHYaNO7NykdTmBfabcQ815T4kr/edit?
usp=share_link&ouid=104173407593553218795&rtpof=true&sd=true

1.3 Series of focus group

discussions with On May 16, 2023, FAKTA conducted a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) for the preparation of the first
experts to get inputs Draft of the Academic Paper for the Draft Government Regulation on Excise for Packaged Sweetened
Beverage Products (MBDK) with the Koalisi PASTI. Currently we are waiting for the willingness of
experts consisting of nutritionists, legal experts and economists to carry out the second FGD which is
expected to be held at the end of June 2023.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_ygCx66GTdWgFx81aO0Pplk26bzxYIES?usp=share_link

1.4 Direct advocacy to

related ministries and On March 28, 2023, FAKTA with YLKI had an audience with the National Consumer Protection Agency
policymakers (BPKN) to match the vision in making the MBDK Excise Government Regulation (PP). The details of the
report will be submitted by YLKI.
On March 30, 2023 FAKTA Indonesia had an audience with the Ministry of National Development
Planning of the Republic of Indonesia / National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS) which was
attended by Mr. Sanjoyo as Manager of the Social Development Pillars of the SDGs National
Secretariat, Mr. Setyo Budiantoro as Manager of the Economic Development Pillars of the SDGs
National Secretariat and Mr. Fadlan Muzakki as SDGs National Secretariat Communication. Through
this hearing we developed a common vision in making regulations for the MBDK Excise Government
Regulation (PP). As a follow-up to this activity BAPPENAS is willing to facilitate or become a liaison
between the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Finance and BAPPENAS is willing to be involved in
providing input in the process of preparing academic papers for implementing excise duty on MBDK
products

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CJ8oOnoYJO7SPxak5uow12ZlaEIeX6fo/edit?
usp=share_link&ouid=104173407593553218795&rtpof=true&sd=true

On April 12, 2023 FAKTA actively participated in the National Consultation facilitated by CISDI, which
was attended by relevant policy makers namely the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health, Ministry of
National Development Planning of the Republic of Indonesia / National Development Planning Agency
(BAPPENAS), Food and Drug Supervisory Agency ( BPOM), Social Security Administration Agency
(BPJS). Detailed reports will be submitted to CISDI.

Currently, FAKTA is also still waiting for a definite schedule for hearings with the Directorate General
of Disease Prevention and Control (P2P) of the Indonesian Ministry of Health, the Social Security
Administration Agency (BPJS), the Food and Drug Supervisory Agency.
1.5 Audience/Seminar – The event is planned to be organized in: June – September 2023
to present the draft
bill/regulation to
decision makers
(related ministries)

Objective 2: To develop a grassroots community support model for informing and educating residents about the negative impact of sugar-sweetened
beverage consumption and industry actions as well as encouraging advocacy efforts with residents to encourage the government to impose a tax on
sugar-sweetened beverages in 5 villages in Jakarta
Activity Progress Explain any
Changes
2.1 Material Modul – done
development for
training (survey, FAKTA has completed a public perception survey about MBDK for FAKTA assisted residents who are
module & targeted assisted by training participants Social analysis of adult sessions through the snowball sampling method
group selection) using Google form and dissemination via the whatsapp group application. This survey was conducted by
Outcomes would 304 respondents. The most interesting thing about this survey is that 18.5% of respondents have a budget
include the number to buy MBDK products. However, the perception of the imposition of MBDK excise received a fairly good
of people trained; response with the results strongly agreeing 19% and agreeing 53%.
the participants will
include women in https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZZyKNU8oiBHwPypQV27xkWoDMfFW6d5z/edit?
communities who usp=sharing&ouid=104173407593553218795&rtpof=true&sd=true
are interested in the
issue, who we have FAKTA has selected Social Analysis participants for the target group of young people through socialization
engaged with in 6 FAKTA assisted villages which has just been implemented as follows
through tobacco - 130523 Kampung Cililitan details can be accessed at the following link
control; we will ask https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wgmVtJqSjT5YmktSfIeOTudsT5h55NwS?
them to attend usp=drive_link
trainings and
ultimately meet with
policymakers. - 180523 Kampung Cipinang Besar Selatan II details can be accessed at the following link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pW8nRgrTnF6ZOXnVebuP3qRP6-lp_2o4?
usp=drive_link

- 200523 Kampung Utan Kayu Selatan details can be accessed at the following link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1s4scraBK9lXq9dmiPGyKT1IeKz9V8shW?
usp=drive_link

- 210523 Kampung Koja details can be accessed at the following link

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KfsYlkNsQmlRgtxzTjB6fgxHvmLN8DFj?
usp=drive_link

- Di kampung Kayu Manis dan Kampung Cinta/Jagakarsa they are in the process of preparing for the
initial outreach

Beside the socialization, this meeting was also used to see potential candidates for the youth
champions/advocates session from the community. One of the responses given by the community was
regarding health and the negative effects of MBDK products. After this socialization, the community
already knew the harmful effects of MBDK products. A good reception was also received from the lurah,
puskesmas doctors, and the RT/RW network

FAKTA also creates some content on social media related to the dangers of MBDK products, including the
following:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1y52BUSYMWmiVtpHd13wnDtt9Ll0FVwtU?usp=share_link
2.2 Training on social FAKTA has conducted Training on the Analysis of Social and Economic Adverse Health Impacts from
analysis (targeted Consumption of Packaged Sweetened Drinks (MBDK) sessions for adults selected based on selection in
groups: previous socialization activities in 6 FAKTA assisted villages. Participants consisting of Family Welfare
mothers/housewives education cadres (PKK) in collaboration with Community Health Centers (Puskesmas) are committed to
and youth) through supporting advocacy for the implementation of MBDK excise products in their respective regions.
social analysis https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XG7EwK8CI7bXkU8auBvAYxMDF77hB7x9?
(citizens are shown usp=drive_link
the map of political,
economic, and social FAKTA will re-implement the Social Analysis Training on Health and Economic Adverse Impacts from
power. After this, Consumption of Packaged Sweetened Drinks (MBDK) for young people on 9-11 June 2023.
there needs to be
identification
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Healthy Food Policy
Advocacy Fund Grant
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Updated: June 2020
of potential key
messages to be
formulated and used
by the communities
for their advocacy
efforts. Analysis of
existing regulations
and opinions related
to the issue of excise
duty on SSB
products) to build
strength at the
grassroots level, to
build awareness and
educate citizens
about the negative
impacts of sweet
beverage products
and its industry, as
well as conducting
advocacy efforts with
residents to
encourage the
government to
impose taxes on
sugar-sweetened
beverage products
(Not only drinks with
sugar but other
sweetened drinks
(alternate
sweeteners included
other than sugar)) in
5 villages in Jakarta.
2.3 Regular Meeting Not Yet
for follow up actions
with community Will be held after the Social Analysis Training on Adverse Health and Economic Impacts from the
participants Consumption of Packaged Sweetened Drinks (MBDK) session for young people as a joint movement
between young people and adults who are masterminds advocating the dangers of the impact of
consumption of MBDK products and supporting the imposition of excise duty on MBDK products
2.4 Implementation On March 17, 2023, FAKTA and participants in the social analysis session for adults wrote to the
of action plan: Indonesian Ministry of Health to push for MBDK regulations in the Health Omnibus Law Bill, but until now
the Health Omnibus Law Bill is still being processed in the Indonesian Parliament
▪ creating
FAKTA letter https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mZpZjoRP5tlckGjMD0OaY6JUKbT7f1te/view?
social usp=share_link
awareness
and mobilise Adult session social analysis participant letter
grassroots https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VL6hKSmgSs3xq6aDMRSQl3U2DEpTVGss/view?usp=share_link
support in
the
respected
villages and
beyond
▪ direct
discussions
with the
decision
makers at
the national
level
▪ Letters to the
President
▪ Peace rally
targeting
decision
makers in
the national
 level
▪ Webinar

Objective 3: To build the capacity of the team and broader coalition on SSB tax advocacy and collaborate with other project partners and coalition
members
Activity
3.1 Meeting with CISDI and
other partners to learn
about previous SSB tax
advocacy and understanding
the stakeholders and
reviewing and adding to the
political mapping for the
work
Progress Explain any
Changes
On Going
FAKTA participates in various activities as follows:
1. 230223 as an active participant in the Sharing Session activity and discussion of MBDK excise
advocacy opportunities in Indonesia in 2023 organized by CISDI
2. 010323 FACT as guest speaker at the National Workshop with the theme "Building Consumer
Awareness About the Dangers of Excessive MBDK Consumption" organized by YLKI
3. 130423 as an active participant in the survey design discussions held by YLKI

3.2 Regular coordination Koalisi PASTI Coalition meets monthly which are chaired alternately by FAKTA, CISDI, and YLKI
meeting with other project
partners and Food Policy
Coalition members (monthly
– offline and online
meetings)

Section Four: Significant Achievements and/or Opportunities this Reporting Period

List up to three major achievements, opportunities, and/or partnerships that resulted from activities implemented during this period. Please specify if
these achievements and/or opportunities were the result of activities funded by this project

achievements in this period were being able to have an audience with BAPPENAS, the completion of draft I of the manuscript, academics, and the
implementation of the social analysis of the parents' session.
Section Five: Obstacles to Project Success
Detail what obstacles you may have encountered and detail their impact on the achievement of project targets. Please explain how you plan to
overcome these obstacles.

The obstacle in this period was that there was no unanimity across Ministries and Agencies regarding the MBDK issue and there were no Ministries and
Institutions that had led the advocacy (leading sector) related to MBDK. We are also having difficulty finding policy champions/influencers to support
this issue.

Section Six: Request for significant changes to the Grant Agreement

Significant changes of over 10% to any budget line item (i.e. Project goal, project objectives and project activities) require prior approval from
CTFK/TFKAF/GHAI. Any payments of over $10,000 to third parties (sub-contractors, consultants, agencies, etc.) that are not included in the original
budget must be pre-approved by the PO/FCO. Please justify your proposed changes (including request for a No-Cost Extension) and reference any
discussions had with your PO/FCO. Please include with the report the new proposed work plan and budget highlighting the changes.

Section Seven: Financial Statement

The Financial Report template must be completed and submitted with this report. Please note changes made to the budget during the reporting period,
including details about staff and/or consultants that joined or left the project. Please also update the Staff List tab on the work plan.

Section Eight: Technical Support & Feedback

List the following:
1. Technical support requested to assist with completion of the project objectives (legal, research, communications or grants assistance).
2. Technical support received during the reporting period.

● 050523 FAKTA mengikuti Digital Advocacy training Phase 1 - Indonesia & Vietnam
3. Feedback for CTFK/TFKAF/GHAI staff, including recommendations for improving the program and grants management process.
Please confirm that you have not used CTFK/TFKAF/GHAI funds to support or oppose candidates for elected office by checking the
following box:

☐ No funds were used to support or oppose candidates for elected office.

Please type your full name and current date to declare that the information provided in this report is true and accurate.

Name: Ary Subagyo Wibowo Date: 21 May 2023