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ANNUAL REPORT 2012

HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL INDONESIA & TIMOR-LESTE PROGRAM

ANNUAL REPORT 20122

FOREWORD

Catherine Gillet, Regional Director

Handicap International Indonesia &

Timor-Leste Program

Dear Partners and Colleagues,

We are very pleased to send you a copy of our annual

report for 2012 which will provide comprehensive

information on HI main projects and activities

implemented during 2012.

One of the major points of the program for 2012 to

highlight is the opening of one office site in Timor-Leste

(Dili). Decision has been taken in 2011 to start activities

in this neighboring country in order to address the main

needs of people with disabilities and to promote

Disabled People's Organization as the main

representatives of people with disabilities to be able to

advocate for their fundamental Rights.

with disabilities in

their development

p r o g r a m s .

We would also like

t o e x p r e s s o u r

gratitude to the donor

agencies for their

financial supports and

the trust given.

Finally, we want to

highlight the strong

c o l l a b o r a t i o n

developed in 2012

Therefore, during 2012, Handicap International with PLAN International in Indonesia and Timor-Leste as

program in the region became a Regional Program well as with CARE International for the implementation

targeting the development of synergies and activities of common projects in the field which have intensified

between the two countries. the support given to people with disabilities.

Furthermore, in the two countries, projects have been To conclude, we would like to express our gratitude to

carried out in order to promote people with disabilities' the Government of the Republic of Indonesia through its

participation at the local development programs, in the related governmental agencies especially at the

communities' disaster risks management, to increase provincial and district level for their continued support

access to health and educational services for people and and their commitment to improve the quality of life of

children with disabilities, finally to promote UN CRPD people with disabilities in Indonesia.

implementation at the local and national level. Many thanks.

To do so, Handicap International intends to develop

actions in the field of disability through a holisticSincerely,

approach with the development of strong and relevant

partnerships with all related disability actors at the local

and national level.

All the projects undertaken during 2012 have followedCatherine Gillet

this approach with the intention to valorize the localRegional Director

stakeholders and the opportunities thus to betterHandicap International Indonesia &

address the fundamental needs of people withTimor-Leste Program

disabilities.

We would like to thank all of our partners who are

closely working with Handicap International, particularly

the Disabled People Organizations from Yogyakarta,

NTT, NTB, Aceh provinces and from Dili. They are at the

core of our action and their constant interest and

willingness to improve their capacities is the motor of

our projects. The local and national authorities, who are

strongly interested in promoting and involving people

3HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL INDONESIA & TIMOR-LESTE PROGRAM

LIST OF

ACRONYMS

ADH

AMCDRR

ASB

BILiC

BMZ

BPBD

CBDRR

CIQAL

CIS Timor

DHO

DIKPORA/

Dinas PPO

DIPECHO

AID Consortium

Aktion Deutschland Hilft Germany's Relief Coalition

Alliance for Inclusive

DRR Consortium

Asian Ministerial Conference

on Disaster Risk Reduction

Konferensi Tingkat Menteri

Asia untuk Pengurangan

Risiko Bencana

Arbeiter Samariter Bund

Bandung Independent

Living Center

Bundesministerium Für

Wirtschaftliche

Zusammenarbeit

German Federal Ministry

for Economic Development

Cooperation

Regional Agency of Disaster

Management

Badan Penanggulangan

Bencana Daerah

Community Based Disaster

Risk Reduction

Masyarakat Berbasis

Pengurangan Resiko

Bencana

Centre for Improving

Qualified Activity in Life of

People with Disabilities

Committee for Internal

Displaced Persons Service

Timor Difable Care

District health Office Dinas Kesehatan

Kabupaten

Education, Youth, and

Sport Offices

Dinas Pendidikan, Pemuda,

dan Olah raga

European Community

Humanitarian Office Disaster

Preparedness Programme

Disabled People's

Organization

DPO

Foreword

Table of Contents

List of Acronyms

Profile of Handicap International

Map of Intervention Areas

Sector

� Support to Civil Society

� Physical Rehabilitation

� Disaster Risk Reduction

� Inclusive Education

Financial Fact Sheet & Human Resources Distribution

CONTENTS

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DRR Disaster Risk Reduction Pengurangan Resiko Bencana

DRR Forum Forum of Disaster Risk Reduction Forum Pengurangan Risiko Bencana

ETBU East Timor Blind Union

FKKADK Forum Communication of Families with Children

with Disabilities

Forum Komunikasi Keluarga Anak

dengan Kecacatan

Gerkatin Movement for Welfare of Hearing Impairment

People of Indonesia

Gerakan untuk Kesejahteraan

Tunarungu Indonesia

IBI Indonesian Midwives AssociationIkatan Bidan Indonesia

IDI Indonesian Doctors AssociationIkatan Dokter Indonesia

IDPD International Day for Persons with Disabilities Hari Internasional bagi Penyandang Disabilitas

IEC Information, Education, and Communication

IFI Indonesian Physiotherapists AssociationIkatan Fisioterapis Indonesia

INGO International Non Governmental Organization Lembaga Non-Pemerintah Internasional

JKA Aceh Health InsuranceJaminan Kesehatan Aceh

JSSB Disaster Preparedness Schools NetworkJaringan Sekolah siaga Bencana

MoU Memorandum of Understanding

NGO Non-Governmental Organization

NTB West Nusa TenggaraNusa Tenggara Barat

NTT East Nusa TenggaraNusa Tenggara Timur

PHO Provincial health Office

Permata Association of Independent Persons with LeprocyPerhimpunan Mandiri Kusta

Persani Protestant Association of Persons with Physical

Disabilities

Persatuan Tuna Daksa Kristiani

Pertuni Indonesian Association of Visual ImpairmentPersatuan Tuna Netra Indonesia

PHCC Primary Health Community Center Puskesmas

PLANAS

Perkumpulan Masyarakat

Penanggulangan Bencana

PUSDALOP

Platform Nasional

PMI Indonesian Red CrossPalang Merah Indonesia

PMPB Community for Disaster Management

PPCI Indonesian Association of People with DisabilitiesPersatuan Penyandang Cacat Indonesia

Perkumpulan SCI Association of Spinal Cord InjuryPerkumpulan Spinal Cord Injury

Local Operations Control CentresPusat Kendali Operasi

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Center of Advocay for Women, Disability and

Children

United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons

with Disabilities

RHTO Ra'es Hadomi Timor Oan

SAPDA Sentra Advokasi Perempuan, Difabel

dan Anak

SSB Disaster Prepared SchoolsSekolah Siaga Bencana

TAGANA

ToT

UCP-RUK

UN

UNCRPD

UNMIT

YEU

Youth Prepared for DisastersTaruna Siaga Bencana

Training of Trainers

United Cerebral Palsy – Roda Untuk Kemanusiaan

United Nations

UN Integrated Mission in Timor-Leste

Yakkum Emergency Unit


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Handicap International is an independent and Refugee populations, populations living in disaster

impartial international aid organisation working in areas or populations displaced by crises, conflicts

situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. and catastrophes, and especially among those

Working alongside people with disabilities and other people who are vulnerable, injured and disabled;

vulnerable groups, our action and testimony are focused Populations threatened by weapons, munitions and

in responding to their essential needs, improving their explosive devices during or in the aftermath of

living conditions and promoting respect for their dignity military conflicts.

and their fundamental rights.

Since July 2010, Handicap International is a Handicap International acts not only on behalf of

federation of 8 national associations (France, Germany, people with disabilities, but also for their family and

Belgium, Canada, United-States, Luxembourg, United direct support, their community and society. In

Kingdom, and Switzerland). Handicap International runs promoting an inclusive approach, Handicap

projects in 61 countries and employs almost 3300 International seeks not only to develop services for

people worldwide, 330 of whom work in France and the people with disabilities, but also to ensure that people

European and North American national associations. with disabilities have access to those services intended

for everybody.

In these contexts, Handicap International's action

aims at achieving the following goals:Handicap International works on behalf of people

To prevent invalidity, impairment, and disability linkedwith disabilities, which include:

to diseases, accidents, and violence.Populations at risk of diseases, violence or accidents

To ensure the service offer in our sectors of activity isliable to cause disability;

available, adapted, and accessible.Vulnerable populations and in particular disabled

To strengthen capacities, to promote socialpeople and people living with chronic disabling

participation, and the application and exercising ofdiseases;

our beneficiary public's rights.

Handicap International promotes people with

disabilities in global terms by working:

At different levels: within communities, services,

and systems level, as well as at the national level.

At different stages: from prevention of disability to

the social, educational and economic integration

of people in disabling situations.

On different factors: personal factors and

environmental factors

Handicap International intervenes to answer to

emergency situations through preparedness and a

The Target Populations and the Goal of Our

Actions

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ABOUT

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INTERNATIONAL

FEDERATION

Working Group during the Regional Program Framework Workshop in December 2012

ANNUAL REPORT 2012

rapid reaction capacity that enable us to respond in a people with disabilities and vulnerable groups have

better access to services and increase their participationtimely manner and in accordance with the scale of the

to political and public life.event. It may be implemented anywhere in the world,

More specifically, the RPF aims to promote:regardless of whether we are already on site and without

People with disabilities and vulnerable groups inany obligation to follow up with development action.

becoming actors of their own development.

Mainstream and disability-specific services in

including and becoming accessible to people with

disabilities.In Indonesia, Handicap International has been

Decision-makers aware of disability issues to activelyworking in emergency and development settings since

support and promote people with disabilities' access2005. In February 2012, in accordance with Handicap

to services and participation in public and politicalInternational Federation global strategy, Handicap

life.International Indonesia extended its presence and

Emergency responses that adequately includeintervention in Timor-Leste. A new office opened in Dili

vulnerable groups with special focus on people withand the program shifted from a country to a regional

disabilities and their priorities.scope.

In both countries, Handicap International has strong

relation and close collaboration with the Ministry of

Social Affairs, Ministry of Education, their provincial

branches as well as civil society organizations (CSO) .

Activities implemented aim to allow people with

disabilities and other vulnerable groups to have greater

opportunities to exercise their rights and enhance their

dignity.

In December 2012, a new Regional Program

Framework (RFP) has been designed for the 3 coming

years (2013 – 2015). The goal of the regional program is

to ensure that, in emergency and development settings,

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Leste Program

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Our Strategies


Part of Indonesia & Timor-Leste Team

Working group

MAP OF

INTERVENTION AREAS

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Aceh Site Office

Yogyakarta Regional Office

Mataram Site Office

Kupang Site Office

Dili Site Office

Support to Civil Society

Physical Rehabilitation Project

Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction Project

Inclusive Education Project

School Disaster Risk Reduction Project

Offices Projects and Implementation Areas

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Handicap International employs its professional and Since 2007, Handicap International enhances

organizational competencies in the following sectors capacities of Indonesian DPOs to better raise awareness

of activity: and advocate for the rights of people with disabilities at

Support to civil society local and national level.

Inclusive local development The Disability Rights project funded by Irish Aid and

Physical Rehabilitation completed in June 2012 was implemented in 9 provinces:

Disaster Risk Reduction West Java, Central Java, East Java, DI Yogyakarta, Bali,

Inclusive Education West Nusa Tenggara, East Nusa Tenggara, South

These sectors are implemented through different Sulawesi, and Gorontalo. In each intervention area, the

projects in the field: project team worked closely with DPOs as well as Social

Offices at provincial and district levels.

By the end of the project in 2012, the following results

were achieved.

Key activities include:

~ Capacity building for DPOs (training sessions,

coaching etc.), including the implementation of

training session on fundraising for 18 partners

(DPOs from Java, Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, East

Nusa Tenggara, Makassar, and Gorontalo) and

representatives from Aceh province and Dili, Timor-

Leste.

~ National Experiences Sharing and Lessons

Learned workshops on the topic

attended by

partners from national and local authorities and

DPO/CSO in Yogyakarta.

~ The provision of small grants to 5 partners in Java,

Sulawesi, and NTT to develop innovative awareness

raising and advocacy actions.

Key activities include:

~ T h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f t h e d o c u m e n t

“Recommendations for Disability-inclusive Policies

in Indonesia”, in collaboration with the National

�DPOs have better access to information on the rights

of people with disabilities in Indonesia, and are

engaged in awareness raising campaigns to promote

these rights.

“Promoting the

rights of persons with disabilities”

�Members of Parliament and key government officials

were presented with recommendations to enforce

the rights of persons with disabilities.

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SUPPORT TO

CIVIL SOCIETY

SECTORS OF

ACTIVITIES IN

INDONESIA &

TIMOR-LESTE

Presentation from bapak Supriyadi of SCI Klaten on their findings and achievements-

Workshop Sharing Findings and strengthening network-Yogyakarta 7 - 8 Feb 2012


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Key figures

DPO members involved in workshops and trainings by Handicap International 117

Local authorities representatives, decision-makers and civil-society organizations

attending awareness and lesson learning sessions445

Participants of the Fund Raising Training

Consortium for the Rights of people with In 2013, Handicap International will start a new

disabilities project, Advocating for Change for People with

~ The dissemination of 89 copies of the document to Disabilities, funded by BMZ (

National Ministries, National Commission on . It will be

Human Rights, universities, UN Agencies, DPOs, implemented in Aceh, Yogyakarta, and East Nusa

local government offices. Tenggara. The project's aim is to promote the

~ The presentation of the document to the Ministry implementation of the UNCRPD to governmental

of Social Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia and the bodies and non state actors with a focus on inclusive

National Commission on Human Rights by service-delivery and disability inclusion in local planning

Handicap International and the National and budgeting processes.

Consortium for the Rights of people with

disabilities.

German Federal Ministry for

Economic Development Cooperation)

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In Timor-LesteParticipants of this training came from DPOs,Handicap International has implemented the followingDisability Working Group, local NGOs, Humanactivities related to the promotion of the rights ofRights Officers of UN Mission in Timor Leste, andpeople with disabilities:National Election Committee. The main goal was to~ The facilitation of a training session on disabilityraise the awareness of the particpants in order toand accessibility issues ahead of the Generalpromote access for people with disabilities to theElections process in Dili, Timor-Leste. The 4 dayselection process.session was conducted in collaboration with RHTO,

~ Technical and financial support to ETBU for thea Timor Leste DPO.organization of their National Congress.

~ A training session aiming at improving ETBU

capacities to print in Braille. This training was

conducted by Mitra Netra, a DPO coming from

Jakarta and carried-out in collaboration with the

Human Rights and Transitional Justice Section

Representative of UN Integrated Mission in Timor-

Leste (UNMIT).

In 2013, Handicap International will start the following

actions in Timor-Leste:

~ The project Advocating for Change for People with

Disabilities, which will be implemented at national

level in collaboration with the Ministry of Social

Solidarity. The project aims to support the effective

implementation of the National Disability Policy of

Timor-Leste. It involves Ministries and civil society

actors working with and for people with disabilities

in the development of a National Action Plan and

the establishment of advocacy and oversight

mechanisms.

~ Support to the development of Inclusive

Education in Timor-Leste, through technical

support to Plan International Timor-Leste and the

Ministry of Education. Activities will aim at building

teachers skills on inclusive education and

supporting the access of children with disabilities to

regular schools.

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Simulation of Accessibility in Election for People with Physical Impairment

Simulation of Accessibility in Election for People with Visual Impairment

Signing MoU between HI and Ministry of Social & Solidarity of Timor-Leste

Training on Accessibility in Election


�Rehabilitation care is available for people with

disabilities.

�Community based mechanisms support the financial

access of people with disabilities to rehabilitation

care.

Technical support and advocacy were provided

towards Health Authorities in order to support the

allocation of physiotherapists in all Puskesmas of the

target districts and to strengthen the referral system,

allowing timely access to the relevant rehabilitation

services.

In collaboration with Health authorities, HI assessed

330 persons with disabilities and referred them to P&O

services when required. Simultaneously, communities

were supported to develop and sustain mechanisms

suppor t ing the coverage of indirect costs

(transportation, accommodation etc.) related to

rehabilitation care. Information about these

mechanisms was disseminated largely.

Since 2009 Handicap International carries-out in

Aceh province a Physical Rehabilitation project with the

financial support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of

Luxembourg. The project aims to facilitate access to

rehabilitation care for people with disabilities by

reducing environmental barriers, and improving the

provision of rehabilitation care for people with

disabilities through capacity-building of health

professionals. In 2012, this project was implemented in 8

districts: Banda Aceh, Aceh Besar, Aceh Tengah, Bener

Meriah, Bireuen, Pidie Jaya, Lhoksemawe, and Aceh

Utara.

The project team works closely with Public Health

Services at provincial, district, and sub districts levels,

Health Professional Associations as well as Disabled

People's Organization.

During 2012, the following results were achieved.

Training sessions and mentoring have been regularly

provided during the last 3 years to health staff (midwifes,

physiotherapists, and medical practitioners) at

provincial, district and Puskesmas level. In 2012, topics

included cerebral palsy, stroke, and arthritis.

�Midwifes and physiotherapists in Puskesmas (Public

Health Centers) are able to identify and refer people

with disabilities to appropriate services.

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PHYSICAL REHABILITATION

Training on Cerebral PalsyMidwife training in Bireun


Key Figures

Individual who received rehabilitation services 4,533

Commutity member benefiting from prevention activities 6,279

Professionals trained 420

Community members attending awareness sessions on health and

rehabilitation services20,517

Community members exposed to information delivered through

media campaigns427,484

A satisfaction survey of rehabilitation patients was

conducted in April 2012. The study focused on 200

people with disabilities who benefited from physical

rehabilitation services in the eight districts where the

project was implemented. The results show that 84% of

beneficiaries expressed an improvement of their living

conditions, including through an increased participation

in their community and family activities.

In 2013, the project will enter its exit phase. Activities

will focus on advocacy, capitalization and dissemination

of tools.

Training on Physiotheraphy

Key Figures

School staff and children trained 1,899

Community member attending awareness sessions 384

Community members exposed to awareness information delivered

through media campaigns608,740

DISASTER

RISK REDUCTION


Since 2010, Handicap

International carries-

o u t d i s a s t e r r i s k

reduction activities in

order to inc rease

communities resilience

to natural disasters.

Activities include a

f o c u s o n t h e

participation of most

vu lnerab le groups

( p e r s o n s w i t h

disabilities, women and

children) in preparedness activities, as well as the

development of DRR practitioners' capacities to include

these groups.

In 2012, Handicap International undertook 2 projects in

NTT province.

Project achievements include:

This was accomplished through:

~ Advocacy and technical support towards BPBD

and Dinas PPO on disability and DRR at provincial

and district levels.

A school Disaster Risk Reduction Project funded by�

ADH (Germany's Relief Coalition)

�The development of a network of 34 ”Disaster

Prepared Schools” in two districts and one

municipality of NTT.

~ The implementation

of awareness raising

a c t i o n s ( m e d i a

c a m p a i g n s a n d

community events to

promote inclusive

DRR at school).

~ Accompaniment to

t h e s c h o o l s i n

d e v e l o p i n g a n d

sharing experience

regarding their DRR

initiatives.

This was accomplished through:

~ The development in 12 schools of extracurricular

DRR activities in partnership with PMI (Indonesian

Red Cross).

~ The implementation with the children of

evacuation exercise within the schools.

~ The dissemination of inclusive DRR training

module and guidelines to schools and education

cadres.

~ The organization of training sessions on school-

based DRR and its integration into school curriculum

for education cadres.

�The development of sustainable and inclusive DRR

activities at school.

First Aid TrainingFirst Aid Training


Key Figures

Village community members, school staff and children trained 1,164

Community members attending awareness sessions 2,419

General public exposed to information delivered through media campaigns 4,457,100

National Platform Booth during the 5th AMCDRR Training for DRR Team in School

A project aiming to strengthen capacities for the�

inclusion of women, children and persons with

disabilities in DRR at local and national levels funded

by ECHO.

�Advocacy for Inclusive DRR at national level.

�Support to local institutions in NTT to include the

rights of the most vulnerable groups into their annual

budget and programs.

�Inclusive CBDRR (Community Based Disaster Risk)

actions in schools and communities.

This project implemented in consortium with Plan

International and Care International.

Lawalu) have increased their understanding, knowledge

and practice on inclusive DRR. DRR teams in villages and

Task Force (TF) and Emergency Focal Point (EFP) in

schools have been created. All have received training on

hazards, DRR practice, inclusion and first aid skills.

The project articulates the following components: Children involved in project's activities participated to

the 5th Asian Ministerial Conference on DRR (AMCDRR)

held in Jogjakarta in October 2012. Together with

representatives from organizations of women andIn 2012, the project launched an analysis of the persons with disabilities, they contributed to the

current state of inclusion of most vulnerable groups in acknowledgment of the role of most vulnerable groupsDRR plans and actions at provincial and district levels. as relevant actors of DRR in the Yogyakarta Declaration.This will be followed by technical support towards BPBD In addition, the project team collaborates with the BNPBand other relevant government institutions (Social and the National Platform for DRR (Planas PRB) in orderdepartment, education office, development planning to ensure that the PERKA BNPB No. 8/2011 (Regulationdepartment) in Kupang, TTS, and Belu Districts to foster on the Standardization of Disaster Data) providesan effective inclusion of activities addressing these relevant and disaggregated data on the situation ofgroups in DRR planning and budgeting women, children and persons with disabilities in disaster

situation.

This project will be implemented until December 2013.9 target schools and 9 target villages (Pukdale, Babau,

Lelogama, Binaus, Napi, Oelet, Umatoos, Fafoe and

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INCLUSIVE

EDUCATION


Since 2011, Handicap International has undertaken

activities to contribute to a shift towards an inclusive

education system in NTB. In 2012, the activities were

implemented in Mataram municipality and in 3 districts

(West Lombok, East Lombok, and Central Lombok), with

the financial support from European Commission

Delegation in Indonesia.

The project evaluation held at the end of 2012,

highlighted the following achievements:

This result was achieved through the provision of

information sessions and trainings to parents of

schooled and non schooled children. These aim at a

better understanding of the educational capacities of

children with disabilities and their role in the education

process. In addition, parents were supported to improve

their participation in schools committees and other

participatory mechanisms.

The development of stakeholders' capacities and their

implementation took place through training sessions on

inclusive education and disability topics provided to

teachers and Head of primary inclusive schools.

�Parents of children with disabilities are more

supportive in the education of their children.

�The understanding of inclusive education concepts

and strategies by education actors has improved.

Provincial and district education authorities were

supported to include inclusive education in their 2012-

2013 action plans.

This results of awareness raising activities, such as the

celebration of National Education Day in collaboration

with the Education Offices (Dikpora) and the

International Day of People with Disabilities.

In 2013, Handicap International will continue its support

to inclusive education in NTB with a specific focus on the

participation at school of girls with disabilities, with the

support of the Foundation 60 Millions of Girls.

�NTB communities (population, authorities, and

leaders) are better informed about disability and

inclusive education.

National Education Day

Training for teacher


Key Figures

Parents, teachers and education cadres participating in trainings 2,618

Community members attending awareness sessions 9,070

General public exposed to information delivered through

media campaigns of awareness4,000,000

Children with disabilities benefiting from better access in mainstream schools 13,000

International Day of Persons

with Disabilities

International Day of Persons

with Disabilities

National Education Day


FINANCIAL FACT SHEET &

HUMAN RESOURCES DISTRIBUTION

Type of CostIn

Percentage

Structural Cost Indonesia

Disability Right Project

32 %

Budget

€ 273,750

Physical Rehabilitation

Project

School Disaster Risk

Reduction Project

Disaster Risk Reduction

Project

Inclusive Education Project

Structural Cost Timor-Leste

Total

€ 90,164 11 %

€ 161,049 19 %

€ 119,652 14.5 %

€ 106,884 12.5 %

€ 59,858 7 %

€ 30,019 4 %

€ 841,376 100%

€ 303,769

36%

Structural Cost Operational Cost

€ 537,607

64%

TOTAL COST

Site Offices StaffsIn

Percentage

Yogyakarta 20 41 %

Banda Aceh 6 12 %

Kupang 14 29 %

Lombok 5 10 %

Timor-Leste 4 8 %

Total 49 100 %

HUMAN RESOURCES DISTRIBUTION

Lombok Site OfficeYogyakarta Regional OfficePerumahan Bumi SelaparangJl. Prawirotaman 3 No. 669A

Jl. Berlian Raya 3Brontokusuman, Mergangsan

Belencong, Lombok BaratYogyakarta 55153

Nusa Tenggara BaratTelp/Fax : +62 274 376107/382262

Telp : +62 370 641631Contact : [email protected]

Contact : [email protected]

Banda Aceh Site OfficeDili Site OfficeJl. Masjid Sadaqah No.34Rua Pantai KelapaLamlagang, Banda RayaAldeia Luru Mata, Suco Beira Mar,Banda Aceh 23239 AcehSub Distrito Dom EleixoTelp : +62 651 41844Dili, Timor-LesteFax : +62 651 46280 Telp: +670 3311174Contact : [email protected] : lo.timorleste@handicap-international-

id.orgKupang Site Office

Jl. Frans Seda No.2

Ex. Gedung BAPEDA Kab. Kupang

Kel. Oesapa Barat, Kec. Kelapa Lima, Kupang

Nusa Tenggara Timur

Telp : +62 380 8585044

Fax : +62 380 820248

Contact : [email protected]

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