AIMS is developed to support development partners and Government of Indonesia agencies to accelerate management of external assistances in effective and efficient way, through the preparation of a single system for implementation and monitoring and evaluation of external assistances The Government and development partners will jointly carryout regular reviews on progress in implementing the commitments on aid for development effectiveness and improve development outcomes through an objective country level mechanism. Aid Information Management System is described in the Jakarta Commitment as Central Information system used by government and development partners.

The 2011 Survey on Monitoring the Paris Declaration has been completed. It is the second participation after the 2007 survey.

This edition of survey is conducted online and 44 development partners are invited to participate, to which 37 development partners confirmed their participation. They are 17 bilateral and 20 multilateral agencies (including 13 UN agencies). In the calculation of indicators, figures of these UN agencies are presented under a single heading United Nations. Total participants to the survey are 20 organizations compared to 21 development partners in the previous survey. In terms of external assistance volume, the current survey covers around USD 6,2 billion compared to USD 4.2 billion in the last survey. Click here to find out more about the survey.

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