The document discusses Indonesia's experiences in supporting policy coherence for achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Key points include: 1) Presidential Decree No. 59 of 2017 provides the framework for mainstreaming the SDGs into national and sub-national development plans in Indonesia. 2) It assigns roles and responsibilities to government ministries and agencies for implementing, monitoring and evaluating SDG actions. 3) Indonesia has mapped its national development targets, indicators and priorities according to the 17 SDGs to ensure coherence across social, economic, environmental and governance issues.

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Supporting Policy Coherence:
Indonesia’s Experiences
Ministry of National Development Planning/
National Development Planning Agency
Presented on The Regional Knowledge Exchange
Manila, 2 October 2017

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OUTLINE
1. PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTION ON SDGs
2.PRESIDENTIAL DECREE ON SDGs
4. ROLES OF ALL STAKEHOLDERS
3. MAINSTREAMING SDGs IN INDONESIA

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1. PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTION ON SDGs

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1. Presidential Direction on SDGs

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2.PRESIDENTIAL DECREE ON SDGs

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Presidential Decree No. 59 Year
2017 regarding Achieving the
SDGs issued in July 2017
Presidential Decree of SDGs
The process of drafting Presidential Decree had
involved all stakeholder in a meaningful
inclusive process

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1. Definition;
2. Target and Goals of SDGs;
3. Assignment of the Line Ministries/ Agencies;
 SDGs Road Map and National Action Plan (Bappenas)
 Planning, implementation, & monev of SDGs
 Updating data
4. Structure of National Coordination Team of
SDGs;
5. Stakeholder Engagement;
6. The Role of Sub-National Government;
 SDGs Sub-National Action Plan
7. Monitoring and Evaluation;
8. Reporting;
9. Financing;
10. Annexes: SDGs Indonesia
2. Presidential Decree of Republic of Indonesia No 59 Year 2017
On Achieving the SDGs

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What is in the Presidential Decree No. 59 of 2017?
National Target of SDGs :
a. a guideline for :
1. Ministries/Agencies in the preparation, implementation,
monitoring and evaluation of RAN TPB (SDGs NAP) in
accordance with their field of duty; and
2. Sub-national Government in the preparation,
implementation, monitoring and evaluation of RAD TPB
(SDGs LAP); and
b. a reference for CSOs, Philanthropy, Business Actors,
Academia, and other stakeholders who will prepare the
planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation
of the SDGs.

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What is in the Presidential Decree No. 59 of 2017?
The role of the Ministry of National Development
Planning/National Development Planning Agency (Article 4
and 7):
a. Preparing and establishing SDGs National Road Map and
National Action Plan of SDGs;
b. Facilitation for the preparation of the 5 (five) year Local
Action Plan on SGDs;
c. Monitoring, evaluation and reporting of SDGs
achievement at national and sub-national levels; and
d. Sources of funding from the government as well as other
legitimate and non-binding sources.

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What is in the Presidential Decree No. 59 of 2017?
When this Presidential Regulation comes into
force (Article 20):
1. No later than 12 (twelve) months, the 2017-2030
SDGs Road Map;
2. No later than 6 (six) months, RAN TPB (SDGs
NAP) 2017-2019; and
3. No later than 12 (twelve) months, RAD TPB (SDGs
LAP) 2017-2019,
shall be established.

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The members of Implementing Committee and Working Groups are consist of 4 Platforms
(Government & Parliaments; Civil Society Organizations; Philanthropy and Business; and Academicis)
SDGs National Coordination Team

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• Planning
document of
strategic steps to
achieve SDGs
2016-2030
SDGs
Roadmap
• Planning
document to
achieve SDGs for
national level
National
Action Plan • Planning
document to
achieve SDGs for
sub-national level
Sub-National
Action Plan
SDGs Documents

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The Timeline
1. October 2017: the completion on the Decree of Minister for
National Development Planning/Head of Bappenas on the
establishment of SDGs National Coordinating Team 2017-2019
2. January 2017: The completion of SDGs National Action Plan
3. July 2018: The completion of SDGs National Road Map 2017-2030
4. 10 July 2017-10 July 2018: Facilitation for the preparation of the
Sub-National Action Plan
5. The preparation of the Decree of Minister for National Development
Planning/Head of Bappenas on the mechanism of coordinating the
preparation of planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation,
and reporting of the SDGs.

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3. MAINSTREAMING SDGs IN INDONESIA

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SDGs Mainstreaming into Development Agenda
PILLAR/GOAL
GLOBAL
TARGET
2015-2019
RPJMN TARGET
HIGHLIGHT OF FEW NATIONAL PRIORITIES
(COMPLETE LIST IN THE ANNEX)
SOCIAL
(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
47 25 • Poverty Reduction
• Welfare of the Population
• Increase in Food Sovereignty
• Implementation of ‘Program Indonesia Pintar dan Indonesia Sehat’
• Protect Children, Women and Marginal Groups
ECONOMY
(7, 8, 9, 10, 17)
54 30 • Energy Sovereignty
• Acceleration of the National Economic Growth
• Increase in the Labor Competitiveness
• Build National Connectivity
• Equity in Regional Development
• Implementation of Independent and Active Foreign Politics
ENVIRONMENT
(6, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15)
56 31 • Water Resistance
• Build Houses and Residential Areas
• Climate Change and Information on Climate and Disaster  National Action Plan on
Emission Reduction (RAN Pengurangan Emisi GRK)
• Development of the Maritime and Marine Economy
• Preservation of Natural Resources, Environment and Disaster Risk Reduction
• Action Plan and Strategy for Indonesian Biodiversity
JUSTICE AND
GOVERNANCE (16)
12 8 • Increase Quality of the Protection for the People
• Just Law Enforcement
• Build Transparency and Accountability of the Government
TOTAL 169 94

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Mapping of SDGs Indicators
GLOBAL
INDICATORS:
241
National indicators align
with Global indicators
85 76
Global indicator that will
be developed
Global indicators that
has proxy and will be
developed
75
Irrelevant global
indicator
5
165
National indicators in
addition to global
indicators
National indicators as
proxy to global indicators
69
NATIONAL
INDICATORS:
319
Most of RPJMN
indicators have been
align with SDGs
indicators
Indonesia’s SDGs indicators

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4. Roles of All Stakeholders

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Video link to : SDGs Indonesia

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• Website : http://www.sdgsindonesia.or.id/
• Facebook : SDGsIndonesia
• Twitter : @SDGSID
• Email : sekretariat.sdgs@bappenas.go.id
• Phone : Direktorat Kehutanan dan Konservasi
Sumber Daya Air (021-392 6254) & Sekretariat
SDGs (021-579 45716)
THANK YOU

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SDGs Goals, Targets, and Indicators Mapping
SDGs
17 Goals, 169 Targets, 241 Indicators
SOCIAL PILLAR
5 Goals, 47 Targets, 77
Indicators
Goal 1: No Poverty
Goal 2: Zero Hunger
Goal 3: Good Health &
Well-Being
Goal 4: Quality
Education
Goal 5: Gender Equality
ECONOMIC PILLAR
5 Goals, 54 Targets, 71
Indicators
Goal 7: Affordable &
Clean Energy
Goal 8: Decent Work &
Economic Growth
Goal 9: Industry,
Innovation &
Infrastructure;
Goal 10: Reduce
Inequalities
Goal 17: Partnerships
for the Goals
ENVIRONMENT PILLAR
6 Goals, 56 Targets, 70
Indicators
Goal 6: Clean Water &
Sanitation
Goal 11: Sustainable
Cities & Communities
Goal 12: Responsible
Consumption &
Production
Goal 13: Climate Action
Goal 14: Life Below
Water
Goal 15: Life on Land
JUSTICE & GOVERNANCE
PILLAR
1 Goal, 12 Target, 23 Indikator
Goal 16: Peace, Justice
& Strong Institution