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See also:
- Earthquake and Tsunami Emergency Support Project:
   Information Support for Management of Aceh’s Forest Resources
- Insurance and Risk Management Education in Indonesia’s
   Non-banking Financial Sector
- Indonesia Trade Assistance Project (ITAP)
- Evaluation of the Managing Basic Education Program
- Mapping and Analysis of Good Practices and Local Capacities
- Feasibility Assessment to Support Technical Education in Aceh Province,
   USAID CHEVRON Alliance for Technical Education
- Consulting Services in Training of Road and Bridge Works,
   Road Rehabilitation Project
- Alliance for Indonesia Insurance Education
- Degree Training for Universitas Syiah Kuala (USK), Aceh
- Evaluation of Partnerships for Economic Growth Program
- University of Sriwijaya Development: Implementation
- University of Sriwijaya Development: Design
- Port Authority Training


Support to Indonesia's Insurance Sector
Funding source: USAID

Recognizing that the insurance sector, like other financial sectors,
needs assistance to address regulatory compliance issues and to promote
intellectual capacity, USAID provided a grant to SECID to undertake an
assessment of Indonesian insurance educational standards and provide
a working blueprint for suggested enhancements to the current program.

Working with Directorate General of Insurance, national and international
industry members, and the Akademi Asuransi Indonesia, SECID consultants
prepared a blueprint to meet current educational demands within the insurance
industry. This blueprint offered a sensible but comprehensive curriculum of
education programs that included practical applications of insurance and risk
management that both internal and external stakeholders could trust, thereby
facilitating increased external investment. Moreover, the blueprint addressed
short, medium and long-term training needs to allow for adjustments to the
training program as markets and legislation change. Additional training areas
included a program on business ethics and corporate social responsibility.