Indonesia

The MCC board of directors deemed Indonesia compact-eligible for the MCA in FY2009. It was reselected in FY2010 and FY2011 and continues to develop its compact.

MCA Status

In FY2006, Indonesia was selected as threshold-eligible by the MCC board. Indonesia's three-year, $55 million threshold program was signed on November 17, 2006 and focused on reducing corruption by bolstering several key anti-corruption institutions including the Supreme Court and the Anti-Corruption Commission (KPK) and on creating a more decentralized and sustainable immunization surveillance system. Final activities for the threshold program concluded on December 2010. Learn more about the MCC's threshold program.

Country Compact

Indonesia is currently developing an MCC compact.

Country Eligibility

In the FY2011 selection process, Indonesia scored above the median on four of the six Ruling Justly indicators (but failed the control of corruption hard hurdle), two of the five Investing in People indicators, and three of the six Economic Freedom indicators. Indonesia is a lower middle income country (LMIC).

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2011 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2010 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2009 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2008 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2007 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2006 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2005 selection indicators

Review Indonesia's performance on the FY2004 selection indicators

Learn more about the MCC’s country selection process

Country Facts

Data are for 2009 (or most recent year available)

Per capita income (GNI, current US$)	$2,050
Poverty rate ($2 a day)	60%
GDP growth (annual)	4.5%
Population, total	229,964,723
Rural population (% of total)	47%
Life expectancy	71 yrs
Literacy rate	92%