Education and Research - Indonesia
The Netherlands and Indonesia strive for mutual development through research and education cooperation, including knowledge sharing, exchanges, scholarships, and skill training.
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The LPDP-Netherlands joint scholarship program aims to optimize the resources that the collaborating organizations have by focusing on specific areas that are mutually relevant and important to Indonesia's development priorities, the development of key expertise in the Dutch knowledge sector, and the bilateral cooperation agenda of the two countries. Beasiswa Prioritas Diktiristek-LPDP-OKP Program Master Tahun 2024 (kemenkeu.go.id)
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NWO works with the Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (MoECRT) in the Cooperation Indonesia-the Netherlands program.
Together, they aim to finance joint research that is in alignment with the national science agendas of Indonesia and the Netherlands, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Each year, MoECRT and NWO select a topic for their joint call for proposals.
Together, they aim to finance joint research that is in alignment with the national science agendas of Indonesia and the Netherlands, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Each year, MoECRT and NWO select a topic for their joint call for proposals.
Indonesia and the Netherlands share a long history of collaboration in research and education. WINNER is a yearly recurring event that aims to celebrate, strengthen, and expand these collaborations.
Partnerships
NWO works with the Indonesian Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (MoECRT) in the Cooperation Indonesia-the Netherlands program. Together, they aim to finance joint research that is in alignment with the national science agendas of Indonesia and the Netherlands, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Each year, MoECRT and NWO select a topic for their joint call for proposals.
Indonesia and the Netherlands share a long history of collaboration in research and education. WINNER is a yearly recurring event that aims to celebrate, strengthen, and expand these collaborations.
Research & Science
Foreign parties who will conduct research activities in Indonesia have to obtain a research permit. To obtain a research permit, the foreign parties must apply for Research Ethical Clearance. This application is done through the Research Ethical Clearance information system.
There is no fee for Research Ethics Clearance Application, but for Research Permits a fee is charged according to the non-tax state revenue/PNBP rate. The Research Permit fee can be seen on the "Others" tab.
Full guideline book (including FAQs).
There is no fee for Research Ethics Clearance Application, but for Research Permits a fee is charged according to the non-tax state revenue/PNBP rate. The Research Permit fee can be seen on the "Others" tab.
Full guideline book (including FAQs).
RISPRO International Collaboration or RISPRO KI Funding is a Research Funding with a theme established by LPDP for basic research schemes through collaboration with external parties, in the form of joint calls, matching funds, or co-funding.
BRIN Researcher Mobility Program: National Research & Innovation Capacity Building.
Recent seminar provides an overview of research collaboration in Indonesia including policies and permits. Watch the video. Notes from the session.