Indonesia NAP
Indonesia NAP 2010
Indonesia
Indonesia-2020 Commitments
Indonesia commits to increasing women’s participation in UN peacekeeping and police and to strengthen the protection system of women and children in conflict.
Indonesia-2015 Commitments
Will contribute 4,000 Indonesian peacekeepers, including females, and has established a peacekeeping training centre to serve as a national and regional hub for integrated peacekeeping training and a centre of excellence.
Indonesia NAP Overview
The Government of Indonesia launched its first NAP in March 2014. Its title is the “National Action Plans for the Protection and Empowerment of Women and Children during Social Conflicts in 2014-2019” (RAN P3A-KS) and it was passed as a decree, Presidential Decree (PerPres) No. 18 2014.
Indonesia
The Government of Indonesia launched its first NAP in March 2014. Its title is the “National Action Plans for the Protection and Empowerment of Women and Children during Social Conflicts in 2014-2019” (RAN P3A-KS) and it was passed as a decree, Presidential Decree (PerPres) No. 18 2014.