Indonesia (Hansard, 25 November 1994)

§ Mr. Gapes
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how much aid has been given to Indonesia in each year since 1979 and in total.

§ Mr. Baldry
The requested information is given in the table following.
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British bilateral aid to Indonesia 1979–1993/94 (£ thousand)

ODA Programme CDC Other¹ Gross Public Expenditure

1990–91 17,564 5,550 2,273 25,387

1991–92 21,200 10,952 2,273 34,425

1992–93 21,398 9,041 2,251 32,690

1993–94⁴ 22,207 10,439 2,227 34,874

Total 109,965 54,576 15,843 180,385

Source:

British Aid Statistics

Notes

¹ This is mainly debt relief, but also includes small amounts of drug related assistance funded by the Home Office and the FCO.

² This was the final year in which ATP projects were financed as mixed credits. Thereafter they were funded as soft loans. ATP expenditure fell from £15.7 million in 1985 to L0–5 million in 1986.

³ From 1987–88 onward expenditure is only available on a financial year basis. It is not possible to separately allocate 1987–88 expenditure to 1987 and 1988. For this reason it is not possible to give a total figure for expenditure since 1979.

⁴ The figure for 1993–94 are provisional.

§ Mr. Gapes
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what aid and trade projects are currently being financed in Indonesia; and to what individual and total value.

§ Mr. Baldry
The following aid and trade provision projects are currently being financed in Indonesia.

£ million

Project Export Value ATP Value

Steel Bridging 9.930 6.642

Navigational Aids 9.906 6.386

Bandung Television Studio 11.735 9.734

Cigading Port Extension 17.280 13.266

Scattered Diesels 6.887 5.891

Citayam/Cibinong Railway 23 000 20105

Cigading/Serpong Railway Rehabilitation 31.861 24.690

Radio Communication System for the Ministry of Forestry 37.234 34.111

Radio Studio Rehabilitation 6.330 5.040

Shortwave Radio Transmitters 29.000 26.911

Flight Simulator Consultancy 0.439 0.439

Western Universities Equipment 14.284 13.671

Bali and Medan Airport Security 11.452 10.455

Jambi Power Station 5.740 5.345

Flight Simulator 4.969 4.659

Steel Bridging II 3.831 3.669

Cikampek/Padalarang Toll Road Consultancy 1.700 1.700

Western Universities Training Centre Consultancy 2.214 2.214

Total 227.792 194.928

British bilateral aid to Indonesia 1979–1993/94 (£ thousand)
	ODA Programme	CDC	Other¹	Gross Public Expenditure
1990–91	17,564	5,550	2,273	25,387
1991–92	21,200	10,952	2,273	34,425
1992–93	21,398	9,041	2,251	32,690
1993–94⁴	22,207	10,439	2,227	34,874
Total	109,965	54,576	15,843	180,385
Source:
British Aid Statistics
Notes
¹ This is mainly debt relief, but also includes small amounts of drug related assistance funded by the Home Office and the FCO.
² This was the final year in which ATP projects were financed as mixed credits. Thereafter they were funded as soft loans. ATP expenditure fell from £15.7 million in 1985 to L0–5 million in 1986.
³ From 1987–88 onward expenditure is only available on a financial year basis. It is not possible to separately allocate 1987–88 expenditure to 1987 and 1988. For this reason it is not possible to give a total figure for expenditure since 1979.
⁴ The figure for 1993–94 are provisional.

	£ million
Project	Export Value	ATP Value
Steel Bridging	9.930	6.642
Navigational Aids	9.906	6.386
Bandung Television Studio	11.735	9.734
Cigading Port Extension	17.280	13.266
Scattered Diesels	6.887	5.891
Citayam/Cibinong Railway	23 000	20105
Cigading/Serpong Railway Rehabilitation	31.861	24.690
Radio Communication System for the Ministry of Forestry	37.234	34.111
Radio Studio Rehabilitation	6.330	5.040
Shortwave Radio Transmitters	29.000	26.911
Flight Simulator Consultancy	0.439	0.439
Western Universities Equipment	14.284	13.671
Bali and Medan Airport Security	11.452	10.455
Jambi Power Station	5.740	5.345
Flight Simulator	4.969	4.659
Steel Bridging II	3.831	3.669
Cikampek/Padalarang Toll Road Consultancy	1.700	1.700
Western Universities Training Centre Consultancy	2.214	2.214
Total	227.792	194.928