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Hans- Seidel- StiftungStarted in Jakarta in 1993, the HSF in cooperationwith selected partners and associatedorganizations supports the training ofgovernment, officials, industrial leaders, publicand NGO experts for the establishment ofefficient administration of envirinmental protection.The HSF cooperates with selecteduniversities, ministries of environment andnational education, ASEAN- secretariat,UNEP/ROAP, NGO´s and associated organizationsin promoting environmental educationand awareness for primary school students,political decision makers and officials,stake holders of ASEAN member countriesand public. Finally, the HSF with selected partners,promote democracy in Indonesia.Contact address:Hans Seidel FoundationMenara Cakrawala, 9th FloorJl. M.H. Thamrin No. 9Jakarta 10340Tel.: 021- 390 23 69Fax: 021- 390 23 81E-mail: hsfindo@biz.net.idwww.hsfindo.orgKonrad-Adenauer-StiftungThe Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung is one of thepremier foundations of Germany named afterthe first Chancellor of the Federal Republic.Funded by the German government,the foundation pursues charitable objectivesthat are solely in the public interest. In morethan hundred countries worldwide, we offercivic education, support research for politicaladvice giving, grant scholarships andpromote international understandingthrough development cooperation.Together with our Indonesian partners wewish to contribute towards the future of Indonesia.Amongst them are parliaments andgovernments, education and research institutes,NOGs and the media.Contact address:Konrad-Adenauer-StiftungJl. Metro Alam IV, Blok PL 22, No. 26Pondok IndahJakarta 12310Tel.: (021) 7590-1418Fax: (021) 765-3288E-mail: kas@cbn.net.idwww.kas.deKreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW)Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) wasfounded by law in 1948 as a corporation underpublic law domiciled in Frankfurt amMain. Its statutory functions are those of apromotional bank for the domestic economyand a development bank for the devel≤ opingcountries.Under the Financial Cooperation (FC) of theFederal Republic of Germany with developingcountries KfW finances investments andrelated consulting services on be≤ half of theFederal Government. Objectives are to expandthe economic and social infrastructureand the manufacturing industry, to protectthe environment and natural resources, andto develop financial systems. KfW appraisesthe eligibility of projects for promotion accordingto development-policy criteria, supportsthe partner countries in their preparationand – by an independent unit - evaluatesthe success of the projects after completion.In Indonesia the present focus areas of FCfinancingby KfW are transport (passengervessels and railway transport), healthprojects incl. water supply as well as thepromotion of the Indonesian economy comprisingSME-promotion, industrial pollutioncontrol and vocational training.Contact address:KfW Office JakartaDeutsche Bank Building , 20 th floor,Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 80Jakarta 10 310Tel.: +62- 21- 327 875Fax: +62- 21- 319 078 85E-mail: kfw@cbn.net.idwww.kfw.de18 Indonesian - German Development Cooperation