Counts only, from the query layer. Not recorded for Indonesia: documents tagged, money, locations below country level.
The headline numbers. Counts only; each opens the list behind it. Source: query layer
Untyped, not counted: 25 keys that could not be classified. Show the list. Build neo4j-gen44+stage2-fd4cd937-507234.
Own programs active in each decade, as counted by the backend. A program appears in every decade it touches.
Not recorded for Indonesia:
Programs grouped by sector. A program can sit under more than one theme. Source: computed sector profile
The same programs as one bar each, first to last document year. Source: document years
One bar per program, square ends, solid. Click a bar to open the program. Programs without a usable year are listed in the table below.
Districts, regions and facilities named in the programs' own documents, with what each document says the program did there. Source: sentences in program documents
not in the map yet: no place dots for Indonesia; only Malawi and Guatemala have place data so far
Indonesia has no place dots. Place dots exist for Malawi and Guatemala only so far.
One row per program. Years are the first and last evidence years. Source: program records
1 own programs (excludes 25 untyped, 44 support mechanisms; 56 regional and 419 global programs are in their own tabs)
Showing: active 1960 to 1969. Clear filters
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| Program | Sector (top share) | Years | Lead implementer | Documents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indonesia project 497-0186 · 1968 · basic education GRANT, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, PARTICIPANT TRAINING AND COMMODITIES PROVIDED TO INDONESIA TO ALLEVIATE SHORTAGE OF TEXTBOOKS AND WRITTEN MATERIALS IN HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM AND TO INCREASE CAPACITY TO DEVELOP AND PRODUCE BOOKS INDIGENOUSLY. (DEC abstract (PD-AAD-740-B1)) | Basic education (early childhood, primary, secondary, literacy, teachers) | 1968 | none recorded | 2 |
These keys could not be classified. They are not in any count above.
Own programs each organization implemented in Indonesia.
Themes come from the computed sector profile of each program's documents. A program can appear under more than one theme, so the rows can add up to more than the own-program count. The split into stated and likely-but-unconfirmed programs is not in the map yet.