Saturday, July 23, 2005

 

History of Timor


This is another paper on the History of Timor. Click at the title of this posting to download the original paper.

Here is the introductory notes provided:

"Prior to a discussion of Timor's "discovery" or at least first outsider trade contacts, it is important to set down certain basic facts as to indigenous political and social systems, how these systems are buttressed or a least mesh with indigenous religious practices and beliefs, and how political and Cultural complexes translate into economic activity and exchange. We can then ask the question how the first agents of Portuguese seaborne power, as much agents of the church in the form of the Dominican missionaries, adapted or confronted local forms of tributary power and political alliances, local commercial trading networks, and the overall question of colonization, Portugalizacao and Timorese identity down until the end of colonial rule. But we should also look to the island's complex anthropology. In this sense it would be well to consider the reflections of one cultural anthropologist who has worked in Timor, Elizabeth G. Traube, that culture is not immutable, that "the content of cultural forms may justify critiques of or departures from established practices".

Here Traube is alluding to processes of cultural evolution and diffusion over long time, but also to the process of cultural adaptation in the face of climactic events such as the arrival of the Portuguese or Dutch. Although, as shown below, there have been periods of relative stasis in Timorese history, particularly prehistory, change and adaptation have always been major themes in Timorese life down unto the present."

 

History of East Timor - Lamoureux's paper


The title of the paper is: EAST TIMOR THE WORLD’S NEWEST COUNTRY
Flo Lamoureux

The purpose of this book is to provide students with an overview the world’s newest nation—East Timor. The narrative begins with a section on pre-colonial Timor and continues through the Portuguese era. It covers the 25-year period when Indonesia governed the entire island of Timor. After a varied and violent past, on September 27, 2002 this little known state became the United Nation’s 191st member. In addition to an accounting of important historical events, the book covers language, education, religion, women’s issues and government.

Center for Southeast Asian Studies School of Hawaiian, Asian and Pacific Studies
University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa March 2004

Please click at the title to download the paper.

Thursday, July 21, 2005

 

How to Build a Small NGO

Bagaimana membangun LSM (How to Build a Small NGO):
This manual, downloadable in MS Word format, is useful for either starting an NGO or for improving systems in existing NGOs. Best practices and examples are provided that allow one to prevent, recognize, and fix common problems that one encounters in non-governmental organizations.

Klik pada judul posting di atas untuk mendapatkan manual tersebut..

Cheers

Wednesday, July 20, 2005

 

Phyton Langka dari Pulau Sawu Menetas di Inggris


Sejenis ular yang kini menjadi langka, telah berhasil ditangkarkan di sebuah kebun binatang Inggris. Ular jenis phyton (sanca) Sawu itu sesungguhnya belum lama dikenal dunia ilmu pengetahuan dibanding ular phyton jenis lain, karena baru diidentifikasikan satu dekade lalu. Phyton Sawu (Liasis macklotti savuensis), sesuai namanya, hanya terdapat di Pulau Sawu, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia. Habitat ular itu di daerah asalnya kini makin sempit akibat pembangunan pertanian, sementara ular-ularnya sendiri banyak diburu orang untuk diperdagangkan. Selanjutnya baca di link:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/low/science/nature/3344867.stm atau kompas http://www.kompas.co.id/teknologi/news/0401/01/001129.htm

 

Timor (COUPANG, 1857-1869. DELLI, 1861) Alfred Russel Wallace.


Timor (COUPANG, 1857-1869. DELLI, 1861) in The Malay Archipelago (1869) by Alfred Russel Wallace.
CHAPTER XIII
TIMOR
(COUPANG, 1857-1869. DELLI, 1861)

THE island of Timor is about three hundred miles long and sixty wide, and seems to form the termination of the great range of volcanic islands which begins with Sumatra more than two thousand miles to the west. It differs however very remarkably from all the other islands of the chain in not possessing any active volcanoes, with the one exception of Timor Peak near the centre of the island, which was formerly active, but was blown up during an eruption in 1638 and has since been quiescent. In no other part of Timor do there appear to be any recent igneous rocks, so that it can hardly be classed as a volcanic island. Indeed its position is just outside of the great volcanic belt, which extends from Flores through Ombay and Wetter to Banda.
I first visited Timor in 1857, staying a day at Coupang, the chief Dutch town at the west end of the island; and again in May 1859, when I stayed a fortnight in the same neighbourhood. In the spring of 1861 I spent four months at Delli, the capital of the Portuguese possessions in the eastern part of the island.
The whole neighbourhood of Coupang appears to have been elevated at a recent epoch, consisting of a rugged surface of coral rock, which rises in a vertical wall between the beach and the town, whose low, white, red-tiled houses give it an appearance very similar to other Dutch settlements in the East. The vegetation is everywhere scanty and scrubby. Plants of the families Apocynaceae and Euphorbiacea, abound; but there is nothing that can be called a forest, and the whole country has a parched and desolate appearance, contrasting strongly with the lofty forest trees and perennial verdure of the Moluccas or of Singapore. The most conspicuous feature of the vegetation was the abundance of fine fanleaved palms (Borassus flabelliformis), from the leaves of which are constructed the strong and durable water-buckets in general use, and which are much superior to those formed from any other species of palm. From the same tree, palm-wine and sugar are made, and the common thatch for houses formed of the leaves lasts six or seven years without removal. Close to the town I noticed the foundation of a ruined house below high-water mark, indicating recent subsidence. Earthquakes are not severe here, and are so infrequent and harmless that the chief houses are built of stone.
The inhabitants of Coupang consist of Malays, Chinese, and Dutch, besides the natives, so that there are many strange and complicated mixtures among the population. There is one resident English merchant, and whalers as well as Australian ships often come here for stores and water. The native Timorese preponderate, and a very little examination serves to show that they have nothing in common with Malays, but are much more closely allied to the true Papuans of the Aru Islands and New Guinea. They are tall, have pronounced features, large somewhat aquiline noses, and frizzly hair, and are generally of a dusky brown colour. The way in which the women talk to each other and to the men, their loud voices and laughter, and general character of self- assertion, would enable an experienced observer to decide, even without seeing them, that they were not Malays.

Baca lengkap di link berikut:
http://www.papuaweb.org/dlib/bk/wallace/timor.html

Monday, July 18, 2005

 

NTT SANDALWOOD: ROOTS OF DISASTER


Journal paper by Stephen V. Marks*
Published on: Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies, Vol. 38, No. 2, 2002: 223–40

Abstracts.
For decades the government of Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) province has exploited
the sandalwood sector, to the detriment of the growers of the trees. Severe depletion
of the stock of sandalwood in the province has been the result. This paper documents
NTT policies toward the sector, which it argues have been both inefficient
and inequitable, and offers a detailed approach for reform. It also examines the political
economy of these policies, and argues that the case of sandalwood provides
an example of the dangers of decentralisation of economic authority in the absence
of local democracy.

*The field research for this paper was conducted while the author was an economist in USAID-sponsored trade policy analysis projects in the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Republic of Indonesia

Interest with the paper? Please contact me at: forumacademiantt@yahoo.com

Sunday, July 17, 2005

 

Publications on Manggarai

Maribeth's works on Manggarai

The Manggaraians: Guide to Traditional Life Styles, Singapore: Times Editions. 1999.

"Tourism Space in Manggarai, Western Flores, Indonesia: The House as a Contested Place", Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 19: 177-192.

"Contested Time and Place: Myth and History in Todo, Manggarai (Flores, Indonesia)." Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 28: 47-77. 1997.

"Negotiating History: Myth, Power and Ethnicity in Manggarai (Flores, Eastern Indonesia)." In ASEAN in the Global System, edited by H.M. Dahlan, J. Hamzah, J.H. Ong and A.Y. Hing. Kuala Lumpur: Penerbit UKM. 1997.

"Talking and Eating: Sacrificial Ritual among the Rembong." In For the Sake of Our Futures: Sacrificing in Eastern Indonesia, edited by S. Howell. Leiden: Center for Non-western Studies. 1996.

"The Curse of the Cooked People: Weaving among the Rembong, Northeastern Manggarai." In Gift of the Cotton Maiden: Textiles of Flores and the Solor Islands, edited by R. Hamilton. Los Angelos: The Fowler Museum of Cultural History. 1994.

"Cuddling the Rice: Myth and Ritual in the Agricultural Year of the Rembong of Northern Manggarai, Indonesia." Contributions to Southeast Asian Ethnography 10: 151-183. 1994.

"Becoming Complete Among the Rembong: This Life and The Next." Southeast Asian Journal of Social Science 21: 10-33. 1994.

"Stealing Women and Living in Sin: Adaptation and Conflict in Morals and Customary Law in Rembong, Northeastern Manggarai." Anthropos 86: 59-73. 1991.

"Construction Sacrifice, Rumors and Kidnapping Scares in Manggarai: Further Comparative Notes from Flores." Oceania 62: 114-126. 1991.

"Flores: Cosmology, Art and Ritual." In Islands and Ancestors: Indigenous Styles of Southeast Asia. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Geneva: Barbier-Mueller Museum. 1988.

 

Resources on Alor Islands

Baak, Connie, et al. (ed), 1995. Tales from a Concave World: Liber Amicorum Bert Voorhoeve, Leiden: Leiden University.

Capell, A., 1975. 'The "West Papuan Phylum": General, and Timor and Areas Further West', in Wurm, Stephen (ed), New Guinea Area Languages and Language Study, Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.

Cowan, H. K. J., 1965. 'The Oirata Language', Lingua, Vol: 14:pp360-370.

Donohue, Mark, 1997. 'Inverse in Tanglapui', Language and Linguistics in Melanesia, Vol: (1996) 27:pp101-118.

Du Bois, Cora, 1944. The people of Alor: a social-psychological study of an East Indian island Minneapolis: University of Minnesota press

Du Bois, Cora, 1960. The People of Alor: A Social-Psychological Study of an East Indian Island, Cambridge/Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.

Gaalen, G.A.M van, 1945. Memorie Van Overgave Van Den Fundgeerend Controleur Van Alor.

Grimes, Charles , et al., 1997. A Guide to the People and Languages of Nusa Tenggara, Kupang: Universitas Kristen Artha Wacana Press.

Haan, Johnson Welem, 2001. The Grammar of Adang: A Papuan Language Spoken in the Island of Alor East Nusa Tenggara - Indonesia, PhD Thesis, Department of Linguistics, University of Sydney, Sydney.

Heering, Jan, 1941. Geological Investigations in East Wetar, Alor and Poera Besar (Eastern Lesser Soenda Islands), Amsterdam: N.V. Noord-Hollandsche Uitgevers Maatschappij.

Lebar, Frank M. (ed), 1972. Ethnic Groups of Insular Southeast Asia
Volume 1: Indonesia, Andaman Islans, and Madagascar, New Haven: Human Relations Area Files Press.

Lynden, Baron Mr D.W.C van, 1851. 'Bijdrage Tot De Kennis Van Solor, Allor, Rotti, Savoe En Omliggende Eilanden, Getrokken Uit Een Verslag Van De Residentie Timor', Natuurkundig tijdschrift wor Nederlandsch-Indie, Vol: 2:pp317-336.

Martis, Non, et al., 2000. Monografi Kosakata Dasar Swadesh Di Kabupaten Alor, Jakarta: Pusat Pembinaan dan Pengembangan Bahasa, Departemen Pendidikan Nasional.

Nicolspeyer, Martha Margaretha, 1940. De sociale structuur van een Aloreesche bevolkingsgroep, Rijswijk: Kramers

Steinhauer, H., 1977. '"Going" and "Coming" in the Blagar of Dolap (Pura, Alor, Indonesia)', in Poedjosoedarmo, Soepomo (ed), Miscellaneaous Studies in Indonesian and Languages in Indonesia, Jakarta: Bada Penyelenggara Seri Nusa.

Steinhauer, H. and W. A. L. Stokhof, 1976. Reports on Some of the Research Projects: Linguistic Research in the Alor Islands.

Steinhauer, Hein, 1991. 'Demonstratives in the Blagar Language of Dolap (Pura, Alor, Indonesia)', in Dutton, Tom (ed), Papers in Papuan Linguistics, Canberra: Pacific Linguistics A-73.

Steinhauer, Hein, 1993a. 'Bahasa Blagar Selayang Pandang', Penyelidikan Bahasa dan Perkembangan Wawasannya, Vol: 1:pp639-659.

Steinhauer, Hein, 1993b. 'Sisters and Potential Wives: Where Linguists and Anthropologists Meet', in Haenen, Paul and Albert Trouwborst (ed), Vrienden En Verwanten, Leiden/Jakarta: DSALCUL/IRIS.

Steinhauer, Hein, 1995. 'Two Varieties of the Blagar Language (Alor, Indonesia)', in Baak, Connie, et al. (ed), Tales from a Concave World Liber Amicorum Bert Voorhoeve, Leiden: Leiden University.

Stokhof, W. A. L., 1975. Preliminary Notes on the Alor and Pantar Languages (East Indonesia), Canberra: Pacific Linguistics.

Stokhof, W. A. L., 1983. 'Names and Naming in Ateita and Environment (Woisika, Alor)', Lingua, Vol: 61:pp179-207.

Stokhof, W.A.L, 1984. Annotations to a text in the Abui language (Alor), Bijdragen Taal- Land- en Volkenkunde (BLTV) 140.

Wakidi, et al., 1989. Morfo-Sintaksis Bahasa Blagar, Jakarta: Departemen Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan.

Friday, July 01, 2005

 

Texts and publications on Savu from raijua.com

Texts on Savu

Topics include linguistics, anthropology, ornithology, travelling & social development

Aturan adat negeri di pulau Sabu III SUL 3/9
NASKAH PERPUSTAKAAN NASIONAL RI
(Manuscripts of the National Library of Indonesia)

Author? (1877)
Tydschrift voor Ned.-Indië: part II
(around page 164).

De ramp op Savoe; Kleine Stukjes
Nederlandsch Zendelinggenootschap Wyt & Zonen 1882

Treffer op Savoe: een zegenrijke en hoopvolle arbeid der liefde; Kle
Nederlandsch Zendelinggenootschap Wyt & Zonen 1877

Beaglehole, J.C. (ed.) (1962)
The Endeavour Journal 1768/1771 (of Joseph Banks), vol.2. London: Angus & Robertson

Berge, Frank van den (2001)
"Een week op Savu" (A week on Savu).
World Pictureservice

Capell, A. (1975)
"The West Papuan Phylum: General, and Timor, and Areas Further West"
N.G.A.L.A.L.S., vol.1. Pacific Linguistics, C-38:667-716.

Cuisinier, J. (1956)
Un Calendrier de Savu.
Journal Asiatique, CCVLIV, hlm. 111-119.

Detaq, Y.Y. (1973)
Memperkenalkan Kebudayaan Suku bangsa Sawu.
Ende-Flores, Penerbit Nusa Indah.

Donselaar, W.M. (1872)
"Aanteekeningen over het eiland Savoe".
Mededeelingen van wege het Nederlandsch Zendelinggenootschap 16:281-332.

Duggan, Genevieve (1999)
"Savunese Ikat weavings: a sister-brother network"
International Ikat Weaving Forum, Kuching 11-16th June 1999, pp.137-144, 184-185
Kuching: Atelier Sarawak, Malaysia.

Duggan, Genevieve (2001)
Ikats of Savu: Women Weaving History in Eastern Indonesia

Duggan, Genevieve (2004)
"Woven Blossoms, Seeds of History; ikats of Savu as time markers"
HALI, issue 134, May-June 2004 pp.110-114
Hali Publications, London.

Fatu, Jacobis
Ndao Word List (Part of the James Fox collection).

Fox, James (1971)
A working bibliography on the islands of Roti, Savu, and Sumba in east

Fox, James J. (1972)
"The Sawunese", in F. Lebar (ed.)
Ethnic Groups of Insular Southeast Asia, 1:77-80.
New Haven, Connecticut: Human Relations Area Files Press.

Fox, James J. (1977)
Harvest of the Palm: Ecological Change in Eastern Indonesia.
Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England: Harvard University Press.

Fox, James J. (1979)
"The Cerimonial System of Sawu"
in A. Becker and A. Yengoyan (eds.)
The Imagination of Reality: Essays on Southeast Asian Coherence Systems.
Norwood, New Jersey: ABLEX Publishing Corporation.

Fox, James J. (1980)
The Flow of Life
Essays on Eastern Indonesia
Harvard Studies in Cultural Anthropology
15 halftones, 11 line illustrations, 3 maps, 3 tables
388 pages

Fox, James J. et al (1988)
To Speak in Pairs: Essays on the Ritual Languages of Eastern Indonesia.
Cambridge Studies in Oral and Literate Culture
352 pages

Fox, James J. (1996)
Panen lontar: perubahan ekologi dalam kehidupan masyarakat Pulau Rote
Pustaka Sinar Harapan.

Hartert, E. (1897)
"On the birds collected by Mr Everett on the Island of Savu".
Novit Zool. 4: 263-273.

Jonker, J.C.G. (MS)
"Sawuneesche Grammatica".

Jonker, J.C.G. (MS)
"Sawuneesche Woordenlijst".

Jonker, J.C.G. (MS)
"Sawuneesche Teksten, Verhalen en Pantun's".

Jonker, J.C.G. (1903)
"Iets over de taal van Dao"
in Album Kern (Opstellen geschreven ter eere van Dr H. Kern):85-9.
Leiden: E.J. Brill.

Jonker, J.C.G. (1904)
"Eenige Verhalen in talen, gesproken op Sumbawa, Timor en omliggende eilanden"
Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch-Indie 56:245-89

Jonker, J.C.G. (1919)
"Sawoeneesch", in D.G. Stibbe (ed.)
Encyclopaedie van Nederlandsch-Indie, vol. 3:712-13.
's Gravenhage: Martinus Nijhoff; Leiden: E.J. Brill.

Kana, N.L. (1974)
Catatan awal tentang Sawu.
Cakrawala VII:2 (September-Oktober), halaman 139-158.

Kana, N.L. (1975a)
Tanggapan Masyarakat Terisolasi terhadap Usaha-usaha Pengembangan oleh Pemerintah.
Cakrawala VII:6 (Mei-Juni) hlm. 580-605.

Kana, N.L. (1975b)
Peranan Wanita dalam Masyarakat Tradisionil. Suatu gambaran di Sawu, Masyarakat Terisolasi di NTT.
Sinar Harapan (18 Juli).

Kana, Nico L. (1978)
Dunia orang Sawu: satu lukisan analitis tentang azas-azas penataan dalam Jurusan Antropologi Budaya
Disertasi Doktor Antropologi
Fakultas Sastra, Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta.

Kana, N.L. (1980)
"The Order and Significance of the Savunese House" dalam J.J. Fox, ed. The Flow of Life.
Cambridge, Massachusetts & London, Harvard University Press.

Kana, N.L. (1982)
Tradisi Lisan: Mite dan Teks Upacara sebagai Wahana Me mahami Kebudayaan.
Salatiga, LPIS - Satya Wacana.

Kana, Nico L. (1983)
Dunia orang Sawu
Sinar Harapan

Kern, H. (1892)
"Sawuneesche Bijdragen: Volzinnen, samenspraken en woordenlijst, met eene grammatische inleiding"
Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde, XLI, hlm 157-196; 513-553.

Koentjaraningrat, (1974)
Beberapa Pokok Antropologi Sosial.
Jakarta, Penerbit Dian Rakyat.

Lee, J.R. (MS)
"Notes on Li Hawu, Eastern Indonesia"
(based on material collected at S.I.L. Summer School, 1972-73).

Monk, Katherine A. et al
The Ecology of Nusa Tenggara and Maluku
The Ecology of Indonesia Series.

Mubyarto, dkk. (1991)
"Etos kerja dan Kohesi Sosial Masyarakat Sumba, Rote, Sabu dan Timor Propinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur."
Yogyakarta: P3PK UGM.

Nas, Peter, J.M. (1998)
"The House in Indonesia: Between Globalization and Localization"
Bijdragen voor de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde, vol 154, no 2, pp. 335-360.

Onvlee, L. (1959)
"Over de mediae in het Soembanees en Sawoenees"
Bingkisen Budi (Festschrift Van Ronkel), 215-34. Leiden.

Radja Haba, Frans. (1995)
"Community Development on Savu Island: Lessons Learned" in:
Indonesia Assessment 1995: Development in Eastern Indonesia
Barlow, C et al. (Ed)
ISBN 981-3055-18-9, xxx +297 pages
Send order to: Beverley Fraser
Dept. of Political and Social Change
Research School of Pacific & Asian Studies
Australian National University

Radja Haba, M.C. (1958)
"Hawunese Phonemes"
M.A. thesis.
Indiana University.

Raskin, Brigitte (1998)
Radja Tanja
Halewyck Balans; 2. druk. edition
ASIN: 905617133X

Riedel, J.G.F. (1889)
"Bijdrage tot de Kennis van het Sawusch Dialect"
Bijdragen tot de taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch-Indie 38:10-12

Spée, Miep (2004)
Schaduwnamen
ISBN 90 5452 116 3
Uitgeverij Passage

Teffer, M. (1875)
Dagboeken, verslagen en brieven uit de zending. Berichten van Savoe.
in mededelingen Nederlands Zendings genootschap: 1875(6).

Walker, Alan T. (1975)
"Sumba Field Notes"

Walker, Alan T. (1976)
"Ndao Field Notes"
forthcoming a "A Diachronic Phonology of Sawu and Ndao",
forthcoming b "Sawu: Austronesia or Non-Austronesian?"

Walker, Alan T. (1982)
Grammar of Sawu
Badan Penyelehggara Seri NUSA Vol. 13
Universitas Atma Jaya, Jakarta.
ISSN 0126 - 2874

Wharton, W.J.L. (ed.) (1893)
Captain Cook's Journal During his First Voyage Round the World Made in H.M. BARK "ENDEAVOUR" 1768-71.
London: Elliot Stock

Wijngaarden, J.K. (1896)
Sawuneesche Woordenlijst.
Uitgegeven door het Kon. Instituut voor de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch-Indie.
's-Graven-hage: Martinus Nijhoff.

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1996: 1,11. (NTU). Economic conditions, Politics and government, East Nusa Tenggara

Vel, Jacqueline, et.al. “Sociaal-economisch werk”, in De Zending Voorbij, ed. W.B. van Halsema, et.al. Kampen, Kok, 1995: 195-226.

Vel, Jacqueline. The Uma economy: indigenous economics and development work in
Lawonda, Sumba (Eastern Indonesia). Wageningen, Landbouwuniversiteit, 1994.
(Dissertation) (NTU).

Villiers, John. “The Vanishing sandalwood of Portuguese Timor”. Itinerario, 18 (2), 1994: 86-96. (EI).
Forestry, Commerce, East Timor

Webb, Rex A.F.P. Rural Development and Tradition: the Churches in Bali and Flores. Clayton, Monash University, 1990. (NTU

Akhadiarto, Sindu. Inventarisasi jenis-jenis Komoditi dan Kegunaannya bagi Industri di Nusa Tenggara Timur. Jakarta, Direktorat Pengkajian Sistem, Deputi Bidang Analisa Sistem BPP Teknologi, 1987. (NLA Yyq 338.09598 A315).
Industry, East Nusa Tenggara

[Dalam angka] Nusatenggara Timur Dalam Angka. Kupang, Kantor Statistik BPS
Propinsi NTT. (latest ANU 1995). (Menzies OD HA1817.N877. N87).

Indonesia. Departemen Perindustrian. Kantor Wilayah Propinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur. Laporan tahunan. Kupang, 1991/92 latest held. (NLA Sq 338.95986 NUS).

[AusAID project no. 73810409]. Flores Water Supply and Sanitation Project.
Documents include: “A Brief review of the Maumere water supply system, G.R.M.
International 1994, 25p. no. 73810409TR1294N05” and “Health Specialist/GAD advisor progress report...1995, 26p. no. 73810409TR1095N10”.
Infrastructure, Health, East Nusa Tenggara

[AusAID project no. 73860105]. East Timor Water Supply and Sanitation in Kabupaten of Dili and Kovalima. Documents include: “Economic and financial evaluation of major works in Suai, ETWSS, report 17, Oct. ‘94, 18p, no. 73860105TR1094N17” and “Financial and economic analysis Dili Water supply...1993, no. 73860105TR0793N06”.
Infrastructure, Health

[AusAID project no. 73816811]. Nusa Tenggara Agricultural Support Project.
Documents include: “Farming systems research and development in Nusa Tenggara,
Eastern Indonesia; evaluation and forecast, Jun.’91, 20p., no. 73816811EV0691” and “Willi Toisuta, Evaluation research; the impact of the Nusa Tenggara Agricultural Support Project (NTASP) in Nusa Tenggara Timur, Mar. ‘93., 306p., no. 73816811EV0392”. Agriculture, East Nusa Tenggara

[AusAID project no. 73816103]. NTT Integrated Area Development Project. Documents include: “Project completion report, Mar.’92, ACIL Australia, 60p. no. 73816103CR0392”. Several hundred reports on a wide variety of sectors emanated from this project. Agriculture, Rural development, Social conditions, Infrastructure, East Nusa Tenggara

[AusAID project no. 73816903]. Eastern Islands Veterinary Services Project (EIVS). Documents include: “Searson, John E., Veterinary laboratory standards and activities in NTB, 1994, no. 73816903EV0493” and “Project completion document Nov.’95, NSW Agriculture, 40p. no. 73816903CR1195”.
Agriculture, Community development, Health, West Nusa Tenggara, East Nusa
Tenggara

AusAID project no. 73841902]. Eastern Universities (Indonesia) Project. Documents include: “Academic report, Aug.’95 by W.D. Scott International Development Consultants, 28p., no. 73841902EV0895”, “Report of the review of the Indonesia Australia Eastern Universities Project, Feb.’93, 67p., no. 73841902EV0293” and “Project completion report, Mar. ‘96, 41p., no. 73841902CR0396”. There are 63 reports in total emanating from this project.
Education, Bali, East Nusa Tenggara, West Nusa Tenggara

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