INTRODUCTION
Social protection has been practiced and continues to be practiced in low and middle income countries. Some of the social protection regulations are strict on social security based on contribution but some are developed based on noncontributory. Due to the complexity of the administration and management, operation of social protection required more specific skills. GIZ (the German Federal Enterprise for International Cooperation) has been supporting some ASEAN countries with the training in some European countries.
However, the previous International Social Protection Studies (ISPS) did not provide specific content social protection in ASEAN countries. While some experiences of some ASEAN countries are also important for other countries. To optimize the ILT program, Universitas Indonesia and University of Heidelberg are conducting a special training with emphasize on experience in ASEAN countries. In order to expand the opportunity to learn social protection in Indonesia in particular and in ASEAN countries in general, the the Center for Social Security Studies Graduate School of Multidisciplinary Studies Universitas Indonesia (CSSSUI) is offering 2 (two) months courses in Jakarta with the following information.
SHORT COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of the short course, participants will be able to :
1. Conduct risk analysis in social
2. Evaluate existing social protection program in respected
3. Describe the impact of demography, migration, labor structure and pensions on the macro economic developm
4. Propose alternatives or improvements of social protection scheme
5. Appraise the pros and cons of public and private pension sy
TIME AND VENUE
The short course will be conducted for 2 (two) months from August 8th – October 7th, 2016 at the Graduate School of Multidisciplinary Studies Building Universitas Indonesia, Jl. Salemba Raya 4 Jakarta 10430.
FEE FOR TAKING FULL MODUL/8 WEEKS
~ Lecturer/Researcher/Academician Rp 7.500.000,-
~ Student Rp 5.000.000,-
~ Public Rp 12,5 juta
The fee includes 8 (eight) weeks of lectures, short course materials, field visits, team building, snacks, certificate of attendance signed by committee in Universitas Indonesia GIZ, Evaplan/University Heidelberg
FEE FOR TAKING PER MODUL/ONE WEEK
~ Lecturer/Researcher/Academician Rp 1.500.000,-
~ Student Rp 1.000.000,-
~ Public Rp 2.500.000,-
The fee includes 1 (one) week of lectures, short course materials, snacks, certificate of attendance signed by committee in Universitas Indonesia GIZ, Evaplan/University Heidelberg.
Note: The fee does not include: living costs (meals and accommodation, estimate USD 800-1.200/month), transport to and from Jakarta from your local accomodation, and health insurance.
PAYMENT : The fee should be transferred to :
Bank Name: BNI 46 Cabang UI Depok, Jawa Barat
Bank Address: Kampus UI Depok, Beji, Jawa Barat
Bank Account Title: Universitas Indonesia-Pascasarjana Non BP Bank Account Number: 1273000591
Bank Swift Code: BNINIDJAXXX
Deadline for registration and payment : July 30, 2016
ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS: Bachelor or master degree on economics, political science, law, social sciences, business administration, health sciences, community medicine or public health.
LANGUAGE: All courses will be in English.
Activity in Class, Group Work
MODULS AND SCHEDULE
8 -10 August 2016, and 11 – 18 August 2016 (One week plus 3 days)
Modul 1. Introduction and Orientation Days, Risk of Life and Urbanization
(Prof. dr. Hasbullah Thabrany, MPH, DrPH) and Financial Mathematics & Statistics (Muliadi Widjaja, PhD)
Topic 1. Introduction and Orientation
Topic 2. Risk of Life and Urbanization
Topic 3. Risk of Life and Urbanization
Topic 4. Review of Interest
Topic 5. Introduction to Financial Derivatives
Topic 6. Applied Statistics and Data Analysis
Topic 7. Time Series Analysis
Topic 8. Risk Management in Financial Markets
Topic 9. Economics of Uncertainty
19 – 27 August 2016 and 29 August – 2 Sept 2016 (One week, mixed)
Modul 2. Poverty and Social Inclusion (Dinna Wisnu, PhD)
Modul 3. Employment and Social Security (Ir. Aryana Satrya, M.M., Ph.D)
Additional : 26 – 27 August : Capacity Building
Modul 2. Poverty and Social Inclusion (PIC: Dinna Wisnu, PhD)
Topic 1. Definition of inclusive growth (from Economics perspective)
Topic 2. Approaches to poverty alleviation
Topic 3. Data synchronization across level
Topic 4. Sources of funding for poverty alleviation
Topic 5. Graduating from poverty
Modul 3. Employment and Social Security (PIC: Ir. Aryana Satrya, M.M., Ph.D)
Topic 1. Universal Declaration of Human Right
Topic 2. Pattern of Employment in Developing Countries
Topic 3. Wages and Income
Topic 4. Formal Sector and Informal Sector
Topic 5. Unemployment
Topic 6. Urbanization and Employment
Topic 7. Financial Risk and Employment Topic 8. Social Security Concept
Topic 9. History of Social Security in the World
Theory Session
5 – 9 Sept 2016 and 14-19 Sept 2016 (Two week, mixed)
Modul 4. Health Care Systems in ASIA (Prof. dr. Hasbullah Thabrany, MPH, DrPH)
Modul 5. Pension System in ASIA (Drs. Didi Achdijat, MSc, FSAI, AAIJ(Hon)
Additional : 13 Sept 2016 Field Visits to BPJS Kesehatan and BPJS Ketenagakerjaanin Jakarta;
20 Sept 2016 Field Visits to Lung Hospital in Bogor district, West Java province, Indonesia
Modul 4. Health Care Systems in ASIA (PIC: Prof. dr. Hasbullah Thabrany, MPH, DrPH)
Topic 1. Needs and Demand for Health Care
Topic 2. Health Care Delivery – Overview
Topic 2. Health Care Delivery – Financing
Topic 3. Provider: Payment Mechanism Field visit to BPJS Kesehatan
Topic 4. Types of Health Insurance and associated Modes of Purchasing and Reimbursement
Topic 5. Policy Objectives and Measurement of Health System Performance
Topic 6. HTA and pharmacoeconomics in Asia
Topic 7. Portability and Cross Country Collaboration
Topic 8. Solvency provisions
Modul 5. Pension System in ASIA (PIC: Drs. Didi Achdijat, MSc, FSAI, AAIJ(Hon)
Topic 1. Aging Societies
Topic 2. Urban Societies
Topic 3. The Needs for Pension System
Topic 4. The Defined Contribution
Topic 5. The Defined Benefit
Topic 6. Notional Defined Determinants
Topic 7. Pooling of Fund (funded/PAYG/current cost financing)
Topic 8. Cultural and Political Determinants
Topic 9. Actuarial Projections
Topic 10. Investment of Pension Funds
Topic 11. Experiences of Some Countries in Asia
Topic 12. The Indonesian Experiences
Topic 13. Cambodian Experiences
21 – 29 Sept 2016 (One week)
Modul 6. Research Methodology in Social Protection (Prof. Budi Hidayat, SKM, MMPM, PhD)
Topic 1. Why research is Needed and History of Research
Topic 2. Research Issues in Social Protection
Topic 3. Research Designs
Topic 4. Research Proposal
Topic 5. Funding for Research
Topic 6. Population and Sampling
Topic 7. Instrument for Data Collection
Topic 8. Collecting and Managing Data
Topic 9. Analyzing Qualitative Data
Topic 10. Analyzing Quantitative Data: Univariate and Bivariate
Topic 11. Presenting Result (qualitative and quantitative)
Topic 12. Writing Report
3 – 6 Okt 2016
Modul 7. Enforcing Social Protection Law (Dinna Wisnu, PhD)
Topic 1. Introduction of the political economy of social protection law
Topic 2. Interpretation of Law
Topic 3. Chain of command and fund
Topic 4. Multiplicity of demands
Topic 5. Evaluation and feedback to law
7 Okt 2016 : Graduation day and certificate distribution and closing ceremony
CONTACT PERSON : +62-812-91979053 [Iis Sinsin], +62-852-63200440 [Gemala]
Pusat Kajian Jaminan Sosial Pascasarjana Universitas Indonesia
(Center for Social Security Studies, School of Graduate Universitas Indonesia)
Gedung Program Pascasarjana Universitas Indonesia Lantai 3 Ruang 301,
Jln. Salemba Raya No. 4, Jakarta 10430
Phone : +62-21-3924710, +62-21-3100059.
Fax : +62-21-31922269
Email : pkjs.pps@ui.ac.id
Website : pkjs.pps.ui.ac.id
Graduation and closing ceremony with Mr Sebastian Kastner fromGIZ Head Office, Germany
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