.RM 8.50"<\/p>\n
x * according to stylebook<\/p>\n
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INDONESIA
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\nAAI * Indonesian Advocates Association
\nAAMA * Administration Aspects of Market Access
\nABBESI Producers of Steel Billets and Concrete Bars Association
\nABM ABMs* antiballistic missiles
\nABRI * Indonesian Armed Forces (name changed to TNI April 1999)
\nACCU Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO
\nACPC Association of Coffee Producing Countries
\nADB * Asian Development Bank
\nADR Alternative Dispute Resolution
\nADRI Indonesian Army
\nAEI Indonesian Public Companies Association
\nAEKI Indonesian Coffee Association
\nAFA ASEAN Federation of Accountants
\nAfta * ASEAN Free Trade Area
\nAGAM Army of the Free Aceh Movement
\nAICE * Association of Indonesian Coffee Exporters
\nAICESSCC * Indonesia-China Economic Social and Cultural Cooperation<\/p>\n
Association
\nAIDS * Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
\nAIKI Indonesian Motor Vehicle Importers Association
\nAIMMI Association of Indonesian Edible Oil Producers ALSO
\nAIMMI Indonesian Food and Beverage Importers Association
\nAIPI * Association of Indonesian Political Scientists
\nAIPO * ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Organization STYLE BOOK INCORRECT
\nAISI Indonesian Motorcycle Industry Association
\nAJI * Alliance of Independent Journalists
\nAKABRI Armed Forces Academy (Endy December 1996) NOT Military Academy
\nAKAN Overseas Labor Institution
\nALRI Indonesian Navy
\nAMC asset management company
\nAmdal * Environmental Impact Analysis (2nd ref: the analysis) scrapped 2002
\nAMM * ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (2nd ref, the meeting
\nAMN National Military Academy
\nAMPI Indonesian Young Generation for Renewal
\nAMPS advanced mobile phone system
\nAMS Agreement on Maintaining Security (between Indonesia and Australia,Dec 95)
\nAMT Tangerang Military Academy
\nAMU IBRA's asset management unit
\nANERA Asia North America Eastbound Rate Agreement
\nANEX ASEAN News Exchange
\nAnsor the youth wing of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU)
\nAP3I Indonesian Retailers Association (rival of Aprindo)
\nAPBN * state budget (Anggaran Perbelanjaan Negera)
\nAPBNet * Asia Pacific Network, 2nd ref network
\nAPCC Asian and Pacific Coconut Community
\nAPCN * Asia Pacific Cable Network, 2nd ref network
\nAPEC * Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation: Australia, Brunei, Canada,<\/p>\n
Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico<\/p>\n
New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Singapore, South<\/p>\n
Korea, Taiwan (or Chinese Taipei), Thailand and the United States<\/p>\n
(Peru??)
\nAPECC Asia Pacific Exhibition and Convention Council
\nAPEI Indonesian Securities Companies
\nApfindo Indonesian Meat Producers and Feedlot Association
\nAPHI Association of Indonesian Forest Concessionaires
\nAPI * Indonesian Textile Association, 2nd ref association
\nApindo Indonesian Employers Association
\nAPIP * Asia Pacific Investments Principles, 2nd ref principles
\nApjati Association of Labor Export Companies
\nAPJII Indonesian Internet Service Providers Association
\nApkasi Regency Administrations' Association
\nAPKI Indonesian Pulp and Paper Association
\nApkindo Association of Indonesian Wood Panel Producers
\nApnatel Indonesian Telecommunications Association
\nApodeti prointegration group in East Timor
\nAPPMI Indonesian Fashion Designers Association (different from IPMI)
\nAprindo * Association of Indonesian Retailers, 2nd ref retailers' association
\nAprisindo Indonesian Footwear Association
\nAPWI Allied prisoners of war and internees
\nArdin Suppliers and Distributors Association
\nArhanud Air Defense Artillery (regiment\/unit\/battalion\/etc)
\nARIACO Asian Region International Association of Cooperating Organization
\nArpindo Indonesian Association of Pager Operators
\nAsaid Asian Games
\nASCOPE ASEAN Council on Petroleum
\nAskindo Indonesian Cacao Association
\nASEAN * Association of Southeast Asian Nations ...10 countries: Brunei,<\/p>\n
Cambodia (1998) Indonesia, Laos (joined 1997), Malaysia, Myanmar<\/p>\n
(1997), the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam (1996)
\nASEAN CCI ASEAN Chamber of Commerce and Industry
\nASEM * Asia-Europe Meeting, 2nd ref the meeting, summit
\nASEM Asia-Europe Meeting. This is an institution.<\/p>\n
The meetings are ASESM the Asia-Europe Summit Meeting
\nAsirevi * Video Film Importers Association, 2nd ref association
\nASIRI Recording Industry Association
\nASITA Association of Indonesian Tour and Travel Agencies
\nAskes state-owned Health Insurance Company
\nASP application service provider
\nAspadin * Association of Indonesian Producers of Packaged Drinking Water<\/p>\n
2nd ref assoc
\nAspehi Association of Amusement Centers
\nAsphindo Association of Nightspot Owners
\nAspiluki Indonesian Computer Software Association
\nASRI Indonesian Fine Arts Academy
\nAsrim Association of Indonesian Soft Drink Producers
\nAstek * state insurance program
\nATF ASEAN Tourism Forum
\nATNI National Theater Academy of Indonesia
\nATSI Association of Indonesian Cellular Operators
\nAURI Indonesian Air Force
\nAWAYO Internet Kiosk Association of Yogyakarta
\nB2B business-to-business
\nBAC * Budget and Administration Committee
\nBIN National Intelligence Agency (new 10\/2000 replacing Bakin)<\/p>\n
It is led by a director, (ret) Gen. Hendropriyono
\nBAIS ABRI's Strategic Intelligence Agency
\nBakin * State Intelligence Coordinating Board (replaced by BIN 2000)
\nBAKN * Institute of State Personnel Administration
\nBaknas National Population Agency
\nBakorlak an interdepartmental agency for drug control
\nBakornas PB National Disaster Management Coordination Board
\nBakornas PBP National Disaster Management and Refugee Coordination Board
\nBakorstanas * Coordinating Agency to Support the Strengthening of<\/p>\n
National Stability (dissovled 2000)<\/p>\n
(OLD NAME: Agency for the Coordination of Support for the Development<\/p>\n
of National Stability 2nd ref agency
\nBakorstanasda the Jakarta Agency for the Coordination of Support<\/p>\n
for the Development of National Stability (da for derah)
\nBakosurtanal * National Survey and Charting Coordination Agency,<\/p>\n
2nd ref: agency board
\nBakom-PKB Coordinating Body for National Unity
\nBaleg (House of Representatives) Legislation Body
\nBamus (House's) Steering Committee
\nBamus Betawi Native Jakartans Association
\nBandungwangi Mutual Support for Friendship and Protection, a help group for<\/p>\n
Kramat Tunggak prostitutes<\/p>\n
(Kramat Tuggak offically closed down in 1999)
\nBanpol civilian police assistants
\nBanpro Bandung Promotion Group (set up by leading Bdg hotels)
\nBanser Ansor's civilian security guards
\nBapebti Indonesian Commodities Exchange Agency
\nBapedal * Environmental Impact Management Agency, agency<\/p>\n
(dissolved by presidential decree Jan. 2002)
\nBapeka * Supreme Audit Body (page I 2 stylesheet) OLD NAME, SEE BPK
\nBapeksta * Export Service Facilitating Agency, 2nd ref agency
\nBapedalda Regional Environmental Impact Management Agency<\/p>\n
(established March 1998)(dissolved Jan. 2002)
\nBapepam * Capital Market Supervisory Agency, 2nd ref agency<\/p>\n
NOT Capital Market Advisory Board
\nBapfida Film Control Agency
\nBapindo * Bank Pembangunan Indonesia, Indonesian Development Bank is<\/p>\n
acceptable translation
\nBappeda (City) Development Planning Board
\nBappebti Futures Exchange Supervisory Board
\nBappenas * National Development Planning Board, 2nd ref planning board, board<\/p>\n
in further refs
\nBatan * National Atomic Energy Agency (Badan Tenaga Atom Nasional)<\/p>\n
2nd ref agency
\nBawasda City Audit Agency (prior to 2002 was the city inspectorate)
\nBazis Muslim Charitable Donations Board (which oversees the collection<\/p>\n
of alms)
\nBCC business cooperation contract
\nBEM-SI National Association of University Student Executive Bodies
\nBEM UI University of Indonesia's Student Executive Body
\nBepedti Commodities Trading Board
\nBIA Armed Forces Intelligence Body
\nBIDA Batam Industrial Development Authority
\nBIDSUS, an agency responsible for fighting certain crimes,<\/p>\n
like subversion, corruption and smuggling
\nBimas (Ministry of Agriculture's) Mass Guidance Engineering Unit
\nBIMP-EAGA East Asian Growth Area composed of Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia<\/p>\n
and the Philippines.
\nBKKBN * National Family Planning Board
\nBKKKS Social Welfare Coordinating Body
\nBKMC (Army) Coordinating Council for Ethnic Chinese Affairs
\nBKNN National Narcotics Coordinating Agency
\nBKPM * Investment Coordinating Board (but the state minister is chairman<\/p>\n
of inv. planning board, same body
\nBKPMD Regional Investment Coordinating Board
\nBKSDA Natural Resources Conservation Center, a local conservation office
\nBKSN National Social Welfare Agency
\nBKSP Greater Jakarta Coordination Board
\nBLBI Bank Indonesia liquidity support
\nBLHI Indonesian Environment Management Board
\nBMG Meteorology and Geophysics Agency
\nBNN National Narcotics Agency (new 3\/2002)
\nBopunjur Bogor-Puncak-Cianjur
\nBOO build-operate-own
\nBOT build-operate-transfer
\nBotabek Bogor, Tangerang and Bekasi
\nBP7 Agency for the Propagation of Pancasila
\nBPD Regional Development Bank
\nBPEN * National Agency for Export Development, 2nd ref agency
\nBPHN * Agency for National Legal Development
\nBPI * the over-the-counter market, the Indonesian Parallel Bourse<\/p>\n
(stock exchange)
\nBPIPM Capital and Investment Management Board
\nBPIS Strategic Industries Supervisory Agency<\/p>\n
(Badan Pengelola Industri Strategic). This agency supervises 10<\/p>\n
strategic industries whose line of business includes rail, weapons,<\/p>\n
explosives and telecommunications.
\nBPK * Supreme Audit Agency (was Bapeka)
\nBPKB vehicle ownership document (also see STNK)
\nBPKP * Development Finance Comptroller, 2nd ref comptroller, internal audit<\/p>\n
body\/agency<\/p>\n
(name changed for JP style june 96 from Development and<\/p>\n
Finance Control Board)
\nBPN * National Land Agency
\nBPPC Clove Marketing and Buffer Stock Agency (has been dissovled.<\/p>\n
(chairman was Tommy)
\nBPPI Indonesian Tourism Promotion Board
\nBPPK Supervisory Agency for National Heroes and Their Families<\/p>\n
(an agency to supervise the affairs of national heroes<\/p>\n
and their families)
\nBPPKA Foreign Contractors Management Body
\nBPPN Badan Penyehatan Perbankan Nasional CHANGE TO IBRA
\nBPPT * Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology,<\/p>\n
chaired by State Minister of Research and Technology
\nBPS Central Bureau of Statistics
\nBPTKI Coordinating Body for Indonesian Workers Placement
\nBPUT Land Affairs Office
\nBRIEF Business Review Indonesia Forum
\nBRIKKBBHH Forestry Industry Revitalization and Raw Material Sustainability Board
\nBrimob police's Mobile Brigade
\nBRN State Secrets Agency (Badan Rahasia Negara), later became Bakin
\nBSF See LSF
\nBScC Biological Science Club
\nBSN National Standardization Agency
\nBTS base transceiver stations (telecommunications)
\nBulog * State Logistics Agency (Dolog, provincial logistics agency
\nBUMN state-owned enterprises
\nca circa, sometimes written as c. change to ca
\nCAMEL ratios, breakdown of bank soundness rating rules, e.g. as of May 1997,<\/p>\n
Bank Indonesia's breakdown is: capital (25 percent weighting),<\/p>\n
assets (30 percent weighting), management (25 percent weighting),<\/p>\n
earning (10 percent weighting) and liquidity (10 percent weighting
\nCAR * capital adequacy ratio, the ratio between capital and risk-weighted<\/p>\n
assets. The higher the ratio, the healthier the bank.
\nCBS currency board system. A system were a currency is pegged at a<\/p>\n
fixed rate to a foreign currency. (or is set at a fixed<\/p>\n
exchange rate.
\nCBSA cara belajar siswa aktif<\/p>\n
Indonesian "active learning method" education system
\nCCC * Cargo consolidation center
\nCDMA Code Division Multiple Access (technology, for cell phones)
\nCESDA Center for the Study of Development and Democracy
\nCetro Center for Electoral Reform
\nCGI * Consultative Group on (NOT for) Indonesia (was IGGI)
\nCIBS Center for International Business Studies
\nCID Criminal Investigations Department
\nCIDES Center for Information and Development Studies
\nCIFOR Center for International Forestry Research
\nCinaps Center for Information of National Policy Studies
\nCLDS Center for Labor and Development Studies
\nCNPPA-SEA Commission on National Parks and Protected Areas for Southeast Asia
\nCNRM a nonpartisan supreme national body based in East Timor,<\/p>\n
comprising all East Timorese nationalists political forces and<\/p>\n
resistance groups.
\nCNRT Conselho National de Resistancia Timorese, an East Timor<\/p>\n
resistance movement<\/p>\n
(National Council for East Timor Resistance)
\nCOW\/COWs contract of work, contracts of work
\nCPI consumer price index
\nCPIS Center for Policy and Implementation Studies (of the Ministry<\/p>\n
of Finance)
\nCPL Consumer Protection Law
\nCRP Community Recovery Program, an NGO entrusted with distributing<\/p>\n
safety net funds from foreign donors
\nCZERM coastal zone environmental and resources management
\nDAMRI state-run bus company (DO NOT USE state-owned)
\nDAU General Allocation Fund
\nDDI Islamic Missionary Council
\nDDII Indonesian Council of Islamic Propagation<\/p>\n
(Dewan Dakwah Islamiyah Indonesia)
\nDekel subdistrict councils (dewan kelurahan)
\nDekopin Indonesian Cooperatives Council
\nDEN National Economic Council
\nDepanri * National Aeronautics and Aviation Council
\nDFN National Film Board
\nDIA * Aceh Special Province
\nDIA Defense Intelligence Agency
\nDinas * Autonomous agency offices under the governor (Tk I)<\/p>\n
or mayor\/bupati (Tk II)
\nDIY * Yogyakarta Special Province
\nDKI * Jakarta Special Province
\nDKJ Jakarta Arts Council
\nDKM military tribunal (not honor council)
\nDKP Officers Disciplinary Council
\nDKP Press Council (Dewan Kehormatan Pers)
\nDKS (city-sponsored) Surabaya Arts Council (Dewan Kesenian Surabaya)
\nDLLAJ * City Land Transportation Agency
\nDNI (the 1989) Negative Investment List, which replaced<\/p>\n
the 1987 Investment Priority List (DSP).
\nDOM military operation zone (stopped in Aceh late 1998)
\nDPA * Supreme Advisory Council<\/p>\n
(this body advises the President on matters in various sectors)
\nDPD Regional Representatives Council
\nDPIS Agency for the Supervision of Strategic Industries (same as BPIS?)
\nDPKEKU Indonesian Economic and Finance Resilience Council
\nDPKSH Council for Enforcement of Security and Law
\nDPN National Productivity Council
\nDPOP Regional Autonomy Advisory Council
\nDPR * House of Representatives
\nDPR Jakarta Jakarta Rescue Council of Reforms
\nDPRD I * Provincial Legislative Council (but now with autonomy, should<\/p>\n
DPRD I be Assembly? No) for provinces.City Council for cities
\nDPRD II * Regional Legislative Council for provinces. City Council for cities
\nDPUN National Business Development Council (govt sponsored, became<\/p>\n
defunct in 2000, replaced by privately established KPEN)
\nDRN National Research Council
\nDSN * National Standardization Board (environmental) 2nd ref board
\nDSP the 1987 Investment Priority List (replaced in 1989 by the DNI).
\nEAGA * East ASEAN Growth Area, encompassing Indonesian provinces<\/p>\n
of North Sumatra and Aceh, the western parts of Malaysia and<\/p>\n
Thailand's southern areas.
\nEBITDA earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization
\nECONIT Advisory Group on Economic Industry and Trade
\nEEC European Economic Community
\nEIRTP I Eastern Indonesia Region Transportation Project Phase I (EIRTP I)
\nEJIP East Jakarta Industrial Park
\nEKONID German-Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
\nELSAM * Institute for Policy Research and Advocacy (as on its letterhead)<\/p>\n
NOT Institution for Community Studies and Advocacy
\nEls-Ham Institute for Human Rights Study and Advocacy for West Papua
\nEPC equipment, procurement and construction
\nET eks tahanan politik,(ex-political prisoner)(former political detainees)
\nETAN East Timor Alert Network
\nETISC East Timor International Support Center (Darwin based)
\nEVSL Early Voluntary Sectoral Liberalization (a concept hammered out<\/p>\n
during the 1997 APEC Summit in Vancouver, Canada, in which nine<\/p>\n
sectors including environmental goods and service,<\/p>\n
fisheries, forest products, chemicals, energy and<\/p>\n
telecommunications would be liberalized by 1999 on a<\/p>\n
voluntary basis.
\nFAKK Front Against Corrupt Tycoons
\nFakta Jakarta Residents Forum
\nFamred Student Action Front for Reform and Democracy
\nFAM UI UI Student Action Forum<\/p>\n
FASI Indonesian Aerosport Federation (lnt 4\/98)
\nFCHI Forum for Indonesian Hindu Intellectuals
\nFDPRM Democratic Front for Poverty Eradication
\nFEUI University of Indonesia's School of Economics
\nFID Indonesian Forum for Peace
\nFISIP School of Social and Political Science of University of Indonesia
\nFKI Forum Kerja Indonesia (Indonesia Working Forum, new 5\/98)
\nFKK 124 Communication Forum of the 124 victims of the July 27, 1996 incident
\nFKKB Communication Forum for National Unity
\nFKKP Forum of Communication for Counterbalance Group, est May 98
\nFKM Maluku Sovereignty Front
\nFKPGA Communications Forum for Retired Garuda Employees
\nFKPKKA Coordinating Forum of Refugee Victims of the Ambon Clashes
\nFKPPI Communication Forum of Indonesian Veterans' Children<\/p>\n
(chaired by Bambang, deputy chair is Yapto Soerjosoemarno)
\nFKSH Forum of Social and Humanistic Studies in Yogyakarta.
\nFKSMJ Communication Forum of Jakarta Student Senates
\nFKW South Jakarta Communication Forum for Transsexuals
\nFMMB New Millennium Youth Forum, an antidrugs group
\nFNBI National Front for the Struggle of Indonesian Workers
\nOR ??
\nFNPBI National Front for the Struggle of Indonesian Workers
\nFomapak Youths and Students Against Violence Front
\nForeri Forum for the Reconciliation of the Irian Jaya Community
\nForki Indonesian Karate Federation (lnt 4\/98)
\nForkot City Forum (a militant student group)
\nFosko 66 Forum, Studi dan Komunikasi, a study and communication forum
\nFPBI Defenders of the Nation Front<\/p>\n
FP-HAM Human Rights Care Forum
\nFPI Islam Defenders Front
\nFPII Indonesian Islamic Youth Front (Front Permuda Islam Indonesia)
\nFPDA * Five Power Defense Arrangement (Aust,Britain,S'por,Malaysia,NZealand
\nFPDK Forum for Unity, Democracy and Justice
\nFPMP Forum for Women's Issues
\nFPMR Forum for Students and People Movement
\nFPPJ Jakarta Unemployed Forum
\nFPR Reformed Entrepreneurs Forum
\nFSPC Financial Sector Policy Committee
\nFSPI Indonesian Farmers Federation
\nFSPSI All-Indonesia Workers Union Federation (2nd ref federation)
\nFSSI Financial Services Supervisory Institution (to be estab. 2001)
\nFSUI Yogyakarta Muslim Silaturahim Forum
\nFUD Regional Representatives Forum
\nFUII Indonesian Islamic Front
\nG30S * abortive coup blamed on the Indonesian Communist Party on Sept. 30, 1965.
\nGABEL Electronic and Electrical Home Appliances Industries
\nGabsi Indonesian Contract Bridge Association(lnt4\/98),chairman Gen.Wiranto
\nGaikindo Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries
\nGAM Free Aceh Movement
\nGAMKI Indonesian Protestant Youth Movement
\nGANDI Movement of the Struggle for Anti-Discrimination
\nGapensi Indonesian Builders Association
\nGapipa Indonesian Steel Pipe Association
\nGapki Indonesian Palm Oil Producers Association
\nGapkindo * Indonesian Rubber Producers Association
\nGAPMI Indonesian Association of Food and Beverages
\nGappindo Association of Indonesian Fishing Companies
\nGAPPRI Association of Indonesian Cigarette Producers
\nGaspermindo Indonesian Labor Union Confederation
\nGBHN * State Policy Guidelines
\nGBSI Federation of Independent Trade Unions (new 3\/99)
\nGDN national discipline movement
\nGegang bomb squad
\nGemabudhi Buddhist Student Movement
\nGempita Movement of Concerned Citizens on State Assets
\nGEMPUR Pancasila Student Movement for Reforms
\nGemuis Young Muslims Generation Movement
\nGeram People Against Drugs (Gerakan Rakyat Anti Madat)
\nGerkatin Organization For Care of the Deaf
\nGerwani Indonesian Women's Movement
\nGestapu Gerakan 30 September (Sept. 30 {1965} Movement)
\nGinsi * Indonesian Importers Association
\nGIS Geographic Information System
\nGKBI * Federation of Indonesian Batik Cooperatives
\nGKJ Jakarta Playhouse (Gedung Kesenian Jakarta)
\nGLOBE Global Legislators Organization for a Balanced Environment
\nGMF Garuda Maintenance Facility
\nGMKI Indonesian Christian Students Movement
\nGMNI * the Indonesian Nationalist Students Movement
\nGMP Good Manufacturing Practice
\nGMPCS Global Mobile Personal Communications by Satellite
\nGMSS * global mobile satellite system
\nGNOTA National Child Sponsorship Movement
\nGNP gross national product (always lower case)
\nGOI * Government of Indonesia, NEVER USE, use government
\nGolkar officially became a political party in 1998. The Golkar Party.<\/p>\n
Prior to 1998 Golkar was not referred to as a party, but as a<\/p>\n
functional group (translation of Golongan Karya, which is what<\/p>\n
Golkar stands for).<\/p>\n
Golkar was Soeharto's political vehicle up until he stepped down in<\/p>\n
May 1998.
\nGolput," the acronym for Golongan Putih, literally meaning<\/p>\n
"white group", coined to describe a group of people who refuse to<\/p>\n
support or vote for any of the three political contestants
\nGowa Government Watch
\nGP-27 Juli July 27 Youth Organization
\nGP2N45 Generation of the Founders and Heirs of the 1945 Values,<\/p>\n
founded 12\/11\/96
\nGPA grade point average
\nGPBSI All Indonesian Cinema Organization
\nGPI Islamic Youth Movement
\nGPK * the government security term meaning peace-disturbing movement<\/p>\n
(Gerakan Pengacau Keamanan)<\/p>\n
OR security disturbance groups (as used in 8\/98)
\n Wiranto asks to change to Gerombolan Pangacau Liar (Wild Disturbance Groups)
\nGPK Kaaba Youth Movement (Gerakan Pemuda Kaabah)
\nGPRI Indonesian Youth Movement for Reform
\nGPRS general packet radio service. GPRS is a packet-switched mobile<\/p>\n
datacom service that enables highspeed transmissions needed for<\/p>\n
mobile Internet browsing and e-mail.
\nGRANAT (or Granat?) Anti-Narcotics National Movement
\nGRM Marhaen People's Movement, an organization grouping disciples of<\/p>\n
the late president Sukarno
\nGSBI Confederation of Independent Labor Unions
\nGSM * Global System for Mobile Communications
\nGSPMUs (a bank's) internal payment notices
\nGUS * Coordinating Agency for the Development of the Informal Sector<\/p>\n
(this agency registers the street vendors and removes them to more<\/p>\n
appropriate places)
\nGUSK small-scale business task force
\nHaki intellectual property rights
\nHammas Inter-University Muslim Association
\nOR
\nHammas Action Front of Muslim Students
\nHankamnas * National Defense and Security Board
\nHansip civilian police auxiliaries
\nHati Hapus Hukuman Mati (ban capital punishment)
\nHDC Henry Dunant Centre
\nHGB Hak Guna Bangunan, Right of Building
\nhGH Human Growth hormone
\nHGU commercial operation
\nHIKMAHBUDHI Association of the Familes of Indonesian Buddhist Students
\nHimasita Association of Students for Flora Protection
\nHimpala * (university) Outdoor Activities Club,<\/p>\n
not Association of Nature Lovers
\nHimni Indonesian Nuclear Society
\nHiperkes the occupational health and safety program
\nHipmi * Association of Young Indonesian Businessmen
\nHIPPI Indonesian Indigenous Businessmen's Association
\nHIV * Human Immunodeficiency Virus
\nHKBP * Congregation of Batak Protestant Churches
\nHKI Indonesian Christian Church
\nHKTI Indonesian Farmers Association
\nHMI * Association of Islamic Students
\nHMWI Indonesian Women Managers Association
\nHNSI Indonesian Fishermen's Association
\nHPH forest utilization licenses
\nHPPIA Association of Indonesian Researchers and Students in Australia<\/p>\n
(Himpua Pelajardan Peneliti Indonesia di Australi)
\nHSBI Association of Islamic Art and Culture
\nHTI industrial timber estate
\nIAAI Indonesian Aeronautics and Astronautics Institute
\nIADA Intra-Asia Discussion Agreement (for shipping)
\nIAI Indonesian Architects Association
\nIAI Indonesian Advocates Association
\nIAIN was: State Academy of Islamic Studies<\/p>\n
NOT State Islamic Institute<\/p>\n
changed name to: UIN Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University
\nIBF International Badminton Federation
\nIBI Indonesian Midwives Association (IBI)
\nIBRA Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency
\nIBT eastern part of Indonesia
\nICAC International Community Activity Center
\nICEL Indonesian Center for Environmental Law
\nICIP Indonesian Cleaner Industrial Production Program
\nICM Indonesian Court Monitor
\nICMI Association of Indonesian Muslim Intellectuals
\nICOR incremental capital output ratio
\nICTP Indonesian Council of Tourism Partners (based in Los Angeles)<\/p>\n
replaced the Indonesian Tourism Promotion Center (ITPC).<\/p>\n
ICW Indonesian Corruption Watch
\nICWA Indonesian Council on World Affairs (established Dec 1998)
\nIDI * Indonesian Doctors Association
\nIDT * presidential instructions on least developed villages program
\nIDT better:the presidential instructions on least-developed villages
\nIESER Institute for Education and Social Economic Research
\nIFC Indonesian Furniture Club
\nIGA Indonesian Gas Association
\nIGGI * Inter-Governmental Group on Indonesia (NOW CGI)
\nIGGRD Institute for Good Governance and Regional Development
\nIHRSTAD Institute for Human Rights Studies and Advocacy
\nIIEE Foundation- Foundation of Indonesian Institute for Energy Economics
\nIIFTIHAR International Islamic Forum for Science, Technology and Human<\/p>\n
Resources Development, founded in Mecca on 2\/6\/96
\nIIP Institute of Public Administration
\nIJEG Indonesian Japanese European Group
\nIJS Jakarta Social Institute
\nIkadin * Indonesian Bar Association
\nIKAHI Indonesian Judges Association
\nIKAMA Association of the Madurese Community
\n*Ikapi * Indonesian Publishers Association (Ikatan Penerbit Indonesia) OR
\nIkasi * Indonesian Fencing Association
\nIKIP Teachers Training Institute
\nIKJ Jakarta Arts Institute
\nIKPM * (1) Indonesian Fashion Designers Association<\/p>\n
(Ikatan Perancang Mode Indonesia)<\/p>\n
(2) Association of High School and University Students
\nIKPN * Civil Servants Cooperatives Organization
\nIluni-UI University of Indonesia Alumni Association
\nIMA Indonesian Mining Association
\nIMAMI Indonesian Mosques Association
\nIMB building permits
\nIMB International Maritime Bureau
\nIMET International Military Education Training
\nIMI Indonesia Motorsports Association (lnt 4\/98)<\/p>\n
not Indonesian Motor Federation
\nIMM Muhammadiyah Students Association
\nIMPA investment management performance agreement
\nIMS-GT * Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore Growth Triangle
\nIMT-GT * Indonesian-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle
\nINACA * Indonesian National Air Carriers Association
\nInkud Confederation of Primary Cooperatives Association
\nInkopar Employees Cooperative
\nIndef Institute for Development of Economics and Finance
\nINDRA Indonesian Debt Restructuring Agency
\nINFA Indonesian Forwarders Association
\nINFID * International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development
\nINI Indonesian Notary Public Association
\nInkopkar Workers' Central Cooperative
\nINPI Indonesian NGOs Partners Initiatives
\nINPI-PACT Indonesian NGOs Partners Initiatives Private Agencies<\/p>\n
Collaborating Together
\nINPRES * presidential instruction program OR
\nInpres " "
\nINSA Indonesian National Shipowners Association
\nInsus an agricultural intensification program
\nINTI Chinese-Indonesian Association
\nIOM International Organization for Migration
\nIPA Indonesian Petroleum Association
\nIPB * Bogor Institute of Agriculture
\nIPCOS Institute for Policy and Community Development Studies
\nIPHI * Association of Indonesian Lawyers
\nIPKI Independence Vanguard Party (defunct)
\nIPKIN Indonesian Association of Computer and Information Professionals
\nIPK logging license
\nIPMI * Indonesian Management Institute
\nIPMI * Indonesian Fashion Designers Council (Ikatan Perancang Mode<\/p>\n
Indonesia) [listed in style book under Ikatan] (change assoc to council)
\nIPO initial public offering
\nIPOB Indonesian Palm Oil Board (new 02)
\nipoleksosbud ideology, politics, economic, social and cultures
\nIPP independent power producer
\nIPR intellectual property rights
\nIPSI Indonesian Pencak Silat Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nIPTN * Bandung-based PT Industri Pesawat Terbang Nusantara,<\/p>\n
headed by Minister of Research and Technology<\/p>\n
** renamed PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI)
\nIPU Inter-Parliamentary Union
\nIramasuka Irian Jaya, Maluku, Sulawesi and Kalimantan
\nIRC Indonesian Review Committee, an agency set up by the government,<\/p>\n
the International Monetary fund (IMF) and the World Bank to oversee<\/p>\n
the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA).
\nIRF Indonesian Recovery Fund
\nIRI International Republican Institute
\nISAI * Institute for the Studies on Free Flow of Information
\nISEI Indonesian Economists Association
\nISHI Institute of Study on Human Interests
\nISI Indonesian Fine Arts Institute
\nISKA Association of Indonesian Catholic Intellectuals
\nISO International Standardization Organization
\nISSI Indonesian Cycling Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nISWI Association of Indonesian Women Graduates
\nITB * Bandung Institute of Technology
\nITC International Trade Center
\nITI Indonesian Technical Institute
\nITPB Indonesia Tourism Promotion Board different from BPPI ??
\nITS 10 November Istitute of Technology, Surabaya
\nITTO International Tropical Timber Organization
\nJabotabek* Jakarta-Bogor-Tangerang-Bekasi (Greater Jakarta)
\nJakprom Jakarta Tourism Promotion Board,
\nJarkot Jakarta Network
\nJatam Network for Mining Advocacy
\nJATS Jakarta Automated Trading System (at JSK)
\nJETRO Japan External Trade Organization
\nJI (Indonesia's) Jamaah Islamiyah
\nJibor Jakarta interbank offered rate
\nJITC Jakarta International Trade Fair Corporation
\nJKX Jakarta Futures Exchange
\nJLG Sino-British Joint Liason Group (for HK handover to China 30\/6\/97)
\nJMDJ Depok-Jakarta Student Network
\nJOMC Joint Operation Media Center
\nJPS social safety net program
\nJSC Joint Security Committee (to monitor the peace process in Aceh)
\nJSX * Jakarta Stock Exchange (local acr is BJE)
\nKADI Indonesian Anti-Dumping Committee
\nKadin * Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 2nd ref chamber
\nKABI Association for Action of Indonesian Workers
\nKAI state PT Kereta Api Indonesia, new name in 1999. changed from Perumka
\nKADI Indonesian Antidumping Committee
\nKAMI Indonesian Students Action Front (of the 1960s)
\nKAMMI Indonesian Muslim Students Action Front
\nKamper Student Action Committee for People's Care
\nKamra People's Security
\nKAMURRI Students Action Front for Reformation
\nKanwil * district offices of the central government located in the provinces
\nKapci Committee of Indonesian Advocates for the Disabled
\nKapet Biak Integrated Economic Development Zone,<\/p>\n
inaugurated by Soeharto 20\/1\/98
\nKARMA Action Coalition of Acehnese Students
\nKCBI Indonesian Buddhist Intellectuals Association
\nKDEI Stock Clearing and Settlement Agency,<\/p>\n
handles both the clearing and the deliveries of shares
\nor ?? Indonesian Securities Central Depository
\nKDF district development fund
\nKFT * Indonesian Television Workers Association (Ikatan Karyawan dan TV Indones
\nKIP * Kampong Improvement Program
\nKIPP Independent Election Monitoring Committee (new 96)<\/p>\n
(Komite Independen Pengawas Pemilu)<\/p>\n
heading terminology is "poll watchdog".
\nKISDI Indonesian Committee for World Muslem Solidarity
\nKISS Coordination, Integration, Synchronization and Simplification<\/p>\n
(system)
\nKITAP Stay Permit Card
\nKITAS Temporary Stay Permit Card (replaced KIM)
\nKKN corruption, collusion and nepotism
\nKMHDI Association of Indonesian Hindu Students
\nKMI Students Action Union
\nKMPAN Nusantara Youths-Students Committee
\nKNIL Royal Netherlands East Indies Army (whose members included Indonesians)
\nKNIP National Committee of Central Indonesia, an advisory body to the<\/p>\n
president established in 1945
\nKNPI Indonesian National Youth Committee, mins 30\/10\/96
\nKobame Red Beret Corps
\nKobar Workers Committee for Reform Action
\nKobatama national basketball league
\nKodam regional military command
\nKodiklat * Military Education and Training Command in Bandung
\nKodim district military command
\nKokam Muhammadiyah civilian guards
\nKomnas GSK National Commission for Love Life
\nKomnas HAM National Commission on Human Rights
\nKomnas PA National Commission for Children's Protection
\nKONI National Sports Council
\nKonphalindo National Consortium for Nature and Forest Conservation
\nKontras Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence
\nKopassus * the Army's Special Forces (red berets) (uppercase)<\/p>\n
Komando Pasukan Khusus
\nKopkamtib Operational Command for the Restoration of Security and Order<\/p>\n
(defunct) an internal security agency<\/p>\n
(Komando Operasi Pemulihan Keamanan dan Ketertiban)
\nKopti Indonesian Soybean Curd and Soybean Cake Cooperative<\/p>\n
Korem military command post
\nKorpri * Indonesian Civil Servants Corps
\nKOSGORO Multipurpose Cooperative of Mutual Assistance
\nor Kosgoro ?
\nKostrad * Army Strategic Reserves Command (green berets)(Probowo)<\/p>\n
Komando Cadangan Strategis Angkatan Darat
\nKOTA Coalition for Budget Transparency
\nKowani * Indonesian Women's Congress
\nKPA Agrarian Reform Consortium
\nKPB State Joint Marketing Office
\nKPB Work for National Care
\nKPBA Society for the Advancement of Children's Literature
\nKPEN National Economic Recovery Committee (replacing DPUN)
\nKPIKD Coalition of Indonesian Women for Justice and Democracy
\nKPKPN Public Servants' Wealth Audit Commission
\nKPKU government loan program for small enterprises
\nKPLP * (Kesatuan Penjagaan Laut dan Panti)<\/p>\n
Indonesian Coast and Sea Guard Unit
\nKPN National Investigative Commission (just for Theys' death in 2001??)
\nKPP HAM Commission of Inquiry into Human Rights Violations (in East Timor)
\nKPPRI Indonesian Successors Struggle Association
\nKPPU Business Competition Supervisory Commission
\nKPR housing loan\/home loan
\nKPS Commission for Peace and Stability
\nKPBB Committee for Leaded Fuel Eradication
\nKPTPPU Commission to Combat Money Laundering
\nKPU General Elections Commission<\/p>\n
(name changed from National Elections Committee 3\/99 (see PPI)
\nKRA Aceh People's Congress
\nKRHN National Consortium for Legal Reform
\nKRK Central Kalimantan People's Congress
\nKROAB People's Coalition Against the New Order
\nKSDA Natural Resources Conservation Office
\nKSO joint operation scheme
\nKTI Indonesian Boxing Committee (lnt 4\/98)
\nKTL * traffic control zone
\nKUD village cooperatives
\nKUHAP Criminal Law Procedures Code
\nKUHP Criminal Code
\nKUHPer (or KUH Perdata) Civil Code (law)
\nKUK small enterprises OR credit for?
\nKukesra Kredit Usaha Kesejahteraan (People's Prosperity Business Credit)<\/p>\n
(antipoverty drive)
\nKUT credit for farmers
\nKWI * Bishops Council of Indonesia (under religious org)
\nKWK Koperasi Wahana Kalpika, a bus cooperative established in Mar 96
\nLAKA Aceh Custom and Culture Institute
\nLamindo Latin America-Indonesia trading firm<\/p>\n
(to be established by Kadin in 96\/97?)
\nLAN * National Institute of Administration
\nLantamal I and II Naval Base I and II
\nLapan * National Aeronautics and Space Agency
\nLASIK laser in-situ keratomileusis, a procedure that corrects vision<\/p>\n
with a laser, CE 2\/2000
\nLBH * Legal Aid Institute , also see YLBHI
\nLBH APIK Women's Association for Legal Aid
\nLDR loan-to-deposit ratio, which measures a bank's loans compared to<\/p>\n
its third party liabilities or public funds deposited
\nLEI Indonesian Ecolabeling Foundation (or Agency?)
\nLekra People's Cultural Institute (leaned heavily toward communism<\/p>\n
in the early 1960s)
\nLemhanas * National Resilience Institute
\nLemhannas * (used to stand for Lembaga Pertahanan Nasional\/<\/p>\n
National Defense Institute) beginning on Feb. 2, 1995,<\/p>\n
its name was officially changed to Lembaga Ketahanan<\/p>\n
Nasional (National Resilience Institute, although its<\/p>\n
acronym remains unchanged.
\nLIPI * Indonesian Institute of Sciences
\nLitsus screening for contractors to enter government bids
\nLKMD * Community Welfare Organization, at village level
\nKHM monthly regional minimum living requirement
\nLMND Students League for Democracy
\nLNG liquefied natural gas
\nLP2K Institute for Consumers' Protection and Fostering ???
\nLP3ES ?? Institute of Economic and Social Study and Development<\/p>\n
OR Institute of Research, Education and Information of Social and<\/p>\n
Economic Affairs
\nLP3M Institute of Rural, Coast and Societal Studies
\nLPBH-TKI Legal Aid Institute for Indonesian Migrant Workers
\nLPG liquefied petroleum gas
\nLPSI Institute for Strategic Studies of Indonesia<\/p>\n
OR ? Indonesian Institute for Strategic Studies ??
\nLPU General Elections Institute (Lembagar Pemilian Umum)
\nLPU Committee for General Elections
\nLSAF Institute of Religious and Philosophical Studies
\nLSF * Film Censorship Institute, formerly called the Film<\/p>\n
Censorship Board (BSF)
\nLTO Large Taxpayers' Office (est. 7\/02)
\nLUBER -- langsung, umum, bebas, rahasia (direct, public, free and<\/p>\n
secret {elections})
\nLVRI * Indonesian Veterans Legion
\nMA Supreme Justice
\nMahmilub * the special court for members of the Armed Forces or<\/p>\n
the Communist party involved in the 1965 coup attempt.
\nMANI Anti-Nuclear Society
\nMappi People Against Copyright Piracy and Pornography
\nMARA Council for People's Mandate (Majelis Amanah Rakyat, new 5\/98)
\nMasyumi Majelis Syarikat Umat Muslimin Indonesia (Indonesian Muslim<\/p>\n
Congregation) Use Masyumi alone. Use old and new only when the<\/p>\n
old one is being referred to
\nMasjumi defunct Islamic political party Majelis Syurro Muslimin Indonesia
\nMCK * mandi, cuci, kakus. Use public bathing, washing and toilet<\/p>\n
facilities
\nMEFP Memorandum of Economic and Financial Policies
\nMenwa * university military group, recruited and trained by ABRI
\nMIC military-industrial complex (see dictionary)
\nMIPPA Indonesian Society for Alternative Press (Australia-based)
\nMKGR Musyawarah Kekeluargaan Gotong Royong, a mass organization<\/p>\n
affiliated to Golkar (broke away from G in 5\/98) (translates<\/p>\n
Mutual Assistance Consultative Organization)
\nMMI Indonesian Mujahidin Council
\nMNCs * multinational corporations\/multinational companies, MNC
\nMobnas national car
\nMonas National Monument (is in Medan Merdeka Square)
\nMOU * memorandum of understanding
\nMPI Indonesian Forestry Society
\nMPI Indonesian Press Society (new 11\/98)
\nMPI Indonesian Tourism Society
\nMPK People for Constitution
\nMPKR Safeguarding of People's Sovereignty group
\nMPR * People's Consultative Assembly (Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat)
\nMPRS Provisional People's Consultative Assembly
\nMRT Mass Rapid Transit (or Transport?)
\nMSAA master of settlement acquisition agreement (MSAA)
\nMTI Indonesian Transportation Society
\nMTI Indonesian Transparency Society
\nMTP Anti-Pornography Society
\nMUI * Indonesian Ulemas Council (under religious org)
\nMUI DKI Jakarta Ulemas Council
\nMURI Indonesian Museum of Records (in Semarang)
\nMWCC Media Watch and Consumer Center
\nNAFED National Agency for Export Development (English acronym, see BPEN)
\nNCO Nusantara Chamber Orchestra
\nNDA net domestic assets
\nNEM final grade point average (final school exam result)
\nNERIC Natural Resources Information Center
\nNGO * non-governmental organization
\nNICA Netherlands Indies civil administration
\nNII Indonesian Islamic State (no need to use)
\nNPL\/NPLs nonperforming loan\/loans
\nNSI * Nichiren Shoshu Indonesia (Buddhist sect)
\nNTB West Nusa Tenggara
\nNTT East Nusa Tenggara
\nNU * Nahdlatul Ulama, a 30-million-strong Muslim organization.<\/p>\n
(other org is the 28-million-strong Muhammadiyah, was under Amien Rais)<\/p>\n
Leader: Abdurrahman Wahid,<\/p>\n
also known as Gus Dur, founder of Forum of Democracy<\/p>\n
(Forum Demokrasi) (under religious org)
\nOIC Organization of Islamic Conference
\nOKE Sports and Humanity Program
\nONH haj pilgrimage fund
\nOPK special market operation
\nOPM Free Papua Movement
\nOrganda Organization of Land Transportation Owners<\/p>\n
not Land Transport Owners Association, nor Land Transportation Organization
\nOrmas mass organizations
\nOrsos social organizations
\nOrpol political organizations
\nOT (organisasi terlarang, prohibited organization)<\/p>\n
also see ET (eks tahanan politik,)
\nOTB organisasi tanpa bentuk (formless organizations)
\nP3DT infrastructure development program in less-developed villages
\nP3I Association of Indonesian Advertising Agencies
\nP3M Association for Pesantren and Community Development
\nP3TT Indonesian Task Force for the Implementation of the Popular<\/p>\n
Consultation on East Timor
\nP4 (PPPP) (Central) Committee for the Settlement of Labor Disputes<\/p>\n
or P4P (P4D) Local Committee ...
\nP4 (PPPP) guidelines for the comprehension and practical application<\/p>\n
of Pancasila
\nP4D Regional Committee for the Settlement of Labor Disputes<\/p>\n
(attached to the Ministry of Manpower)
\nP4TT Post-ballot Task Force in East Timor
\nP5, P-5 or PPPPP Association of Retired Tax Officials
\nPABBSI Indonesian Weightlifting, Powerlifting and Bodybuilding<\/p>\n
Association
\nPAC * Political Action Committee
\nPAD the city budget
\nPaham Indonesian Advocacy Center for Law and Human Rights
\nPamswakarsa civilian security guards (new 2001)
\nPangkopkamtib defunct internal security agency
\nPangkostrad Collaboration of Armed Forces Strategic Command
\nPanwaslak or Panwaslakpus Election Supervisory Committee (Panitia Pengawas<\/p>\n
Pelaksana Pemilu) this is a state body, not a private sector body,<\/p>\n
use "official" before it. Example: Polls are supervised by the<\/p>\n
official Election Supervision Committee. In 2nd ref call it the<\/p>\n
"official supervision committee" , the "official poll committee",<\/p>\n
or "official committee" headings use: poll body or poll agency
\nPantura Java's northern coast (pantai utara)
\nPappri Association of Indonesian Songwriters and Music Arrangers
\nPARFI Indonesian Actors Guild
\nParkindo defunct Indonesian Christian Party
\nParkindo Indonesian Christian Participation (new Nov 95)
\nPASI Indonesian Amateur Athletics Association (lnt 4\/98)<\/p>\n
not Indonesian Amateur Track and Field Association
\nPaskas Air Force's Special Force
\nPasopati Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) (videophone)
\nPaspampres Presidential Security Detail (old acronym was Paswalpres)
\nPBB (Indo acronym for) United Nations
\nPBHI Indonesian Legal Aid and Human Rights Association, founded 5\/11\/96
\nPBI Indonesian Bowling Association
\nPBNU NU central board
\nPBSI Badminton Association of Indonesia (lnt 4\/98)
\nPBVSI Indonesian Volleyball Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPCPP Association of Intellectuals for Pancasila Development
\nPDA personal digital assistant (computerized planner) palm
\nPDB National Democratic Party (new 7\/02)
\nPDBI Indonesian Business Data Center
\nPDHI Indonesian Veterinaries Association
\nPDI * Indonesian Democratic Party (Partai Demokrasi Indonesia)
\nPDI Perjuangan Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle
\nPDII-LIPI Center for Scientific Documentation and Information at the<\/p>\n
Indonesian Science Institute
\nPDP Papuan Presidium Council
\nPDR People's Sovereignty Party
\nPDRB gross regional product (not a proper acronym, used by city as<\/p>\n
product domestic regional bruto [bruto Indo word])
\nPED private external debt
\nPefindo PT Pemeringkat Efek Indonesia, the state (bond) rating agency,
\nPegadaian state-owned pawn shops
\nPelangi Indonesian Kite Association
\nPelindo * PT Pelabuhan Indonesia, a company assigned to managed<\/p>\n
several seaports in West Java,<\/p>\n
Pelindo II manages Tanjung Priok port in Jakarta.
\nPelti * Indonesian Tennis Association
\nPEPABRI Veterans Association, was Armed Forces Veterans Association
\nPeradah Association of Hindu Youths
\nPeradin Association of Indonesian Advocates
\nPerbakin Indonesian Target Shooting and Hunting Association (lnt 4\/98)<\/p>\n
changed from Indonesian Shooting Association
\nPerbanas Federation of Private Domestic Banks (HEN preferred)<\/p>\n
no longer National Private Banks Association
\nPerbasi Indonesian Basketball Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPerbasasi Indonesian Baseball and Softball Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPercasi * Indonesian Chess Association
\nPerhapi Association of Indonesian Mining Professionals
\nPerintis crowd control troops, riot police
\nPerhepi Association of Agriculture Experts
\nPerkemi Indonesian Kempo Association (lnt 4\/98)<\/p>\n
(Kempo is a Korean martial art,
\nPermata Women Against Violence
\nPEROSI Indonesian Osteoporosis Association
\nPerpani Indonesian Archery Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPerpobin Indonesian Power Boating Association
\nPersagi Indonesian Nutrition Association
\nPersani Indonesian Gymnastics Association (lnt 98)
\nPersero State-owned limited liability company
\nPersetasi Indonesian Sepaktakraw Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPersija Jakarta Soccer Association
\nPersis Persatuan Islam
\nPersit association of wives of servicemen
\nPertina * Indonesian Amateur Boxing Association
\nPerum state company
\nPerumka * state railway company Perusahaan Umum Kereta Api (DON'T<\/p>\n
USE state-owned) PJKA is OLD name. Perumka changed name in 1999 to<\/p>\n
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI)
\nPerumnas* State Housing Company
\nPeruri state-owned securities paper and bank note printing company
\nPesti Indonesian Soft Tennis Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPET * polyethylene terephthalate
\nPETA Pembela Tanah Air (Defenders of the Motherland), the militia set up<\/p>\n
during the Japanese occupation in 1942. PETA was one of several<\/p>\n
militias that were incorporated, after the proclamation of<\/p>\n
independence in August 1945, to become the Badan Keamanan Rakyat<\/p>\n
(People's Security Corps). The BKR later became the republic's<\/p>\n
military, now known as the Armed Forces (ABRI), which was<\/p>\n
established on Oct. 5, 1945.
\nPFN state-owned Movie Industry
\nPG * parental guidance
\nPGA Religious Teachers Training Vocational School
\nPGI * Indonesian Communion of Churches (Protestant) under religious org
\nPGI Indonesian Golf Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPGN PT Perusahaan Gas Negara
\nPGRI * Indonesian Teachers Union (Persatu Guru RI)
\nPGSI Indonesian Wrestling Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPHDI * Indonesian Hindu Religious Council (under religious org)
\nPHRI * Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association
\nPHSI Indonesian Hockey Association
\nPIFA * Portugal-Indonesia Friendship Association
\nPII * Institute of Indonesian Engineers
\nPijar Center of Information and Action Network for Reform (an NGO)
\nPIKI association of Protestant Intelligentsia
\nPIN National Immunization Week
\nPindad Army Industrial Affairs Center (includes its weaponry business)<\/p>\n
and
\nPindad Army Industrial Affairs
\nPIPM capital market information centers
\nPIR smallholders estate
\nPITA Indonesian Motherland Party (new 2002)<\/p>\n
(Partai Indonesia Tanah Airku
\nPJKA old name of state railway company, now Perumka
\nPJSI Indonesian Judo Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPK horsepower. do not use PK, it is Indonesian
\nPKBI Indonesian Planned Parenthood Association
\nPKI (defunct) Indonesia Communist Party
\nPKK Family Welfare Movement, a community family welfare organization run<\/p>\n
by women
\nPKWA American Studies Center (at the University of Indonesia)
\nPlasma Institute for Environmental and Human Resources Development
\nPLN PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara, state-owned electricity company
\nPLTN mega nuclear power project
\nPMA foreign investment distribution companies
\nPMI Indonesian Red Cross
\nPMII Indonesian Quality Management Association,<\/p>\n
chairman: Sudomo
\nPMII also Indonesian Islamic Students Movement
\nPMKRI * Association of Catholic Students
\nPMKS residents with social and community problems
\nPMPD Pro-Democracy Students Party, established by a group of Hasanuddin<\/p>\n
University (Unjungpaandang) students on 3\/10\/96
\nPMU Project Management Unit (for Jakarta subway)
\nPMUT Trisakti University Student Presidium
\nPN * state company (also see PT)<\/p>\n
(a state company is managed by the state)
\nPNBI government nontax revenue
\nPNBK Bung Karno Nationalist Party (new 7\/02)
\nPNI Indonesian National Unity (Persatuan Nasional Indonesia, established<\/p>\n
Oct. 1995)
\nPNI * Indonesian National Party(not Nationalist Party, style changed 8\/98)
\nPNRI state-owned Printing Company
\nPODSI Indonesian Rowing Association
\nPOGI Indonesian Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
\nPOLRI National Police
\nPolsuspel Special Seaport Police Corps (new Oct 2001)
\nPOM Food and drug Agency
\nPOMG * parent-teacher association Uppercase when referring to<\/p>\n
Persaatuan Orang Tua Murid dan Guru
\nPON * National Games<\/p>\n
(PON is plural, as National Games is plural. where possible use<\/p>\n
"the Games" in second reference rather than PON. mins 12\/9)
\nPoperi * the Association of Indonesian Lawyers Organizations:<\/p>\n
AAI and five lawyers' organizations -- IPHI, LBPH<\/p>\n
Kosgoro, BPKH MKGR, LKBH Trisula and LPPH -- joined<\/p>\n
forces to establish Poperi
\nPordasi Indonesian Equestrian and Horse Racing Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPorlasi Indonesian Yachting Association
\nPorserosi Indonesian Roller Skating Association
\nPosindo PT Pos Indonesia, state-owned postal service company
\nPOSSI Indonesian Diving Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPosyandu integrated health services post(s)
\nPPATK Financial Transaction and Report Analysis Center (new 2002)
\nPPBI Center for Indonesian Workers Struggle (a labor union not recognized<\/p>\n
by the govt
\nPPD state-run city bus (or municipal) company (DO NOT USE state-owned)
\nPPFI Indonesian Film Company Organization
\nPPI Indonesian Workers Party (new 5\/98)
\nPPI Indonesian Elections Committee (under Panwaslak)
\nPPI National Elections Committee (new 3\/99 under KPU)
\nPPI Islamic Students Association
\nPPD I Provincial Elections Committee (new 3\/99 under KPU)
\nPPD II Mayoralty\/Regional Elections Committee (new 3\/99 under KPU)<\/p>\n
PPDK Unity, Democracy and Nationhood Party (new 7\/02)
\nPPIP Portugal-Indonesia Friendship Association
\nPPK\/PPKs District Polling Committe\/Committees
\nPPMKI Vintage Car Lovers Association
\nPPN value-added tax (VAT)
\nPPAI Indonesian Child Protection Association
\nPPATK Center for the Reporting and Analysis of Financial Transactions
\nPPMI Indonesian Muslim Workers Association
\nPPP * United Development Party (Partai Persatuan Pembanganun)
\nPPPM or P3M Association for Pesantren and Community Development
\nPPPM Education for Middle-Ranking Navigation Officers
\nPPRM Crack Riot Troops
\nPPS Subdistrict Polling Committee
\nPPSK Center for Strategy and Policy Studies
\nPPTI Organization for Eradication of Tuberculosis
\nPPW-LIPI Center for Political and Regional Studies, Indonesian Institute of<\/p>\n
Sciences
\nPRD Democratic People's Party
\nProkasih Clean River Program
\nPropenas National Development Program (replaced Repelita in 2000)
\nProper Prokasih, Business Performance Rating
\nPROV internal affairs
\nPRSI Indonesian Swimming Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPSASI Indonesia Water Skiing Association
\nPSHKI Center of Indonesian Legal and Policies Studies
\nPSI * Indonesian Socialist Party (defunct)
\nPSI * Indonesian Squash Assoc
\nPSIS Semarang soccer club
\nPSMTI Chinese-Indonesian Social Association
\nPSPI Center for the Study of Indonesian Property
\nPSRSI Indonesian Squash Association
\nPSSI Soccer Association of Indonesia (name changed 2001)
\nPST Timor Socialist Party
\nPT * state-owned company (PN is state company)<\/p>\n
(state-owned is privately run)
\nPTDI PT Dirgantara Indonesia (was IPTN)
\nPTIK Police Staff College
\nPTMSI Indonesian Table Tennis Association (lnt 4\/98)
\nPTO entertainment tax
\nPTPN\/ PTPNs state plantation company\/ies
\nPTS Pendaftaran Tanah Sistematis (Systematic Land Registration)
\nPTTUN State Administrative High Court
\nPTUN State Administrative Court
\nPUDI Indonesian Democratic Union Party<\/p>\n
(established by Sri Bintang Pamungkas on 29\/5\/96...illegal)
\nPuskopad Army's cooperative
\nPuskopau Indonesian Air Force Cooperative
\nPuskesmas public health clinics
\nPuslabfor National Police central forensics laboratory
\nPWAs People With HIV\/AIDS
\nPwC PricewaterhouseCoopers
\nPWI * Indonesian Journalists Association (Persatuan Wartawan<\/p>\n
Indonesia) govt backed
\nRAPI a ham radio organization
\nRata OR RATA? Rehabilitation Action for Torture Victims in Aceh
\nRatih (Rakyat terlatih) civilian militia (govt plans to est 12\/98)<\/p>\n
REI Indonesian Real Estate Developers Association,<\/p>\n
not Association of Indonesian Developers,<\/p>\n
nor Indonesian Association of Real Estate Developers,<\/p>\n
nor Indonesian Real Estate Association
\nRepelita, Pelita Repelita stands for Rencana Pembangungan Lima Tahun<\/p>\n
* (Five-Year Development Plan. Pelita stands for Pembangunan Lima Tahun<\/p>\n
(Five-Year Development Program. Repelita is the plan, Pelita is the<\/p>\n
finished program. Do not interchange, e.g. the current Sixth<\/p>\n
Five-Year Development Plan will end on March 31, 1999.<\/p>\n
The Fourth Five-Year Development Program was considered successful.<\/p>\n
(Long-Term Development Plan\/Programs are for 25 years.)
\nREPETA Annual Development Plan
\nRIDeP Research Institute for Democracy and Peace
\nRIS Republic of the United States of Indonesia<\/p>\n
(Republik Indonesia Seriate) called this after immediately after<\/p>\n
independence in 1945 (in 1950 the Unitary State of the<\/p>\n
Republic of Indonesia was reestablished).
\nRKL Environmental Management Plan
\nRMS South Maluku Republic<\/p>\n
(a separatist movement presumably quashed in 1950s)
\nRPKAD Army's old<\/p>",
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