JAKARTA, Dec. 14 (Xinhua) - Asian Development Bank (ADB) provides 200 million U.S. dollar funds to help Indonesia boost ongoing reform and implement development agenda, Bisnis.com reported here Tuesday. 'The reforms are expected to spur higher economic growth in mid- term,' said Edimon Ginting, senior economist of the ADB in the bank representative office in Jakarta. Indonesia has carried out reform in the sectors of bureaucracy and legal institutions. Indonesian economy was resilient during the global financial routs last year and registered at 4.5 percent. The economy is targeted at 6 percent this year and 6.4 percent next year. The government prepares steps to push high influx of capital inflow to longer term deposit, which may reduce currency volatility and financial stability. Accelerating economy at the modest level and higher interest rate with 6.5 percent amid the expectation to jump to investment grade have lured much-needed foreign investment into the country. 