During the 19 years since its establishment, PATTIRO has consistently made its contribution in supporting the establishment of good governance at both the national and regional levels. These efforts include conducting research and studies, collaborating with and building the capacity of citizens and CSOs, providing technical assistance to government/local government staff, synergizing with stakeholders, including …
Not felt, PATTIRO has entered the age of 18 years. In terminology of human life maturity, 18 years old is the initial stage of maturity, which is reflected by changes in the way of thinking and behaving, especially in relation to oneself and the environment. Likewise with PATTIRO. As a civil society organization, we continue …
In this annual report, PATTIRO reiterates the efforts undertaken in line with the three focus areas, namely transparency, public service accountability, and public finance management. For PATTIRO, 2015 was a time to solidify its position on two main issues: Health and Village. The first is strongly associated with a variety of successful initiatives launched in …
The 2014 Annual Report takes Transparency Focus Area as the main theme, which highlights PATTIRO’s journey in promoting transparency issue, lesson learnt, and further agenda. The emphasis on transparency issue is regarding the fact that most activities performed in 2014 are related to it. Briefly, PATTIRO’s journey in promoting transparency issue can be divided into …
Since its establishment in 1999, Center for Regional Information and Studies (PATTIRO) has produced many outputs and reached various achievements, as well as given significant contributions to changes in society and government in Indonesia. Through its three focus areas, transparency, as well as public finance and social accountability, PATTIRO has always seek to ensure the …
In 2012, PATTIRO managed to finish its entire works in three focus areas, public service, public policies, and public finance management. Through the works PATTIRO conducted throughout the year, we tried to improve the quality of public service the government provided for the citizens, create governance reform, and ensure the realization of social welfare in …
In this last ten years, after reformation in the late 1990’s, Indonesia experienced rapid changes in its life of state. Both government and its citizens were committed to uphold the values of Human Rights and implement the spirit of democracy and decentralizations to the governance. The government’s commitment to always honor the Human Rights values …
The success of the direct elections, especially the presidential and vice-presidential elections in 2004, brought hope for change. This great hope cannot be separated from the assumption that direct elections are the real form, even the only one, of democracy. A natural thing considering that people still think that the leader is everything; change the …
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At the beginning of this millennium, hopes for the birth of a democratic society bloomed in Indonesia. Along with the many changes in the social and political situation brought about by the 1998 Reform and the implementation of regional autonomy in 1999, the hopes of the Indonesian people also rose to achieve a better life. …
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