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Embracing vulnerable groups for a sustainable climate future

Jakarta, Augsts 13, 2024– Climate change is forcing us to listen, embrace, and act together in the face of challenges. In this effort, the VICRA Program, supported by the Dutch Embassy in Indonesia, has shown that the collaboration of various parties is able to turn challenges into opportunities. After a meaningful journey, the VICRA consortium

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Strengthening Sustainability and Environmental Protection through EFT Policy

The Civil Society Coalition for Environmental Protection Funding (KMS-PPL) is proud to announce the successful implementation of the National Ecological Fiscal Transfer (EFT) Workshop, as part of the 5th EFT National Conference – 2024. This event was organized with the support of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ford Foundation, and The Asia Foundation. Active

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Hope for Prosperity in Mining Rich Areas Through Mining Revenue Management

Mining-rich areas such as West Aceh, Lebong, Bojonegoro and West Sumbawa regencies have high natural resource (SDA) potential because they are areas that have extractive industries. However, unfortunately, these four regions still face challenges in the form of high levels of poverty. Based on a study by PATTIRO in collaboration with the Bojonegoro Institute, Akar

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Special Financial Assistance for Regional Environmental Budget Allocation

The implementation of a green economy needs to be supported by regulations that provide long-term social benefits and minimize environmental risks. This needs to be supported by environmental funding policies in regional spending. This policy also aims to strengthen the implementation of the mandate of Law (UU) Number 32 of 2009 concerning Environmental Protection and

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Encouraging Assessment of Environmental and Forestry Output and Process Indicators in Fiscal Incentive Policies

After Law Number 1 of 2022 concerning Financial Relations between the Central Government and Regional Governments was issued, the incentive arrangements previously contained in Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) 160/PMK.07/2021 concerning Regional Incentive Funds (DID) no longer apply. This regulation was then updated PMK 125/PMK.O7/2023 concerning Management of Fiscal Incentives for the 2024 Fiscal Year

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Opportunities for the Minister of Home Affairs Regulation on General APBD Guidelines to Become a Legal Umbrella for Environmental Incentive Funding

One of the government’s efforts to encourage inclusive and sustainable development is through strengthening funding. Since 2017, PATTIRO together with the Civil Society Coalition for Environmental Funding through the support of The Asia Foundation have had an agenda to encourage strengthening public sector funding through ecologically based budget transfer policies (Ecological Fiscal Transfer/EFT). This emerged

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Achievements in Encouraging Multi Stakeholder Forums in Papua

PATTIRO together with development partners in Papua who are members of the Judicial Approach in Papua Area (JAiPA) Program, namely the Independent Consultation Foundation for People’s Empowerment (KIPRa), the Limited Association for the Study and Empowerment of Papuan Indigenous Peoples (Pt PPMA), and the Wasur Lestari Papua Foundation (YWLP ) encouraging forest-friendly policies in Papua

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Alleviating Poverty Holistically Through Multistakeholder Involvement in West Sumbawa Regency

West Sumbawa Regency is a mining producing area with large natural resource potential. However, the poverty rate in Sumbawa Regency is still quite high, namely 12.95% (BPS, 2023). Regional governments need to have a strategy for poverty alleviation that is carried out holistically by involving various parties. This is because poverty is correlated with other

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