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Strengthening Regional Poverty Alleviation Programs

The number of poor people in Indonesia as of March 2022 reached more than 26 million people. This figure is equivalent to 9.54% of Indonesia’s population. The government is committed to implementing poverty alleviation programs by issuing Presidential Decree Number 96 of 2015 concerning the Acceleration of Poverty Alleviation. This commitment is strengthened by Presidential […]

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Reaffirming PATTIRO’s Role as a Think Tank and Advocacy Institution

Take one step backward to take two steps forward. In formulating steps forward, we need to look back at the situation backwards as a reflection of the various achievements and series of events that we have faced. PATTIRO has faced various situations and a series of activities, both those that have achievements and those that

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Youth Involvement in Citizen Journalism and Collaborative Action for Climate Resilience

Climate changes affected youth live as they were constrained a damaged earth and uninhabitable environment. Thus, it is important to provide awareness towards climate changes to youth so they can fight for restore the environment which they will inherit. Some of the efforts that can be taken are involving youth in citizen journalism and environmental

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Grievance Channel to Improve Public Service Certainty

People have the right to get guarantees for quality public services, non-discriminatory, and in accordance with applicable standards. Certainty in public services will further increase public trust in the government. This was raised at the LAPOR! Goes to Campus Online, Pandeglang Regency, organized by PATTIRO in collaboration with the Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform

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The Role of Social Forestry in Ensuring the Sustainability of Forest and Land Rehabilitation

Forest and Land Rehabilitation (RHL) will not be successful if there is no sustainability in it. The Social Forestry Scheme also supports the sustainability of RHL. Bambang Supriyanto as the Director General of Social Forestry and Environmental Partnerships at the Ministry of Environment and Forestry said that the RHL scheme can increase community participation and

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Space for Vulnerable Groups and Private Parties in Climate Resilience Action

Everybody is affected and vulnerable in disaster caused by climate change. Nevertheless, the distribution of vulnerabilities among vulnerable group, such as women, elderly, people with disabilities, and children, becomes larger in a disaster.  Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Specialist of VICRA, Ramadhaniati, argue vulnerable group issue in facing the disaster caused by climate change

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Make Research More Meaningful by Writing an Effective Reports

Good research is research that is written. Nevertheless, research could be impactful if people read it and can be used as reference material to solve problems in society. Among the time, the need of information was developed. We need a novelty strategic in writing the effective report. Therefore, our research could be captivating. PATTIRO through

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Best Practice Management of Forestry Natural Resources Revenue Sharing Fund Reforestation Fund (DBH DR) in Support of Social Forestry in West Sumatra Province

Forestry Natural Resources Revenue Sharing Fund Reforestation Fund (DBH DR) is a regional right which came from the receipt of forestry natural resources reforestation fund. DBH DR was gave to regional government to full fill their needs in order to implemented decentralization. Since 2017, DBH DR was given to regional government to producing provinces as

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Policy Brief Encouraging Policy and Implementation of Gender Responsive Social Forestry Management

Data from the Statistics Indonesia (BPS) shows that the Labor Force Participation Rate (TPAK) of women is still far below the men, where the TPAK for men is 83.2% and women is only 54.3% (BPS, 2022). As an effort to increase women’s TPAK, the government has issued a policy of managing forest areas by the

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Optimizing the Use of Revenue Sharing Funds for Natural Resources and Forestry Reforestation Funds for Provinces and Regencies/Cities

Since 2017, the Revenue Sharing Fund for Natural Resources and Forestry Reforestation Funds (DBH DR) has been distributed to producing provinces as a consequence of implementing Law No. 23 of 2014 concerning Regional Government which transferred authority for forestry affairs from districts/cities to provinces. Although it has been transferred, there are still remaining DBH DR

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Effective Communication is the Key to Successful Policy Advocacy

Communication and advocacy are interrelated. Successful advocacy is born from effective and targeted communication. Therefore, in carrying out advocacy work, civil society social groups need to have skills in developing communication and advocacy strategies so that they can voice the aspirations of the people in the areas they assist with effectively and in accordance with

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