Environmental issues are global issues that have long been an international discussion. For the first time, environmental issues were discussed by the United Nations (UN) on the Environment in 1972 in Stockholm, Sweden. Then it was reappointed by the United Nations at a meeting in Rio De Janiero, Brazil in 1992. The meeting was followed […]
Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting / PPRG (Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting) is a strategy that is believed by various parties at the national and global levels to be quite effective in efforts to implement gender mainstreaming strategies in development. The initial foundation for gender mainstreaming in development in Indonesia began in 2000 with the
2018 Annual Report (Synergy for Inclusive, Equitable and Gender Responsive Development) Read More »
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
2015 Annual Report (PATTIRO’s Reflection on Promoting Accountability of Public Service) Read More »
Center for Regional Information and Studies {PATTIRO) was founded in 1999 and has produced many outputs and reached important achievements in influencing major reforms to the Indonesian society and good governance within the Indonesian Government. Through its three focus areas, PATTIRO has always ensured the existence of social accountability in the implementation of local governance
In 2012, PATTIRO starts a new role from organizer for program activities which are grantee in nature to implementing partner for the donor’s project. PATTIRO work as implementing partner for AIPMNH (Australia Indonesia Partnership for Maternal & Neonatal Health) at NTT’s mother and children health program has marked that change of role. PATTIRO also becomes
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Within the last 10 years, since reform in the end of 1990s, Indonesia experiences rapid growth in politics, namely strengthened commitment of Human Rights, along with democratization and decentralization. Commitment to Human Rights is materialized from the fundamental part, namely from Amendment of Constitution 1945, making law on guarantee of Human Rights, and ratification of
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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
Annual Report 2006 (Seeking Development Alternatives by Stringing Citizen Voices) Read More »
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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