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GRB Training: PATTIRO’s Commitment to Promoting Gender-Responsive Development

Gender Mainstreaming (GMS) continues to face various implementation challenges, particularly at the development planning and budgeting stages. To address these challenges, PATTIRO organized an online Gender-Responsive Budgeting Analysis Training on Tuesday and Wednesday (February 3–4, 2026), as part of an effort to strengthen the understanding and technical capacity of stakeholders. The event was attended by […]

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Strengthening Community Engagement in Environmental Governance through Improved Access to Green Financing

PATTIRO organized a coaching clinic for civil society groups to strengthen their capacity in accessing Forest and Other Land Use (FOLU) funding through the Environmental Fund Management Agency (BPDLH). This activity is part of the SETAPAK 4 Program supported by The Asia Foundation, which focuses on forest and land protection through strengthened governance to enhance

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RBC FOLU Green Financing Opportunities for Regions: Lessons Learned from South Kalimantan

Efficiency in budget transfers from the central to local governments has encouraged regional authorities to seek alternative funding sources to strengthen regional resilience against the impacts of climate change. In response, South Kalimantan Province has demonstrated a strong commitment to forest and land rehabilitation through the Green Revolution Movement (Gerakan Revolusi Hijau), supported by Result-Based

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Climate Funding is Key: PATTIRO Builds Understanding with NTB DLHK

Mataram — The Environmental and Forestry Agency (DLHK) of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Province expressed appreciation for PATTIRO’s initiative in facilitating the strengthening of climate funding in NTB Province. In the initial coordination meeting to build a mutual understanding for assistance between PATTIRO and the NTB Provincial Government, DLHK emphasized the importance of cross-sector collaboration

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Youth Become the Key to Climate Action: DLHK and PATTIRO Call for Collaboration in Banten

Cross-sector collaboration in environmental conservation efforts in Banten Province needs to be continuously strengthened. The Banten Provincial Environmental and Forestry Agency (DLHK) together with PATTIRO organized a public discussion titled “The Role of Young Generation in Environmental Conservation in Banten” at the Banten Provincial DPRD (Regional People’s Representative Council) Multipurpose Building on Friday (28/11). This

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Women Create Sustainable Environments with Digital Waste Banks in Banten

Photo Source: LPM SiGMA Serang, November 15, 2025—PATTIRO, in collaboration with PATTIRO Banten and the Banten Provincial Environment and Forestry Agency (DLHK), held a public discussion themed “Women’s Contribution to Environmental Preservation” via a live broadcast on Instagram on Friday (14/11). The discussion highlighted the strategic role of women in driving environmental management and strengthening

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Measuring the Impact of the Canva Case Study: Documentation Feature or Strategic Instrument?

Amid demands for transparency, accountability, and public collaboration, civil society organizations and governments alike are challenged to document good practices more systematically. Strong documentation is not merely about records but also an instrument for change. One of the most relevant methods is the Case Study, which is now made easier with Canva Docs. With a

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EFT Goes to Campus: The Young Generation is Ready to Strengthen Environmental Funding

Climate change is no longer a future threat but a present reality, as evidenced by floods, extreme temperatures, and economic losses estimated at 0.66–3.45% of Indonesia’s GDP by 2030. Unfortunately, contributions from the State Budget (APBN) and other sources are still insufficient. Amid the need for climate action funding, which amounts to over Rp343 trillion

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Strengthening EFT Implementation is Encouraged for Sustainability in Central and Regional Governments

Jakarta, Kompas.com – The ecological fiscal transfer (EFT) funding scheme is a potential solution for addressing the climate crisis in Indonesia, particularly at the local government level. Indonesia’s climate funding needs are estimated to exceed Rp 343 trillion per year, while contributions from the state budget and other funding sources are still far from sufficient.

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Green Leadership Forum II Encourages the Integration of Green Development into Regional Planning and Budgets

Makassar, July 29, 2025 — The increasingly severe environmental crisis demands visionary regional leadership that champions the preservation of nature. This was a key point at the Green Leadership Forum (GLF) II, held in Makassar on Tuesday (29/7), which focused on promoting the integration of green development into regional planning and budgeting. Deputy Minister of

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Promote Gender-Responsive Waste Management, 11 Districts/Cities Prepare Development Planning Documents

Indonesia is currently facing a waste management emergency. Although almost 60% of waste is already managed, millions of tons of waste annually remain unhandled. This situation is exacerbated by the relatively slow rate of waste reduction in Indonesia, standing at just 13.34% or about 4.5 million tons per year (SIPSN, 2024). In Presidential Regulation (PERPRES)

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Accessing Green Finance: Local Agenda as a Key Success Factor

In the midst of the increasing urgency for financing sustainable development, the central government continues to develop various green financing instruments. These are expected to support the strengthening of the green development agenda in the regions. However, local governments hold a key role: to what extent are they ready to utilize these financing schemes? This

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