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From Commitment to Action: Is Gender-Responsive Waste Management Truly Visible in the Regions?

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Integrating a gender perspective into regional planning documents is a first step toward inclusive development. However, the greatest challenge is not merely ensuring that gender issues are written into the RPJMD (Regional Medium-Term Development Plan) and Renstra (Strategic Plan), but how that commitment is translated into programs, indicators, budgets, implementation, and annual evaluations that respond […]

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From the AKSARA Platform to EFT Data: Does the Public Have Enough Information to Monitor the NDC Targets?

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Data availability does not always mean the public has sufficient information. In low-carbon and climate-resilient development, Indonesia already has AKSARA, a platform developed by the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas to support the planning, monitoring, reporting, and evaluation of climate action. Since its launch in 2019, AKSARA’s scope has continued to expand to cover the

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Green Financing Needs to Strengthen Regional Readiness and Concrete Action on the Ground

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Jakarta, 28 July 2026 – With support from The Asia Foundation, PATTIRO held a Learning Discussion for Local Governments on Accessing Green Financing to Support the Implementation of FOLU Net Sink 2030. Held online, the forum featured speakers from the Ministry of Forestry, BPDLH, and the Head of the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Provincial Environment

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When the State Loses Its Talent, Who Will Safeguard Democracy?

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The growing desire among young Indonesians to study, work, and build careers abroad cannot be seen merely as labor mobility. This phenomenon also reflects how young people assess job opportunities, research support, the quality of public services, and the space for freedom available at home. The issue becomes more serious when those who leave are

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Conservation Funding Must Become an Instrument of Fiscal Justice for Villages in Conservation Areas

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PATTIRO, together with the Civil Society Coalition for Ecological Funding (KMS-PE) and with support from The Asia Foundation, held a Forum Libatkan Thematic Discussion titled Funding Opportunities for Villages in Conservation Areas. The forum discussed opportunities for implementing conservation funds and rehabilitation funds as regulated under Government Regulation No. 16 of 2026. The forum brought

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PATTIRO Promotes Community Capacity Building to Access Green Financing

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The Center for Regional Information and Studies (PATTIRO) organized an online dialogue entitled “Opportunities and Strategies for Communities in Accessing Green Financing” (11/06/2026). The event served as a shared dialogue and learning space for communities, civil society organizations, network partners, and regional stakeholders to better understand green financing opportunities — particularly through the Community Environmental

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Strengthening Collaboration and Work Priorities: PATTIRO Holds 2026 Team Building and Work Plan Evaluation

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Sustained efforts to strengthen the internal capacity of an organization in carrying out advocacy, research, and community empowerment work are essential. PATTIRO organized its Team Building & 2026 Work Plan Evaluation at D’Mangku Farm, Mancak, Serang, Banten (1–2 June 2026). The event served as a shared space for reflection for the entire team to evaluate

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Strengthening Community Participation in Environmental Conservation: Community Practices in Accessing Green Funding

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The climate crisis and environmental degradation have increasingly underscored the vital role of local communities in safeguarding forests, coastal areas, and natural resources. Across various regions, communities stand at the forefront of climate change impacts — from coastal abrasion and environmental degradation to diminishing freshwater sources and escalating ecological disaster risks. Amid these challenges, a

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Budget Constraints Are No Barrier: PATTIRO and LTKL Discuss Source-Based Waste Management Strategies

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Waste management remains a serious challenge for many regions. The rising volume of waste generation has not been adequately matched by sufficient management systems — particularly in terms of source-based sorting, processing, and reducing the volume of waste reaching final disposal sites (TPA). This situation is further complicated by local governments facing budget constraints, inadequate

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Commemorating World Environment Day, PATTIRO Launches Marine Cleanup Movement at Anyer Beach

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PATTIRO (Center for Regional Information and Studies) organized a Marine Cleanup Movement at Pantai Pasir Putih Florida Indah, Anyer, Banten (2/06/2026). The activity was held in commemoration of World Environment Day, observed on 5 June 2026. This marine cleanup action forms part of PATTIRO’s commitment to promoting public awareness of environmental issues — particularly the

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RBC FOLU NTT Proposal Development Workshop to Advance Social Forestry, Critical Land Rehabilitation, and Forest and Land Fire Control

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Kupang, 26 May 2026 — Efforts to strengthen climate change mitigation actions in East Nusa Tenggara Province (NTT) continue through a series of strategic measures. One such measure is the development of a funding proposal for the Forestry and Other Land Use (FOLU) sector, which is expected to support the implementation of sustainable forest and

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Employee Expenditure Max 30% of Regional Budget by 2027, PATTIRO Proposes Regional Fiscal Capacity Clustering

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The central government, through Law Number 1 of 2022 concerning Financial Relations between the Central Government and Regional Governments (HKPD Law), has set a maximum limit for employee expenditure of 30% of the total Regional Budget (APBD) starting from the 2027 fiscal year. This policy is considered burdensome for many regional governments amidst fiscal pressures

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