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Report of the Regional Workshop on Open Governance in the Central Region: Civil Society Perceptions of Openness and Background in Each Region

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The implementation of openness in the regions has been quite a lot with various specific issues being pushed by CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) in each province since the enactment of the 2008 Public Information Disclosure Act. However, in its implementation, there are still obstacles and resistance. at the provincial/district/city level by the government and local […]

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Summary Report of PPRG Implementation Study Results in 6 Provinces, 6 Regencies and 5 Ministries

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In the context of implementing PUG which is one of the 3 (three) main streams of national development, the government has determined PPRG as one of the steps to accelerate its implementation. Therefore, implementation is encouraged to support Gender Mainstreaming as a strategy used to reduce disparities between Indonesian men and women in accessing and

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Policy Memo #2, 2014 | Political Terror and National Resilience Agenda for Presidential Candidates

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In the 2013 Global Peaceful Index (GPI) Report, Indonesia is ranked the 54th most peaceful country out of 162 countries in the world, with a score of 0.1879. Indonesia’s ranking is quite high compared to 4 other countries in the ASEAN region, namely Cambodia (115), the Philippines (129), Thailand (130), and Burma (140). In addition

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Where’s Our Money? Budget Advocacy in Indonesia – Collection of Budget Advocacy Stories

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The journey of budget advocacy in Indonesia began with the rise of the anti-corruption movement, precisely since the era of regional autonomy began in 2000. Corruption, which was initially centralized, also shifted to provinces and districts/cities. Regional executive and parliamentary institutions have become hotbeds of corruption. Fighting against corruption was the initial agenda for budget

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