Books made by PATTIRO
Climate change is one of the global issues we are dealing with today. The impact of climate change is extensive and affects various aspects, such as the environment, economy, education, and society’s livelihood. In the environmental aspect, for instance, in 2021, there were 5,402 disaster occurrences, 98-99 percent of which were hydro-meteorological disasters such as […]
It’s Time for Take Action to Save the Earth! Read More »
Through this APBD pocket book, it is proof of the commitment of the Regional Government of Dompu Regency to carry out transparency and public accountability. The regional financial tightening policy (APBD) is based on the concept of money follow functions, namely the management of regional finances in an economical, effective, efficient, transparent and accountable manner
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Indonesia still has homework to reduce the economic disparity between women and men. Based on Sakernas data (2018), women’s Labor Force Participation Rate (TPAK) is 51.88%. It is lower than men’s TPAK which reaches 82.69%. This condition became a serious concern of the government, where in the 2020-2024 National Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMN), the Government
Gender Assessment Tool in Social Forestry Read More »
Public budget is one of the important issues addressed by the government. Public budget involves many issues, from education to health care, to the tax that significantly related to people’s lives. In the last decade the world witnessed an explosion of citizen and civil society group’s interest in public budget issue, either through budget analysis,
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This book is a Regional Planning and Budgeting Training Module developed by AIPD (Australia Indonesia Partnership for Decentralisation) to support capacity-building for CSOs (Civil Society Organizations), particularly in eastern Indonesia (Papua, West Papua, NTT, NTB, and East Java). Key points by section: A. Module Development — The module was developed because AIPD views participatory planning
Budget Advocacy Training Module For CSO (Civil Society Organization) Read More »
Summary The book responds to a two-sided gap: the public does not yet fully understand what its rights are or how to claim them, while public service providers, for their part, have not fully grasped their role in delivering quality service. Main contents of the book: A basic explanation of what public services are, what
A Complaint Mechanism to Make Public Services More Pro-Poor Read More »
Summary This book explains the concept of Gender Mainstreaming (Pengarusutamaan Gender/PUG) and its derivative, Gender-Responsive Planning and Budgeting (Perencanaan dan Penganggaran yang Responsif Gender/PPRG), within the context of Indonesia’s development policy. Key points: Definition of PUG — a strategy to integrate a gender perspective across the entire development policy cycle (planning, formulation, implementation, monitoring, evaluation),
Implementation Guide for Gender-Responsive Planning and Budgeting at the Regional Level Read More »
Summary This is the preface to a guidebook on Public Information Disclosure published by PATTIRO. The book stems from the recognition that access to information is a human right (recognized by the UN since 1946, guaranteed under Article 28F of Indonesia’s 1945 Constitution, and reinforced by Public Information Disclosure Law No. 14 of 2008), yet
People’s Guidebook to Get Information Read More »
Summary This piece explores the concept of the community center as a platform for citizen participation in overseeing public services, with a focus on the Nahdliyyin Center (NC) in Pekalongan City — a community center initiated by Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) that has become a formal part of the structure of the local NU Branch Management
This book is a blend of guidance on the Technology of Participation method drawn from reference sources, together with notes from several of our own practical experiences in facilitating using this method. This book aims to add to the existing body of knowledge on this method and to serve as an alternative approach to participatory
Facilitation Method: Participatory Decision-Making Read More »
Starting in November 2005, the Center for Regional Information and Studies (PATTIRO) implemented the program “Developing a Community-Based Complaint Mechanism for Public Services.” The program was carried out in three cities on the island of Java: Tangerang City in Banten Province, Semarang City in Central Java Province, and Malang City in East Java Province. Two
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