Indonesia
Indonesia is navigating rapid change across its vast archipelago, but lasting progress depends on stronger local leadership, trusted institutions, and shared stewardship of natural resources.
We work with government, civil society, communities, women, and young people to strengthen governance, protect forests, expand opportunity, and support locally driven reform. In Indonesia, we draw on long-term trust and deep political understanding to connect national policy with community action—opening new pathways to more resilient institutions, sustainable livelihoods, and reform that can endure beyond political cycles.
Youth and marginalized community members reached
Communities expanded democratic resilience through civic engagement, governance participation, and leadership training.
Micro-business owners equipped with digital skills
MSMEs gained digital fluency to grow livelihoods, expand opportunities, and grow local economies.
Women community forest leaders supported
Women leaders managing social forestry areas and sustainable non-timber forest enterprises—protecting local forest ecosystems while generating community livelihoods.
Let’s Read books available
The Let’s Read digital platform expanded mother tongue literacy in 62 languages and dialects, reaching millions of children and families across Indonesia.
FEATURED PROGRAM
Protecting Indonesia’s Forests and Communities
he SETAPAK environmental governance program strengthens forest and land governance in Indonesia by working with government agencies, civil society organizations, and forest-dependent communities to reduce deforestation, improve land-use transparency, and expand community forest management.
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CONTACT US
Hana A. Satriyo
Country Representative, Indonesia
indonesia.general@asiafoundation.org
+62 (21)7278-6557