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Yayasan Keluarga Abdurrahman Wahid (Wahid Foundation)

Indonesia

The WAHID Foundation seeks to achieve the intellectual vision ofH.E. Abdurrahman Wahid for the development of Indonesia, thewelfare of the nation, and the social justice of humankind based onIslamic values that upholds pluralism, multiculturalism, democracy,and human rights. The Wahid Foundation strives for a just andpeaceful world by espousing a moderate and tolerant view of Islamand working towards welfare for all.

PERKUMPULAN ORGANISASI HARAPAN NUSANTARA (OHANA)

Indonesia

OHANA's vision is an Indonesia where all persons with disabilities enjoy social justice and equal rights.

SDG 4

Konsorsium untuk Studi dan Pengembangan Partisipasi (KONSEPSI)

Indonesia

Becoming a Center of Excellence for Just Social Transformation

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 2

Ruang Kolaborasi Perempuan

Indonesia

• VISION To create a future where women from marginalized communities have equal access to learning opportunities in leadership, technology, and entrepreneurship, enabling them to achieve economic independence and live with dignity • MISSION 1. To provide inclusive training and mentoring programs that strengthen women’s capacity in leadership, technology, and entrepreneurship. 2. To promote women’s economic independence by fostering innovation, sustainable business practices, and access to markets. 3. To ensure digital inclusion and equitable access to resources, networks, and financial opportunities for underserved communities. 4. To cultivate collaboration, peer learning, and community-driven initiatives that position women as changemakers and leaders.…

SDG 1SDG 3SDG 8

Yayasan Asia Justice and Rights

Indonesia

AJAR's vision is just and accountable societies across Asia and the Pacific. To achieve this vision, AJAR engages with women & indigenous survivors, refugees, youth, and other human rights defenders, empowering them to promote peace & tolerance and build an equitable future based on gender and climate justice.

Yayasan Benih Baik Indonesia

Indonesia

Vision: To be the most trusted crowdfunding platform in the world Mission: Providing impactful solution to social challenges through curated and validated online crowdfunding campaigns

SDG 1SDG 2SDG 3
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Yayasan Daya Kreasi Anak Bangsa

Indonesia

Markoding (Yayasan Daya Kreasi Anak Bangsa) is a non profit organization with a mission to transform underprivileged youth in Indonesia into a generation of innovators by equipping them with 21st-century skills (since 2017). With a projected shortage of nine million digital talents in 2030, we aim to provide accessible education to increase employability and tackle youth unemployment. Markoding has trained 45,000+ students and 1,465 teachers from 7,608 educational institutions and communities across 38 provinces in Indonesia.

HAPSARI (HIMPUNAN SERIKAT PEREMPUAN INDONESIA)

Indonesia

HAPSARI’s Vision To build a strong grassroots women’s movement that plays an active role in accelerating the realization of a just, equitable, prosperous, and joyful Indonesian society, grounded in principles of care, critical thinking, solidarity, gender equality, and non-violence. HAPSARI Mission : 1. To nurture and strengthen grassroots women’s leadership to drive social change; 2. To provide assistance and support for women and children who are survivors of violence; 3. To develop relevant and innovative organizing models for advocating the fulfillment of human rights, particularly for women, children, and youth; 4. To build partnerships with stakeholders aligned with the organization’s…

SDG 1SDG 2SDG 8

Perkumpulan Instituta Hak Asasi Perempuan

Indonesia

Vision Instituta Hak Asasi Perempuan (IHAP) or Institute for Women’s Human Rights is a non-government organization, that aimed to ensuring the realization of democratic society which respect to women’s human rights and gender equality. Mission A long-term goal that underlies all work and organizational policies, which are implemented through the strategy as follow: 1). to increase awareness, behavior and public control particularly women’s participation towards the realization of women’s human rights through public education and community development; and 2). to support policy change and government’s practice to be more gender responsive.

SDG 5SDG 10SDG 16

UCP Roda Untuk Kemanusiaan Indonesia

Indonesia

Vision All persons with disabilities are meaningfully engaged in society. Mission To promote and advocate for sustainable, high-quality, affordable adaptive wheelchair services that make a lasting impact on the lives of persons with disabilities.

SDG 10

Yayasan Penguatan Partisipasi, Inisiatif, dan Kemitraan Masyarakat Indonesia

Indonesia

Vision: To realize a democratic, socially just civil society in which every person enjoys the right to live an equal, independent and dignified life. Mission: Achieving the fulfillment of human rights, especially for the marginalized and the vulnerable by developing an active citizenship through offering critical education about democracy based on YAPPIKA’s field experience, building the capacity of civil society organizations, advocating for policies that guarantee all citizens have access to their basic rights.

SDG 5SDG 1SDG 4
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