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Basic Information
Organization Name:
Jendela Desa IndonesiaOrganization Regions:
- Asia/Pacific
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Organization Country Location:
Indonesia -
Organization City/Locality:
Bandung
Organization mission and work description:
Jendela Desa Indonesia Foundation is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2013 and believes that economic development through investment in the small-scale agricultural sector, good environmental governance and increasing access to quality education can alleviate social injustice in the grassroot level. Jendela Desa Indonesia Foundation believes that to achieve social and environmental transformation in the village, partnerships with various stakeholders are needed that uphold the values of human rights. Vision : Creating changes to achieve prosperity and environmental sustainability for rural communities. Mission : 1. Research and knowledge sharing that contribute to improving community welfare through optimization of sustainable agriculture, environment and health sectors. 2. Carry out empowerment programs in the outskirts, underdeveloped and marginalized areas by involving the government, private sector, media, universities and the community (Pentahelix models) 3. Increase the network of cooperation or partnerships nationally and globally. 4. Increasing village government capacity 5. Encouraging local economic growth through cooperatives and the establishment of micro-enterprises.
Organization's Contacts
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Primary Contact Name:
Irfan Miswari -
Primary Contact Title:
Mr.
Additional Contacts Names:
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Additional representative #1:
[email protected] -
Additional representative #2:
[email protected] -
Additional representative #3:
[email protected] -
Additional representative #4:
[email protected]
OUR INTERNATIONAL COALITION IS MADE UP OF MORE THAN 400 CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS
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WHO ARE TAP'S MEMBERS?Organization's Work & Expertise
Organization's SGD16 Expertise:
- 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all
- 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels
- 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels
- 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration
- 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development
Organization's Areas of Expertise:
- Accountability for the 2030 Agenda
- Policy Analysis & Advocacy
- SDG Data and Indicators
- Indigenous Peoples
- Gender Equality
- Children & Youth
- Capacity building/CSO training & education
Current Commitment to SDG16+
Summary of commitment:
Building inclusive and effective institutions and violence-free at the local level
Organization's priorities and work in relation to commitment:
Jendela Desa Indonesia ( Indonesian Rural Window ) Foundation believes that to achieve social and environmental transformation in the village, partnerships with various stakeholders are needed that uphold the values of human rights. Strong rural democratic, accountable and transparent institutions are a precondition for achieving sustainable peace and justice for all. According to the Taskforce on Justice, 1.1 billion people currently lack legal identity and one third of children under five were not registered at birth.144 Two-thirds of the world population currently lack meaningful access to justice. Conflicts and tension in cities and surrounding territories include violence resulting from exclusionary processes (e.g. discriminatory policies and evictions), interpersonal violence, hate crimes, and organized crime. As the first level of public administration, Rural governments are where transformations towards more effective, accountable and transparent institutions must begin. The most fundamental contribution of Jendela Desa Indonesia to SDG 16 lie in: the daily task of including all inhabitants on civil registers, particularly at birth; providing basic services; and taking pro-active measures to combat local violence and discriminatory policies. Our organization staff also implement mediation strategies both between different communities and between communities and corporate in natural resources conflict. In relating with SDG 16, In the future we would like to focus in Post Conflict ( peacebuilding ) program. Those are : 1. Research and knowledge sharing that contribute to improving community welfare through optimization of sustainable agriculture, environment and health sectors. 2. Carry out empowerment programs in the outskirts, underdeveloped and marginalized areas by involving the government, private sector, media, universities and the community (Pentahelix models). 3. Improvement the network of cooperation or partnerships nationally and globally 4. Improvement of village government capacity 5. Encouraging local economic growth through cooperatives and the establishment of micro-enterprises.
Organization's work related to TAP network's SGD16+ work & accountability for 2030 Agenda:
fostering an empowered community of civil society practitioners around SDG16+ and Accountability for the SDGs Advocacy: increased recognition of the importance of civil society for SDG16+ and accountability for the 2030 Agenda Supporting in-country capacity building initiatives to empower Rural Community and Government in relating with SDG16
Plan on engaging in TAP's work as a Partner:
- Regional Engagement Platforms and/or Regional Focal Point
- Thematic Working Groups
- Interest in leadership/coordination opportunities within the TAP Network
- Exploring partnerships with like-minded organizations
- Global engagement via the UN and other opportunities
- TAP Network joint global advocacy