Short vita
Ganes Woro Retnani is the Programme Assistant for Democracy Project at FNF Indonesia. She is a Bachelor in Dutch Literature and Culture from Universitas Indonesia. After worked as a reporter at a teen magazine, she joined FNF in September 2014. She is interested in politics and philosophy.
Contributions
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Economic Freedom and Prosperity in Indonesia
INDEKS and FNF Indonesia held another Basic Economic Freedom Training. This time, the event was held in Medan on July 28-30, 2023. 24 selected participants from students, young activists, and business owners learned a lot together with informative speakers. Read the full story here.
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Boosting Small Micro Enterprises: FNF and LEGEPE Empowers Local Palm Sugar Producers
The rise of palm sugar consumption across the globe has gathered the attention of local palm sugar producers. What can our local Small Micro-Enterprises do to improve their production and to help fulfill the global demand? FNF Indonesia and the Institute of Empowerment Movement held a Training of Small Micro Enterprise Empowerment (LEGEPE) in Semarang on 10-11 July 2023 for 30 local palm sugar producers in Limbangan, Kendal, Central Java.
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2024 Elections: Promoting Civic Participation
With the election year fast approaching, FNF Indonesia and the Institute of Empowerment Movement (LEGEPE) organized an Intermediate Civic Education program in Semarang on 3 - 4 June 2023. The primary aim of this initiative was to encourage and foster civil participation in politics, while also equipping participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate potential conflicts that may emerge in the lead-up to the election.
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Bureaucratic Reform Training for Civil Servants
Among President Jokowi's top priorities for the 2019-2024 term, Bureaucratic Reform stands prominently. FNF and LEGEPE's collaborative training in Central Java exemplifies their steadfast commitment to fostering the principles of good governance. Together, we aim to drive positive change and promote effective administrative practices.
