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The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) promotes democracy, human rights, economic freedom, and curbing climate change. In Southeast and East Asia, we have offices in Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta, Manila, Seoul, Taipei, and Yangon. We also work in Malaysia. The FNF Indonesia team works with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of Indonesia, the Government of Wonosobo District, LeGePe, SeJuK, CIPS, InDeKS, and the Climate Institute. Should you have questions or suggestions about our work, please contact us. You can also meet our team here.
News
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We are looking for an Assistant and Driver!
FNF Indonesia is looking for a Driver Assistant! Come join us to be a part of the Friedrich Naumann Family, apply before October 10, 2023!
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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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A Transformative Experience - My Time as an Intern at the Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Jakarta
Jana Dietrich had completed a "transformative 4-month internship" at the FNF Jakarta office from April to August 2023. Read more about her internship experience here!
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Students for Liberty's Asia-Pacific Conference 2023: "Liberty Now!"
FNF is happy to be present at the Students for Liberty's Asia-Pacific Conference 2023 "Liberty Now!", held in Jakarta on 29 July 2023. Attended by more than 30 students from all over Jakarta and Bandung area, the conference discussed Liberty in its various facets. Read more about FNF participation at the event here.
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Mobility as a Right - Building Networks and Fostering Smart Mobility Solutions in Local Government in Asia
Mobility as a right. Mobility for all. Would you agree that mobility is one of the core aspects of building sustainable cities? The Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats would say yes. Read more about CALD Smart Mobility Workshop 2023 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.
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Thank you, Dr. Almut Besold!
As we bid farewell to Dr. Almut Besold, the Project Director of FNF Indonesia for the past five years, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for her exceptional leadership and profound influence on our office. Best of luck and hope to see you again, Ibu Almut!
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How Does the Market Economy Respond to the Challenges of Sustainable Development?
How does the Market Economy Answer the Challenges of Sustainable Development? Let's find out through the personal notes of Nanang Sunandar, a participant in the IAF Seminar "The Future of Market Economy", May 28-June 9, 2023.
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Advocating Diversity through Social Media: Highlights from the Student Workshop in Pekanbaru, Riau
The Student Workshop on "Advocating Diversity through Social Media" took place from 26th to 29th May 2023 in Pekanbaru, Riau. The workshop aimed to educate journalists and content creators about the importance of diversity, encouraging them to approach news and content creation with an open mindset. Participants engaged in various activities, including presentations, discussions, and field visits, all centered around promoting diversity and fostering understanding in Indonesian media.
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Indonesian President Visited Hanover Fair: Focus on Economy and Energy Transition
Indonesian President Joko Widodo "Jokowi" visited Germany in mid-April. The focus was on his participation at Hanover Fair. His country is this year's guest nation at the fair. Indonesia - a huge archipelago nation little known in Germany, is a G20 member, the world's third largest democracy as well as the largest Muslim-majority country. The president's presence underscored Indonesia's growing importance in the global economy. As Germany supports Indonesia's energy transition within the framework of a partnership ("JETP"), one focus during the visit was the topic of sustainability in the energy sector.
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What does 'Facilitating' mean for You?
Yuni Pulungan attended the 'Moderation: Facilitation and Program Design' programme, a two-week training seminar held by the International Academy for Leadership (IAF) at the beginning of last winter from 27 November - 09 December 2022. Click here to read what she learned in Gummersbach, Germany!
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'One Year of Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Global Security and Southeast Asia?' - FNF Indonesia Alumni Gathering 2023
On February 10, 2023, FNF Indonesia held our annual alumni gathering in our office. Following the major subject of FNF Global #ReshapeEurope this year, we asked Prof. Olexiy Haran from the University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy (UKMA) in Kyiv, Ukraine, to speak about the war in Ukraine through the perspective of a Ukrainian and a Ukrainian scholar. We think that the event titled 'One Year of Ukrainian War: What Does it Mean for Global Security and Southeast Asia?' will help us comprehend how the war impacts global security, particularly in Southeast Asia.
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Indonesian Youth and Climate Change
Indonesian Youth and Climate Change reported various youth perspectives on their understanding and involvement in combating climate change. The book was designed by compiling and collaborating correspondence from various stakeholders: government officials, businessmen, academics, and civil societies which significantly influence youth's participation in climate change.
