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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, and Taipei. We also work in Malaysia. The FNF Indonesia team works with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of Indonesia, LestraGP, CIPS, and InDeKS. Should you have questions or suggestions about our work, please contact us. You can also meet our team here.
News
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Unleashing Potential: How Economic Freedom Strengthens Civil Society in Indonesia
This article was written by Dedi Irawan, a team member of one of FNF Indonesia’s partner organizations, the Institute for Democracy and Prosperity (INDEKS). It reflects on their ongoing work in promoting the ideas of economic freedom in Indonesia
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A Stepping Stone for Business and Human Rights in Indonesia
Many of human rights violations in the business sectors are closely tide to environmental issues, particularly land conflicts in mining and plantations areas. How does Indonesia face this growing problem? read this article to learn more.
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EU-Indonesia Free Trade Agreement: Blueprint for Resilient Trade
Indonesia and the EU are creating new opportunities for business and sustainability with their free trade agreement. The agreement stands for innovative standards and stable global supply chains.
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Coalitions that Last: Lessons in Liberal Partnership from Gummersbach
Aditya Alta, Head of Research at the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS), shares his experience participating in the IAF Seminar in Gummersbach, Germany, on the topic of “Coalition Building and Strategic Partnership.”
The week-long programs highlight how collaboration and alliance play a key role in strengthening liberal movement in politically fragmented environments. -
Beyond Facilitation: Holding Space for Connection and Co-Creation
Follow the journey of Afifah, program officer FNF Indonesia, as she attend IAF seminar on the topic of "Moderation and Facilitation" on Gummersbach, Germany. Let us join Afifah on her exploration for a deeper understanding on the intricacies of Moderation and Facilitation, and of how to "hold space safely, not just for others, but also for ourselves".
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What’s next after the Germans election?
FNF Indonesia held a partner gathering and discussion on February 24th, 2025, focusing on the results of the German election and its global implications. The event was attended FNF Indonesia partners, including the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS), the Journalists Association for Diversity (SEJUK), the Institute for Democracy and Prosperity (INDEKS), and representatives from the Bureau of Cooperation at the Ministry of Human Rights and the Bureau of Cooperation at the Ministry of Law.
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Harmonizing Prosperity and Humanity: A Blueprint for Advancing Business and Human Rights in Indonesia
Indonesia pioneers Business & Human Rights with Presidential Regulation 60/2023. The strategy, aligned with UN principles, tackles 1,366 complaints, forming national and regional task forces. Tools like PRISMA engage 231 companies, fostering a competitive landscape respectful of human rights. FNF Indonesia's collaboration strengthens this transformative leap, marking Indonesia's leadership in responsible business practices. Read to learn more.
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FNF Indonesia attends Indonesia’s Election Visit Program (IEVP) 2024
Dr. Stefan Diederich, Head of FNF Indonesia attends Indonesia's Election Visit Program (IEVP) 2024 held by the General Elections Commission of Indonesia. The program invites foreign entities to learn and observe how elections are conducted in Indonesia.
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A Lesson from Germany: Leadership for a Freer Future
Raina Salsabil from Students for Liberty participated in the last IAF Seminars in 2023 titled "Leadership for Young Leaders on 26 November to 8 December representing Indonesia. Click here to learn more about what she learned during the 2 weeks training in Gummersbach, Germany!
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Emerging Urban Mobility
Today, already 55 percent of the world's population lives in cities. By the year 2050, this proportion is projected to increase to more than two-thirds. While the process of urbanization seems to be completed in industrialized nations, it continues to accelerate in many emerging and developing countries, posing significant challenges for their cities—particularly in the realm of urban mobility. Our study from Fraunhofer IAO showcases the methods these countries are employing to tackle their urban mobility issues and provides insights into practices that industrialized nations can possibly learn from.
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Retirement after 34 FNF-years: Thank you, Pak Djoko!
One of FNF longest and dearest staff has finally decided to retire. Thank you, Pak Djoko for the last 34 years!
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IAF Seminars 2024
Curious about what IAF has in store in 2024? Click away to learn about IAF Seminars in 2024!
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Economic Freedom and the Challenge of Digital Entrepreneurship
On November 24, 2023, FNF Indonesia together with IAF Indonesia Alumni held a Networking Event & Public Discussion entitled "Economic Freedom and the Challenges of Digital Entrepreneurship" held at the FNF Indonesia office, at Jl. Kertanegara no. 51, Kebayoran, South Jakarta. The substance of the public discussion has been summarized in this article by Sukron Hadi, IAF Alumni and event organizer from FNF Indonesia partner, INDEKS.
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[CLOSED] We are hiring for Program Assistant and Communications Officer (Malaysia Project)!
FNF Jakarta is looking for a Program Assistant and Communications Officer for Malaysia project! Come join us to be a part of the Friedrich Naumann Family, apply before November 22, 2023!
