MADANI Civil Society Support Initiative

The sustainability of Indonesian civil society organizations (CSOs) at the local level is heavily influenced by the changing social, economic, and political context, as well as donor priorities, reducing certainty around the availability of external funding.
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As part of a widespread acceptance of participatory approaches to development in post-reform Indonesia, various forms of multi-stakeholder forums (MSFs) have appeared. In many development sectors, MSFs have become a critical piece to the development approach.

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The findings in this assessment should guide MADANI’s civil society partners, and the project itself, toward a better understanding on how we might strategically engage with Indonesian youth, encouraging them to actively participate in public life, empowering them to identify and prioritize challenges, and proposing innovative solutions that contribute to their communities’ democratic development.

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Weak local civil society organization (CSO) capacity, in conjunction with a lack of existing relationships, hinders the international donor community’s ability to seek out new local partners. This will be the main challenge as USAID aims to channel more funding directly to Indonesian organizations.

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The objective of this study is to update the July 2020 programmatic assessment on “Collaborative Governance in Strengthening Accountability and Tolerance in Decentralized Indonesia”.

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MADANI conducted this study to understand the evolution of existing and new forms of resource mobilization and financial sustainability practices of local Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). This programmatic study seeks to answer MADANI’s questions related to the process of managing resource mobilization in Indonesian CSOs and the challenges faced when implementing resource diversification.
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This scoping study aimed to add conceptual and methodological clarity to this effort to understand the relationship between rising intolerance and universal access to public services in Indonesia. The study was also designed to help plan a broader national study on barriers to universal access to public services.

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The purpose of this rapid survey is to map and collect data on the extent to which MADANI’s Lead Partner CSOs have made efforts to raise financial resources – before partnering with MADANI until the time the project carried out this rapid survey. The mapping also helps Lead Partner CSOs in developing and implementing fundraising strategies within the project timeframe.
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Survei ini dimaksudkan untuk mengetahui persepsi OMS tentang keberadaan, kualitas, dan kanal informasi protokol kesehatan, layanan kesehatan, media kontak, dan insiden COVID-19; peran serta masyarakat; bantuan sosial; dan; rekomendasi OMS atas semua program tersebut. Survei juga memotret dampak pandemi terhadap ketahanan OMS, implementasi program dan adaptasi OMS selama pandemi, keuangan, serta kontribusi OMS dalam mengatasi dampak pandemi. Survei dilakukan terhadap 157 OMS yang merepresentasikan berbagai bidang kerja dan wilayah OMS di Indonesia. Penggambilan data dilakukan selama Agustus-Oktober 2020.

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INFID dengan dukungan MADANI melakukan penelitian untuk mengumpulkan persepsi warga mengenai layanan pemerintah terhadap pandemi COVID-19. Penelitian ini dilakukan menggunakan metode survei warga kuantitatif, menggunakan data hasil wawancara, dan kuesioner. Populasi untuk survei telepon dengan sebanyak 2.200 responden. Penggambilan data dilakukan di 34 provinsi selama tiga bulan, yaitu Agustus-Oktober 2020.

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