Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
A total of 26 members from the Subur Jaya Women Farmers Group (KWT) and the Gembur Bersama KWT gathered together for a crucial agenda: the drafting of their Articles of Association and Bylaws (AD/ART). The activity, held in Sungai Rasau
Pontianak, the capital of West Kalimantan, moves like the waters of the Kapuas River that run through it. Its economy grew by 5.03 percent in 2024, and its vision of becoming a center for trade and tourism continues to be
Gemawan again held a Workshop on Dissemination of Research Results and Learning Module Practices on Young Women’s Leadership in Protecting Forests, the Environment, and Climate Resilience in West Kalimantan. This activity took place over two days at Madang Longhouse, Menua
The 7 articles in this book are practical stories of Misereor Partners from 3 islands in working with the community using various PLD instruments. The stories presented are very varied, including the initiatives developed, as well as expressions from the
In the midst of the increasingly real threat of the climate crisis touching the domestic and productive spaces of rural communities, Gemawan held a workshop and module trial titled “Young Women’s Leadership in Building Community Resilience to the Climate Crisis.”
Efforts to strengthen the capacity of young women in facing the climate crisis are continuously being intensified. One such effort is through a workshop organized by Gemawan titled “Young Women’s Leadership in Building Community Resilience to the Climate Crisis” on
In the midst of an information flow that often marginalizes women’s roles in strategic issues, Gemawan held a space for deep reflection through G-Talks (Gemawan Team Agenda Learning and Knowledge Sharing). Carrying the theme “Planting Narratives, Reaping Change: Strengthening Women’s
The Women’s Collective Leadership Strengthening activity, held on January 30 and 31, 2026, in Teluk Batang Kota Village, became a learning space as well as a meaningful storytelling space for the participants. In this activity, women from the Teluk Batang
Bananas have long been an integral part of daily life in Matang Segarau Village, Tekarang Sub-district, Sambas Regency. Nearly every corner of the village is home to thriving banana plants that yield abundant harvests. Yet behind this abundance lies a
“This empowerment and ecosystem conservation scheme was deliberately designed together so that aquaculture activities can go hand in hand with coastal rehabilitation. Mangroves continue to grow, while communities gain tangible economic benefits.” (Lani Ardiansyah) Continuing efforts to restore coastal ecosystems