Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
“However, we still feel grateful and would like to thank the local government of Sambas regency for their efforts to advance and improve our school condition even though it has not been fulfilled based on the school conditions,” he explained.
“Indonesia Pintar Program has so far been felt by the community to be little known and there were also many problems found in the field,” he said. In line with what was stated by Nizan, it is expected that in
KALBAR SATU – In an effort to encourage the participation of civil society in actualizing inclusive and quality Indonesia, 10 (ten) School Communities (KS) in Sambas regency which are partners of Gemawan institute in collaboration with YAPPIKA-ActionAid learnt an assessment
PONTIANAK SATU – The world of education seems to never have an end of subjects of discussion with their complexity and problematics, from classic issues such as educational services, facilities and infrastructure, teaching and learning processes, regulations and so on. Not
KALBAR SATU – YAPPIKA Action-Aid with Gemawan institute, in an effort to promote civil society initiatives for inclusive and quality education in Indonesia (Pro-Inqlued), conducted a school visit to SDN 15 Seburing, Seburing Village, Semparuk District, Sambas Regency. In the current
Monday (04/11), Gemawan Institute with Independent Journalists Alliance (AJI) of Pontianak held a discussion entitled Accelerating Forest and Land Governance Improvement through the Implementation of Presidential Instruction No. 8/2018 (Moratorium of Palm Oil License) in West Kalimantan. The activity presented
Open invitation Free Forum for The Movement of West Kalimantan to Care for KPK (Corruption Eradication Commission) Day/Date : Friday, 13th September 2019 Time : 15.00 – finish Western Indonesia Standard Time (UTC+7) Venue : Roundabout of Digulis Monument Pontianak
Monday (02/09), Gemawan group left for Bumbun Village, Sadaniang District, Mempawah Regency, West Kalimantan. The trip to the village with a distance of 137 km from Pontianak City took almost three (3) hours. There were not many obstacles, moreover the
Wednesday (14/08) Gemawan institute held a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) with the theme “Maximizing the Roles of Community in Social Forestry Management in West Kalimantan”. Below is the snapshot of the activities which took place at Santika Hotel, Pontianak: [tribulant_slideshow
MEMPAWAH (Tribun Pontianak) – Head of Forest Preparation Section for the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK), Irwan Hermawan conducted technical verification (vertek) in two villages in Mempawah Regency, namely Sekabuk Village and Suak Barangan Village, Sadaniang District, with the