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Work A33
Strengthening the local potential of palm sugar: Comparative study of the indigenous communities of Marena, Orong, and Tangsa to Kaluppini
Work A33
Indigenous Culture and Social Forestry
Work A33
Bringing Out-of-School Children Back to School in a Different Way
Latest Research
Browse 50+ Article 33 Indonesia research with 150+ publications.
Article 33 Indonesia has conducted more than 50 research projects in Indonesia and has a collection of more than 150 impactful publications in various formats, including books, research reports, policy notes, annual reports, working papers, guidelines and study instruments.

10 Years of Village Funds: Has it Improved the Welfare of Village Communities?
Regional Development, Internal Research

Urgency of Economic Diversification in Regions Rich in Natural Resources
Ford Foundation, Regional Development
what we do
Since 14 years of existence, Article 33 Indonesia positioning itself as a strategic and trusted partner in the evidence-based policy making process in Indonesia.
Article 33 Indonesia has capabilities in:
Quantitative and qualitative research, including monitoring and evaluation.
Advocacy and capacity building for policy implementation.
Project management and project implementation in the field.
Focus Article 33 Indonesia
Article 33 Indonesia's Experience in Numbers
A33 is supported by more than 20 permanent staff and 170 individual experts in managing Type III Self-Management.
Projects
City and Regency
in Indonesia
Annual fund management
Study
Quantitative and qualitative, including monitoring and evaluation.
Policy Advocacy
Advocacy and capacity building for policy implementation.
Project management
Planning, strategy development and field implementation.
Project Map
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West Java
- Urban Futures, Hivos, Bandung City, 2009-2010
Our Partners
Article 33 Indonesia increases impact through collaboration with leading funding institutions, key policy makers at national and regional levels, academic institutions, community organizations, community groups/grassroots groups, and the private sector.