Training: Strengthening the Role of CSOs in Promoting Just Energy Transition through EITI Implementation in Central Sulawesi

Palu – Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia, together with IDEA Yogyakarta, conducted a training “Strengthening the Role of Civil Society Organization (CSO) in Encouraging Just Energy Transition through EITI Implementation in Central Sulawesi” on January 16, 2022. The training aims to Strengthen the knowledge, capacity, and awareness of CSOs, especially in Central Sulawesi, on the impact of energy transition and extractive industries and the importance of just energy transition at the regional level. Dissemination and follow-up of the study “Community Involvement in Just Energy Transition through EITI Implementation in North Morowali District.” Strengthening CSO networking strategies to formulate joint solutions in improving natural resource governance and realizing equitable energy transition, especially for the community, and Formulating advocacy strategies for EITI institutionalization in the region.

Engaging Citizens as Decision Makers in Clean Energy Transitions

Aryanto Nugroho, National Coordinator of Publish What You Pay (PWYP Indonesia) as a resource person in the event as part of the International Energy Agency (IEA)’s people-centred clean energy transitions webinar series, which explores key issues in social dialogue and citizen engagement as part of decision-making processes.

Financial Training Series for Non-Profit Organizations Series 13 and 14 Building Financial SOPs and Procurement SOPs

Depok – One of the important aspects for supporting work on non-profit organizations is financial management. The availability of Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) is one of the important parts that must be owned by non-profit organization to carry out the financial functions of the institution.

Gender Mainstreaming Through EITI Implementation

The National Coordinator of Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia, Aryanto Nugroho, was a guest speaker in a discussion entitled Why and How Does Gender Mainstreaming Affect the Extractive Industry Market? This discussion was organized by Women in Mining & Energy (WIME) on January 27, 2023, in South Jakarta. The forum aims to emphasize understanding gender issues from the perspective of regulators, business actors, and civil society by providing an overview of gender issues in the extractive sector as a vital reference for providing policy recommendations, discussing possible affirmative action plans for the private sector and government agencies in the context of gender mainstreaming.

PWYP Indonesia Gives Input to Parliament Related to the Monitoring Implementation of The Ombudsman RI Law

Aryanto Nugroho, National Coordinator of Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia was present as a resource person in the Discussion on Monitoring the Implementation of the Ombudsman Law organized by the Center for Monitoring the Implementation of Laws, Expertise Agency, Secretariat General (Setjend) of the House of Representatives (DPR) RI, on January 13, 2023, located on the 6th Floor, Setjend DPR RI Building, Senayan, Jakarta. This discussion is a series of activities to collect data and information to monitor the implementation of Law No. 37/2008 on the Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia (Ombudsman Law), regarding the norms and implementation of the Ombudsman Law.

Financial Training Series for Non-Profit Organizations Series 12 Preparation Financial Audits for Non-Profit Organizations

PWYP Knowledge Forum: EITI Standard and Its Development

C20 Indonesia Outcome Lesson Learn Workshop

PRECISE PROJECT: Marketing Strategy Training

PWYP Indonesia Responds to Research on Illicit Financial Flows in the Fisheries and Coal Sectors in Indonesia

Complain Mechanism and Public Participation in the Mining Sector

This training module is expected to be a reference for communities and people to participate in the social accountability of the mining sector

The Mining Sector Social Accountability Project aims to contribute to improving mining sector management and governance at the local level through collaborative social accountability mechanisms. The project is implemented in three mineral-rich provinces in Indonesia, namely Aceh, East Kalimantan, and Southeast Sulawesi.

Is the Coal Production Policy Right, or should it be reviewed?

Why Should the Government Reduce and Control Coal Production?

Why the Coal Production Reduction Target is Still Weak and Inconsistent

Throwback January 2023

PWYP Indonesia reviews a series of activities throughout January 2023. Starting from Focus Group Discussions, Multi-Stakeholder Forums, and Capacity Building.

EITI Indonesia CSO Urges Transparency of Oil and Gas Production Data of Each Related Stakeholder

CSO EITI Indonesia Urges Transparency of Oil and Gas Production Data of All Stakeholders

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