Driving Change Together
Since 1985, we have connected civil society voices with public policy. Advocating for fair, inclusive development and public policies that promote social justice, especially for vulnerable groups.
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The International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (INFID) is a network of civil society organizations established in 1985 and committed to promoting equitable development, democracy, equality, and respect for human rights in Indonesia.
INFID works through an evidence-based, inclusive advocacy approach, focusing on strategic issues such as reducing inequality, implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and strengthening civil society and democracy.
INFID has 80 members throughout Indonesia and is accredited by the United Nations (UN) and holds Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC at the UN.
Working across the archipelago to collaboratively deepen understanding of public policies that advance social justice.
Each program brings real stories of change. Explore a summary of the impacts, then dive deeper into the full stories, just like reading a blog.
Memastikan ketersediaan dan pengelolaan air bersih dan sanitasi yang berkelanjutan merupakan tujuan ke-6 dari Tujuan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan (TPB/SDGs). Sayangnya, penyediaan akses terhadap air bersih dan fasilitas sanitasi di Indonesia dalam praktiknya belum optimal, salah satunya yang ditemukan di pesantren.
Oleh: Intan Bedisa, Strategic Communication Lead INFID
Tahun 2026 menandai pembukaan siklus kedua Group of Twenty (G20), di bawah Presidensi Amerika Serikat. Seluruh anggota sudah mendapatkan mandat Presidensi pada 2 dekade terakhir, dengan Keketuaan Afrika Selatan menutup s
Discover more stories of change, learning, and program documentation in article format.
Young People Between Human Rights and the State: Not Ordinary Anxiety
Young people are often called the "golden generation" 🤔🤔
But what if the reality is full of anxiety?
Starting from the difficulty of finding decent work, the increasingly narrow space for expression, to the low trust in the legal system to follow up on reports of human rights violations.
All of this was not born in a vacuum, from the New Order era to the present -- it has become a voice that emerged in the Indonesian youth survey by INFID and which we have summarized in:
🔎 Watch more on INFID TV YouTube
INFID programs are designed to strengthen the ecosystem of civil society organizations, democracy, social justice, and the protection of human rights through evidence-based policy advocacy.
Strengthening the role of civil society in upholding human rights and ensuring a substantive and violence-free democratic process.
Promoting participatory, transparent and gender-responsive climate policies to ensure justice for vulnerable groups.
Overseeing the development agenda to ensure equitable benefits, reduce inequality, and leave no one behind.
INFID welcomes organizations and individuals who are committed to and actively engaged in advancing Indonesia’s development.
Ministry of Home Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Recipient of the Social Humanitarian Award for tangible contributions to community development.
UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
Official consultative status since 2004 (Ref. No: D1035), bringing Indonesia's voice to the global forum.
Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Terorisme (BNPT)
Award in the category "Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration Initiator"
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