Religious & Ethnic Freedom in Indonesia

The following resources detail the local perspectives and capacity strengthening opportunities in Indonesia as they relate to religious & ethnic freedom.

Local Perspectives

This brief provides program designers, implementers and evaluators in the Religious and Ethnic Freedom space with practical insights and examples of locally developed indicators using the Grounded Accountability Model (GAM). It outlines the various ways representatives of local organizations and religious minorities perceive religious and ethnic freedom.

Capacity Strengthening Analysis

This brief aims to provide valuable insights into the institutional and staff capacity needs, strengths, and challenges faced by local partners in the context of promoting religious and ethnic freedoms in the Asia region.

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