Nusantara Fund
Building Independence, Realizing Change
Joint initiative of three national organizations, namely: AMAN, KPA, and WALHI to support various efforts and initiatives from Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities at the grassroots level (Farmers, Fisherfolk, Women, Youth) in fighting for rights and improving the quality of life through independent, socially just and sustainable management of natural resources, agrarian resources and the environment.
Sustainable Local Economy
Economic development through business skills training and access to resources, to create financial independence and sustainable micro-enterprises.
DIRECT FUNDING IMPACT
The Nusantara Fund's target is to provide a direct impact to at least 30 million people or at least 11% of the total population of Indonesia and impact 30 million hectares of Forest and Land, or 1/6 of the total land area of Indonesia.
Environmental Sustainability
Nusantara Fund actively drives environmental programs aimed at preserving nature through community-based efforts. These activities include education on natural resource management, tree planting, and waste management programs aimed at reducing pollution and preserving the ecosystem.