Re-Granting - General Support - Institutional Support
"Bola Sanroa means healing house or healer. Bola is the house, Sanroa is the healer. This house was founded to heal and help young people find their identity," explained Program Facilitator Muhlis Paraja, regarding the meaning of the group's name.
Bola Sanroa: Education that breaks the chain of small marriages in Gowa Read More »
Annual Report Abstract Dana Nusantara 2025 – The year 2025 will be a crucial moment in the journey Dana Nusantara to reaffirm the significance of direct funding. Funding is not positioned as an instrument of short-term assistance, but rather as a political practice of partisanship: providing space for communities to determine their own work direction, maintain their living spaces, and strengthen livelihoods and knowledge that grow from long-standing experience at the grassroots level.
Nurturing the Seeds of Change Read More »
The journey to Bunisari and Cipageureun Villages isn't just a physical journey; it's a journey through time. From Cisompet Highway, vehicles must crawl for 40 minutes along a narrow, potholed concrete road barely wide enough for one car. If oncoming traffic approaches, one must yield and navigate between the forest and community gardens.
Recovery Trail from Cikondang: When Two Villages Choose to Revitalize the Forest Read More »
Indigenous communities, farmers, fishers, women, and young people are the guardians of the earth most impacted by the climate crisis. Direct funding ensures they have the rights, control, and resources to protect their forests, oceans, and territories. COP30 is a crucial momentum for promoting community-based climate justice.
Direct funding: an effective solution for climate justice and earth protection Read More »
Sumba, Dana Nusantara filled a special session at the 14th National Environment Week (PNLH) on Thursday, September 18, 2025. The session carried the theme "Direct Funding for the Struggles and Movements of Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and the Youth in Indonesia." Present as speakers were the Secretary General (Sekjen) of the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN) Rukka Sombolinggi, Secretary General of the Reform Consortium
Dana Nusantara Strengthening the Ecological Justice Movement in the Village Read More »
From fear to courage, farmers from the Suryakencana Sukabumi Farmers' Brotherhood (PPSS) build independence through community education, solidarity, and collective land management in Langensari. A story of the struggle for agrarian justice and a sovereign life.
Funding operational period Dana Nusantara calculated in 2024-2025 with a total of 447 funded initiatives. This Spotlight is a summary of the analysis of the impact of direct funding Dana Nusantara in the 2024-2025 period to Indigenous Communities, Fishermen, Farmers, Women, and the Youth. The programs analyzed consisted of 202 initiatives, derived from reported initiatives. The calculation of results was categorized according to
August 2025 Spotlight Read More »
In Indonesia, a farmers' movement is showing how land justice can grow from the ground up.
What can local knowledge teach us about resilience? Read More »
https://youtu.be/LFhlQZv9yBo Oleh Infokom PB AMAN Sekretaris Jenderal Aliansi Masyarakat Adat Nusantara (AMAN) Rukka Sombolinggi menyatakan Masyarakat Adat dan kelompok masyarakat lain sering sekali disebut tidak memiliki kapasitas untuk mengelola berbagai skema pendanaan global. Padahal, Masyarakat Adat memiliki kapasitas dalam menjaga bumi. “Kita selalu dijustifikasi bahwa Masyarakat Adat, petani, nelayan tidak memiliki kapasitas dan kita selalu
Dana Nusantara: Strengthening Indigenous, Agrarian, and Environmental Movements Read More »
One of the female farmer cadres from SPP seriously participates in group work as part of the ARAS education program, Siti Halimah. Kompas.id – Several years ago, farmers in Ciamis, Garut, Tasikmalaya, and Pangandaran Regencies, West Java, began to recognize women as equals to men. This opened up space for women to organize, learn, and receive their rights.
Women Are No Longer Just "Bed, Kitchen, and Well" Read More »
