TOTAL FUNDS 2023 - 2027

$750,000

Re-Granting - General Support - Institutional Support

TOTAL FUNDS AUGUST 2023 - JULY 2024

$250,000

Institutional Support

TOTAL FUNDS OCTOBER 2024 - SEPTEMBER 2029

$5,000,000

General Support

TOTAL FUNDING SUPPORT $800,000

August 2023 - September 2024 ($300,000)
February 2025 - July 2026 ( $500,000 )

Direct Funding ( Re-Granting )

TOTAL FUNDING SUPPORT 2023 - 2027

$1,050,000

Re-Granting - General Support

TOTAL FUNDS 2024 - 2026

$2,500,000

Re-Granting - Endowment

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Recovery Trail from Cikondang: When Two Villages Choose to Revitalize the Forest

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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.

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Direct funding: an effective solution for climate justice and earth protection

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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.

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Dana Nusantara Strengthening the Ecological Justice Movement in the Village

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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

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Dana Nusantara: Strengthening Indigenous, Agrarian, and Environmental Movements

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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

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Uelincu, Pushing for State Recognition in a Forested Corner of Central Sulawesi

Uelincu, Pushing for State Recognition in a Forested Corner of Central Sulawesi

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Mapping of Community-Managed Areas in Uelincu Village. Photo source: Walhisulteng.org Walhisulteng.org – On December 16, 2024, a meeting was held in Uelincu Village, West Pamona District, Poso Regency, Central Sulawesi. The meeting was attended by the community and facilitators from the Panorama Alam Lestari Foundation (YPAL). The discussion became tense when data was presented showing that the village area was almost entirely surrounded by two permits.

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From Crisis to Solution: Hacking the Road to Local Water Democratization (Part II)

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The residual flow from the Kamojang Geothermal Power Plant's operations alienates communities from water sources. Nearly all government and private projects ultimately alienate communities from natural resources and the project area. For security reasons, the project area management will prevent communities from entering unless they pay or become workers there. This also applies to the Project Group.

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From Crisis to Solution: Hacking the Path to Local Water Democratization (Part I)

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Lubuk Larangan is located in Nanga Danau Village, Kapuas Hulu Regency. In the Sumerian region, around 2600-2350 BC, a protracted conflict occurred between two city-states: Lagash and Umma. The motive behind this centuries-long conflict was a dispute over the waters of the Tigris River. Excessively low rainfall made the two neighboring city-states highly dependent on water.

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