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

Who we are

About Dana Nusantara

Joint initiative AMAN KPA WALHI​ to support various efforts and initiatives from Indigenous Communities, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and the 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.

Administrative mechanisms applied to Direct Funding Dana Nusantara It is designed to be very simple, but still adheres to accountability standards to facilitate access. In the Direct Funding scheme Dana Nusantara, direct funding recipients are not program objects but key subjects who design and implement efforts and initiatives to address their respective unique problems, urgencies, needs and situations, so that this funding is directly beneficial at the grassroots level. 

Vision

Building a robust direct funding mechanism to support various initiatives of Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and Youth in solving challenges of recognizing tenure rights, and managing land, water, territories, the environment and other agrarian resources.

As well as increasing contributions to reducing emissions related to deforestation and forest degradation, increasing carbon stocks, and encouraging community-based economies to improve people's quality of life.

Mission

Promote and implement simple yet powerful direct funding support to support Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and Youth initiatives.

Developing the quantity and quality of human resources of individuals/groups of Indigenous Communities, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and the Youth in Indonesia.

Building and strengthening the collective economic, social and political strength of Indigenous Communities, Farmers, Fishermen, Women and the Youth in Indonesia.

Urge and restore the role of the state to recognize and protect Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and the Youth in managing the environment, natural resources and agrarian matters.

Initiating economic independence through developing and managing various resources to achieve organizational funding resilience.

Main Target Dana Nusantara

Direct funding for Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and Youth to protect and strengthen their rights. Improved mapping Customary Territory, People's Managed Areaand Priority Locations for Agrarian Reform up to 20 million hectares. Strengthening protection and recognition to reach 7,8 million hectares of territory.

This includes collective efforts to restore 3,5 million hectares of land and vital ecosystems, implementing equitable and sustainable models of production, distribution, and consumption, and establishing community education centers to strengthen knowledge and skills in land and natural resource management.

Community Based

Directly support the initiatives of Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women and Youth in their efforts to prevent damage, protect and restore the environment, land, forests and resources.

Accountability

Simple process to access funds while adhering to national and international accountability standards. Including technical assistance to strengthen institutions and increase technical reporting capacity to ensure accountability.

Equality

Direct funding is a means to achieve strengthening of all related parties, mutual strengthening between management institutions and recipients of funds.

flexibility

Funds are more accessible in terms of process, speed, usage, monitoring and reporting. Direct engagement between Dana Nusantara with the recipient community to make this possible.

Inclusive and Transparent

Transparent in terms of determining priority targets, regions, emergencies, fund recipients and project implementation.

Respect for human rights

Every activity must be oriented towards the protection, advancement and fulfillment of the basic freedoms and human rights of Indigenous Peoples, Farmers, Fishermen, Women, and the Youth as well as Human Rights contained in the Human Rights Law and the UN Declaration, both as individuals and as a group.

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