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Research and consulting engagement across Indonesia and beyond.
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Portfolio Review of Ford Foundation Indonesia’s Forest, Land Use and Climate Justice (FLUCJ) Grant Initiatives (2020–2026)
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
Mid-Term External Review of the World Resources Institute’s 2023– 2027 Strategic Plan
- Evaluation
- Ethiopia
- Global
- Indonesia
Benefits Sharing For Landscape Management Project In Indonesia
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
Women and Marginalized Communities in Coal Transitions (Case Study in East Kalimantan)
- Research
- Indonesia
Evaluation of Indonesia Capacity Building Supports
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
ICAI 3 - Review of UK Aid for Sustainable Cities
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
Guardians Under Pressure: Southeast Asian Environmental Defenders
- Research
- Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR)
- Indonesia
- Philippines
- Thailand
Analysis of the adaptive climate financing in Indonesia
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
Evaluation of Purpose Climate Lab
- Evaluation
- Brazil
- India
- Indonesia
- United Kingdom
Strategy Evaluation of Ford Foundation Program on Natural Resources and Climate Change
- Evaluation
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Ghana
- Indonesia
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Peru
- South Africa
- United States
- Zimbabwe
Developing CSO’s National Engagement Strategy on Sustainable Palm Oil Value Chain
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
Final Review of RECOFTC Strategic Plan 2018-2023 and FLOURISH
- Evaluation
- Cambodia
- Lao PDR
- Thailand
- Viet Nam
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