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Research and consulting engagement across Indonesia and beyond.
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Outcome Harvesting: Civil Society Contributions to a Restorative Economy in Indonesia
- Evaluation
- Outcome harvesting
- Indonesia
Evaluating Rainforest Foundation Norway's Rights-Based Rainforest Management Approach
- Evaluation
- Brazil
- Congo
- Congo, DR
- Indonesia
Portfolio Review of Ford Foundation Indonesia’s Forest, Land Use and Climate Justice (FLUCJ) Grant Initiatives (2020–2026)
- Evaluation
- Indonesia
Evaluation of Research Quality of the Environment and Climate Change (ECC) Research Grants
- Evaluation
- Research Quality+ (RQ+)
- Indonesia
The Study of Philanthropic Funding for Energy Transition, Land Use, and Deforestation Nexus in Indonesia
- Technical Assistance
- 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
Regenerative Forest Economy Learning Journey Phase 1
- Technical Assistance
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Guatemala
- Indonesia
- Mexico
IKI JET – Just Energy Transition Framework
- Technical Assistance
- Indonesia
Program Evaluation of IDRC Sustainable Inclusive Economies
- Evaluation
- Research Quality+ (RQ+)
- Global
Women and Marginalized Communities in Coal Transitions (Case Study in East Kalimantan)
- Research
- Indonesia
Empowering Communities: A People-Centered Energy Transition for Socio-Economic Resilience
- Research
- Indonesia
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