What keeps people from participating in community-led governance? Our study, conducted with leading universities, identifies critical barriers like time constraints, lack of clarity, and feelings of not being invited. These insights are crucial for improving conservation outcomes and making our work truly inclusive. Read more about these findings in our latest blog series: https://lnkd.in/ggBwxQeV
Planet Indonesia
Environmental Services
st. louis, missouri 1,540 followers
We conserve at-risk ecosystems through village-led partnerships.
About us
Planet Indonesia is an international non-government organization that conserves at-risk ecosystems through community-level partnerships. Our holistic approach employs local solutions and values in enhancing the potential of rural communities and villages and restoring and maintaining balance between humans and nature. The approach is both collaborative and led by the community and creates the enabling conditions for the community to be involved in sound natural resource management. The four pillars of our core model are Rights, and Management, Governance, and Regeneration, rights and are designed to bring positive change to the social ecological system by addressing the underlying social causes of biodiversity loss and unsustainable resource exploitation. Planet Indonesia was named a winner of the 2017 United Nations Development Program Equator Initiative for advancing nature-based local solutions for sustainable development. For more information, please visit us at: planetindonesia.org
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http://www.planetindonesia.org
External link for Planet Indonesia
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- st. louis, missouri
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- conservation, sustainable development, gender inclusion, poverty reduction, wildlife trade, wildlife research, coastal management, marine conservation, and forestry
Locations
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Primary
241 selma ave
st. louis, missouri 63119, US
Employees at Planet Indonesia
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Putri Damatashia
Monitoring Evaluation and Learning
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Agung Wibowo
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning how to dance in the rain
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Abrar Ahmad
Terrestrial & Ex-situ Conservation | M&E | Grant Writing | Conservation Research
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Sandy Leo
Environmentalist and Conservationist
Updates
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A Moment of Pride for Our Team 🌱 We are pleased to share that Hanna Adelia Runtu has received the Pongo-dopsi Youth Conservation Award 2024 at the Youth Conservation Festival. This award recognizes her work with the Pongo Ranger Community, a volunteer group she has been actively involved with outside her role at Planet Indonesia. Hanna’s commitment to conservation is evident in both her personal and professional life. We’re proud to have her on our team and appreciate the positive contributions she continues to make within and beyond Planet Indonesia. Please join us in recognizing Hanna’s dedication to the environment and her efforts toward meaningful change. 👏 #YouthConservation #PlanetIndonesiaTeam #ConservationChampions
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Congratulations to Ibu Hani Nusantari! We are so proud to celebrate Hani Nusantari, the Founder and Education & Outreach Officer at Jari Foundation, who will be speaking at this year’s Ocean Collective Summit (#TOCS2024)in Singapore! 🌊🌍 Hani’s dedication to marine conservation and community rights is truly inspiring. At Planet Indonesia, we are honored to see her represent grassroots conservation efforts on such a prestigious stage alongside global leaders and innovators. Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement and Hani’s ongoing work to support communities in Lombok and Sumbawa! 🌱🐠 #OceanConservation #Sustainability #TOCS2024 #BluePlanet #OceanChangeMakers #MarineInnovation #protectouroceans #JARI #GrassrootsLeadership #CommunityConservation
I am excited to be traveling to Singapore to speak at The Ocean Collective Summits hosted by The International SeaKeepers Society Asia Chapter and accept Asia Achievement Awards 2024 on behalf of JARI and the community we work with. We look forward to connecting with the other speakers and attendees at the event and sharing our 27 years experience supporting community conservation initiatives in Lombok and Sumbawa. https://lnkd.in/gtGNG_4f
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We're loving the energy in our first Planet Indonesia International team book club! Discussing The INGO Problem by Deborah Doane has sparked exciting and thought-provoking conversations about power, privilege, and how we can foster more equitable, locally-led solutions to better support our Indonesian Foundation. We’re already looking forward to our next meeting! Have you read the book? We’d love to hear your thoughts!
🌍 Book Club Spotlight 🌍 This month, our global team at Planet Indonesia embarked on a thought-provoking journey through Deborah Doane’s new book: The INGO Problem: Power, Privilege, and Renewal. 📚 If you work in the international development, climate, or conservation space, I highly recommend adding this to your reading list! Deborah’s insights provide a critical lens on the challenges and opportunities for INGOs and intermediaries, especially as they are increasingly seen as vehicles to drive more funding and promote direct finance methods. Without giving too much away (no spoilers! 😉), the book dives into key issues we all need to consider in the climate and conservation space. From the importance of shifting governance models and embracing transparent monitoring and evaluation (data justice!), to intermediaries (often failing!) to recognizing their role as 'donors'—and how their influence can shape the flow of funds, both upstream and downstream. I believe many of the issues Deborah addresses and reflects on from the aid, humanitarian, and development space, are being repeated in the climate and conservation sectors (which always seems to be a decade or two behind!). If you’ve read it or are thinking of picking it up, we'd love to hear your thoughts! Let’s keep the conversation going about how we can truly support equitable, locally-led solutions. P.S. Deborah Doane we'd love to chat with you if you ever are up for it! Your book is now mandatory reading for any staff that join our organization :) #ClimateAction #Conservation #INGO #PowerShift #EquityInDevelopment #PlanetIndonesia
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🌊Hendra Budaya Hadikusuma and our dedicated team recently participated in a Social Economic Monitoring and Coral Cover Monitoring Training led by the Coral Triangle Center. This training is essential for enhancing our understanding of community perspectives and assessing coral cover conditions. Thank you, Bang Hendra, for highlighting this valuable experience! #MarineConservation #CoralReefProtection #CapacityBuilding #CommunityEngagement
Saya dan rekan-rekan Planet Indonesia bersama Balai Konservasi Sumber Daya Alam Kalimantan Barat mengikuti Pelatihan Pemantauan Sosial Ekonomi Masyarakat dan Pemantauan Tutupan Karang yang dilatih langsung oleh Coral Triangle Center. Sesi pertama kami diperkenalkan metode penentuan responden secara acak guna memastikan hak presepsi setiap masyarakat di sekitar kawasan konservasi dapat dikumpulkan melalui wawancara dan melaksanakan simulasi survei presepsi di RT Gunung Bongkok Desa Tanjung Harapan Kecamatan Batu Ampar, Kabupaten Kubu Raya. Selanjutnya pada agenda pelatihan Pemantauan Tutupan Karang kami diperkenalkan dengan tipe pertumbuhan karang untuk mengetahui kondisi tutupan karang di wilayah perairan laut, pelatihan ini juga memastikan kami dapat mengolah data hasil survei sosial ekonomi dan pemantauan tutupan karang dan menjadi sebuah laporan assessment yang komprehensif. #surveisosialekonomi #surveitutupankarang #coral #marineconservation #capacitybuilding
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What an incredible weekend at the #WCNExpo in San Francisco! Our team, led by Josephine Mejia Johnson and Novia Sagita, showcased Planet Indonesia's community-driven conservation model, fostering engaging discussions with visitors about our work in Indonesia. Swipe through to see some behind-the-scenes moments from the event. Thank you to everyone who visited us and learned more about our work!💚 #WildlifeConservation #Sustainability #CommunityConservation #Nature #Biodiversity #WCNExpo2024
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📢 It’s Expo Day! Planet Indonesia is live at the Wildlife Conservation Expo in San Francisco. Meet us at our booth to explore how we’re driving conservation through local communities in Southeast Asia. Whether you’re attending or following along online, your support makes a difference in preserving our planet’s biodiversity. Learn more at wcnexpo.org #WCNExpo #WildlifeConservation #CommunityConservation #PlanetIndonesia #Sustainability #Nature
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We're heading to San Francisco this Saturday, October 5th, for the Wildlife Conservation Expo. Planet Indonesia will be sharing insights into our community-led conservation efforts and the latest in biodiversity protection. Join us and connect with a global network of conservationists and innovators working toward sustainable solutions for our planet’s future. Find out more and get your tickets at wcnexpo.org #WCNExpo #Conservation #WildlifeProtection #Sustainability #Biodiversity
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🌍✨ "If you want to go fast go alone, if you want to go far go together" - African proverb, so eloquently shared by Ibu Hani at our first ever Connect Summit! This event brought together funders and four incredible local partners, showcasing their pioneering work in community-led conservation across Indonesia. From Sumatra to NTT, their stories and solutions illuminate a path toward a stronger, more connected future. Indonesia has a strong network of locally-led civil society organizations and NGOs that have been working together for years, sharing lessons learned, best practices, and collaborating on projects and proposals, however they have not always had the visibility in the international space. We created this space to showcase them and build philanthropic and implementor relationships so a greater portion of money committed to tackling climate and conservation issues can go directly to local solutions and communities they support. At Planet Indonesia, our role as ethical regranters is rooted in supporting our partners with fairness and respect, allowing them to lead and drive change. Connect Summit 2024 is a reflection of this commitment—bringing voices from the frontline directly to funders and amplifying the voices of all stakeholders and experts. A huge thank you to our inspiring presenters: - Hani Nusantari – Lembaga Juang Laut Lestari (JARI) (jari-indonesia.org) - Pramasti Ayu Kusdinar – Akar Foundation Akar Global Initiatives (akar.or.id) - sri dewi jayanti biahimo – Japesda Gorontalo (japesda.org) - Heribertus Se – Tananua Flores (tananua.org) Their leadership, resilience, and innovative solutions inspire us all. Their work is a reminder that lasting change comes from within communities—and that by working together, we can achieve a future where both people and nature thrive. Moving forward, we’re excited to see our partners strengthen their access to funding and open doors to even greater opportunities for scaling their impactful conservation efforts! 🌏🤝🪴 Thank you to all who attended. #philanthropy #ethicalregranting #communityledconservation
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🌍✨ We’re thrilled to share the highlights from Connect Summit 2024, hosted by Planet Indonesia! This inaugural event brought together funders and four incredible local partners, showcasing their pioneering work in community-led conservation across Indonesia. From Sumatra to NTT, their stories and solutions illuminate a path toward a stronger, more connected future. At Planet Indonesia, our role as ethical granters is rooted in supporting our partners with fairness and respect, allowing them to lead and drive change. Connect Summit 2024 is a reflection of this commitment—bringing voices from the frontline directly to funders and giving our partners the platform they deserve to share their impact. A huge thank you to our inspiring presenters: - Hani Nusantari – Lembaga Juang Laut Lestari (JARI) (jari-indonesia.org) - Pramasti Ayu Kusdinar – Akar Foundation Akar Global Initiatives (akar.or.id) - sri dewi jayanti biahimo – Japesda Gorontalo (japesda.org) - Heribertus Se – Tananua Flores (tananua.org) Their leadership, resilience, and innovative solutions inspire us all. Their work is a reminder that lasting change comes from within communities—and that by working together, we can achieve a future where both people and nature thrive. Moving forward, we’re excited to see our YPI partners strengthen their access to funding and open doors to even greater opportunities for scaling their impactful conservation efforts! 🌏🤝🪴 Adam Miller Josephine Mejia Johnson Aurore Maxey #ConnectSummit2024 #PlanetIndonesia #EthicalGranting #Community #Conservation #SustainablePartnerships #FutureTogether #AliansiBUMIKITA