Our many years of experience and uncompromising dedication to capacity building services, means that your project will always get significantly better results. From consulting, training, and the provision of support to the Organisation participating in program management, we are the help that you need.
Our team consists of some people who are experts in different areas of expertise and have many years of collectively accumulated experience. Currently CIRCLE Indonesia has 30 members and 15 associates.
CIRCLE Indonesia shares some of its best ideas by publishing a number of books with some essential topics focusing on Indonesian civil society.
We conduct some events that are aimed at capacity building and sharing of experiences. One of our regular events is training with a variety of themes that can be attended by participants from various backgrounds.
CIRCLE Indonesia is a registered cooperative for civil society resources development, chartered on 26 February 2006 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. We pool together resources that are essential towards strengthening the Indonesian civil society.
World Neighbors (WN) and Yayasan Mitra Tani Mandiri Flores (YMTM F) have colaborated to implement the Capacity Building Programme for Poverty Reduction and Livelihood Improvement in Nagekeo District, funded by the Australian Government through the Australia Nusa Tenggara Assistance for […]
Read MoreCIRCLE Indonesia has facilitated a Training on Most Significant Change for CAFOD’s partners on 6-7 December 2011 in Nangroe Aceh Darussalam. The training was attended by 13 participants (2 women and 11 men). The objectives of the training were:
To increase […]
Read MoreTeachers Quality Improvement Program is a programme of Titian Foundation that has been implemented in Yogyakarta. The TQI programme aims to make schools a positive learning space where students optimise learning. Three objectives were set to reach the goal: (1) […]
Read MoreCIRCLE Indonesia has facilitated a parallel training on Project Cycle Management for Handicap International staff. The training has been provided to all Projects teams members and Programme Thematic Advisers. It was conducted in Jogja on 13-15 June 2011.
The training were […]
The aim of this research is to analyse the impacts of disaster management activities carried out by the Ford Foundation (FF) in cooperation with its partners in Aceh and Yogyakarta. These activities had the additional aim of promoting the achievement […]
Read MoreThe palm oil industry employs millions of people and generates billions of dollars in turnover for private companies as well as vital government revenue in key producer countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.
Oxfam Novib (WN) have colaborated with CIRCLE Indonesia […]
CIRCLE Indonesia has finished a midterm evaluation of the project “Community Based Permanent Shelter”, a Caritas Switzerland Project supported by Swiss Solidarity and Caritas Network. The aim of the evaluation is to measure the effectiveness and the relevance of the […]
Read MoreThe Sustainable Mixed Agriculture Livestock Livelihoods (SMALL) project is an initiative of Heifer International Indonesia that aims to help needy farm families in Sumatra. After being implemented for seven years, two years longer than it was originally planned, the project […]
Read MoreWWF has recognised the vital role women play in the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity. But the thing is, most economic development has favoured men, not necessarily to the benefit of women. Women have little access to physical […]
Read MoreFrom February 2009 to September 2011, CIRCLE Indonesia conducted capacity building activities for 12 Cordaid’s partner organizations in Java working on women and violence program(s). They are:
Islamic Center for Democracy and Human Rights Empowerment (ICDHRE) – Jombang, East Java
Rifka Anissa, […]
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