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.
A Training on Participatory Program Monitoring and Evaluation will be held on 15 – 17 November 2016.
Objective
By the end of the training, the participants are expected:
To have better understanding on M&E
To have better skills in developing project M&E design
For more […]
Read MoreA Training on Program Planning is scheduled to be held on 22 – 25 November 2016 with additional materials on top of the logframe approach, including theory of change and logic model.
Objective
By the end of the training, the participants are […]
The Most Significant Change (MSC) is one of the techniques in Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation (M & E). It aims to capture the changes in the lives and situations of the community (beneficiaries), through storytelling structured process, resulting from their […]
Read MoreSince 10 years ago CIRCLE Indonesia has been focusing on the issues of human resource development to support civil society empowerment and development. Various types of training have been held either annually on a regular basis to the public. Tailored […]
Read MoreA Training on Program Planning is scheduled to be held on 15-18 March 2016 with additional materials on top of the logframe approach, including theory of change, logic model, outcome mapping, asset based planning, and appreciative inquiry.
Objective
By the end of […]
Consultant: Yanty Lacsana, Yani Lestari & Henricus Hari Wantoro
The study held in August 2015 is to determine the economic, social and environmental impact of program activities and assess the effectiveness of each strategies in achieving results, and the capacity of […]
Lead organizer: Reina Asmedi
As part of the movement to reduce hunger and poverty in the world where natural resources are increasingly on the decline, Oxfam has initiated a campaign called GROW. This campaign includes the issue of food, climate change […]
ABOUT THE TRAINING
Just like human life, a programme has its own cycle as well, from the start it is “planned to be born” until its end. Good planning articulating systematic based on specific approaches. There are several approaches in programme […]
