As part of the Pulih Bersama program, SIAP SIAGA partners have the dual aim of supporting the economic recovery of the poorest communities (in this case Pekka and especially people with disabilities) and other marginalised groups, while testing more sustainable approaches to household income and growth.
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, several SIAP SIAGA partners turned their attention to supporting local communities, and in particular MSMEs, to make use of digital platforms to sustain their economic activities, as well as improve data collection and planning the community.
YAKKUM is an ecclesiastical-social institution founded on February 1, 1950, by the Synod of Javanese Christian Churches and Central Javanese Indonesian Christian Churches as a form of calling in an effort to provide complete healing.
KOPPESDA, established in 1996, initially supported the development of programs in eight priority areas of the Konsorsium Pengembangan Masyarakat Dataran Nusa Tenggara (KPMDNT). It focused on participatory action research methodologies for conflict management, community-based natural resource management, and data collection.
Solidaritas Perempuan dan Anak (SOPAN) Sumba is a volunteer-based organisation focused on issues concerning women, children, disabilities, and other minority groups. Since 2006, SOPAN has run programs to prevent gender-based and cultural violence in Sumba, utilising media campaigns, research, cultural arts, documentation, and dissemination of information.
YISI has a Vision, Mission, Goals and Programs to emphasise that community empowerment must be carried out by looking at three important pillars, namely the economic, environmental and educational sectors.
Disaster challenges in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) can occur at any time. The 2018 Lombok-Sumbawa Earthquake taught us an in-depth lesson that preparedness, especially mitigation, can reduce the risk of greater damage.
In line with SIAP SIAGA’s emphasis on learning and knowledge management, grant partners are included in SIAP SIAGA’s politically driven iterative adaptation (PDIA) process (try, review, learn, adapt), including regular evaluation and reflection points. SIAP SIAGA implements Real Time Evaluation (RTE) and Real Time Learning (RTL) with all of its grant partners.