The Indonesian Institute works in four major areas: Publication, Social Development Initiatives, Policy Research and Consultancy/Trainings

Publishing an online magazine “The Prospect” which analyzes issues such as economy, education, employment, democracy, culture, religion, and international relations.  

Producing sound analysis and recommendation for policy consideration in the following areas:

• Social Capital
• Public Policy
• Religious Tolerance
• Democracy
• Educational Development

• The Development of Knowledge-based Society

Obtaining, generating and channeling resources (time, skills, and money) to help uneducated and poor Indonesians. The Indonesian Institute will organize “a summer voluntary program” where some Indonesians who are studying abroad and spending their summer vacation at home can volunteer their time and other resources to help their peers at home. This will be a great resource for disseminating and inculcating democratic, united and hard working values especially to the country’s young generations.

The Institute will also build a strategic cooperation with public libraries in providing books and information on social, education, economics and political issues and in encouraging Indonesians to visit libraries. It is a sad reality that Indonesia does not have reasonable public libraries in major cities such as those seen in the developed countries. Since library is central to the educational process of a society and a nation, The Institute considers this a serious issue.

The Institute offers consultancy on Indonesian economy, business and politics. We also assist individuals/institutions in obtaining data and information on Indonesia. We have a thorough understanding of Indonesian economy, culture, business conventions, law, politics, and workforce and community relations.  For further information, contact us at:

theinstitute2002@yahoo.com, or

elwin@theindonesianinstitute.org

UICHR Internship Program carried out by Yayuk Mardiati

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