Democratizing the Philanthropy Ecosystem in Indonesia: Repositioning the Role of the State and Civic Political Participation

Civic Space, Public Participation — Seminar/Panel

Indonesia — May 18, 2026 @ 2:00pm - 4:00pm GMT+07:00

Jakarta

Host Organization and Partners — Aliansi Pemajuan Filantropi (APFi)

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Demokratisasi Ekosistem Filantropi di Indonesia: Reposisi Peran Negara dan Partisipasi Politik Kewargaan

Democratizing the Philanthropy Ecosystem in Indonesia: Repositioning the Role of the State and Civic Political Participation will explore the evolving relationship between philanthropy, public participation, and democratic governance in Indonesia.

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