The International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (INFID) is a civil society organization that has been fighting for Indonesia's development since 1985.
UN - ECOSOC
Advocacy & collaboration tracks
Evidence-based advocacy, collaboration, and democratic strengthening.
Since Year 2004
Three pillars that strengthen INFID's position in policy advocacy and international collaboration.
Holding this status since 2004, INFID has access to participate in various international conferences organized by the United Nations, such as the High Level Political Forum on sustainable development held every July, as well as the UN General Assembly held every September.
INFID programs are designed to strengthen the ecosystem of civil society organizations, democracy, social justice, and the protection of human rights through evidence-based policy advocacy.
Strengthening the role of civil society in upholding human rights and ensuring a substantive and violence-free democratic process.
Promoting participatory, transparent and gender-responsive climate policies to ensure justice for vulnerable groups.
Overseeing the development agenda to ensure equitable benefits, reduce inequality, and leave no one behind.
To realize democracy, equality, social justice, and peace, as well as ensuring and fulfilling Human Rights at both national (Indonesia) and global levels.
Fostering public awareness about HR, democracy, equality, and social justice through public education.
Conducting evidence-based research and policy studies.
Encouraging policy dialogue for policies that favor the poor and marginalized groups.
Building networks and civil society solidarity.
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