IndoStrategi focuses on Millennium Goal 8 where this focus involves as much collaboration as possible to develop global partnerships for development. The idea of a Bridging Global Partnership for development is in line with the idea of complex interdependence adopted by the UN itself, which states that every actor’s actions have reciprocal and consequential impacts in the international system. Therefore, it is very important for all countries to help each other in development.
Today, donors demand that local “partners” become independent, which means they are required to raise their own funds. This is a source of ongoing conflict. Projects that have been supported for years by foreign financial aid must adapt to this new reality. On the other hand, in some cases, private companies have formed their own “corporate NGOs” to be socially responsible. The question is to what extent are these “corporate NGOs” able to have an impact on sustainable development in this country by involving various sectors of civil society with their own problems, support from the government and the private sector?
Ultimately, we need a solution to respond to the gap. The IndoStrategi has an important role, connecting the gap in an equal and sustainable partnership. By Bringing Global Partnership, our experts are able to present brilliant development ideas based on Orientation Impact Oriented Research, assisting, monitoring and evaluating development work for the needs of partner institutions/companies/donors.
Understanding the key issues and actors behind it is imperative for the sake of predicting future developments.
Shaping effective strategies, guiding decision-makers toward informed actions, and ensuring good governance and societal development.
Creating inclusive policies that are able to meet society’s and private sector’s needs in the future.
