After working for a year with communities in the 190,000 ha Karimata Marine Reserve, we hosted a reflection workshop to assess how our approach works to improve wellbeing and biodiversity there. A reintroduction to our programs in Karimata.
Read MoreAmid the rising temperatures, we have been reflecting. The team just gathered for our 6-month retrospective of our new structure and strategy to ensure that the services we provide and the impact we strive for are delivered in the most effective way. What better time to look back at our achievements of 2022.
In this report, we detail our new theory of change, the reach, and impact we have had over 2022, stories from the communities we support, our financials and share our thanks for all our supporters, and have a preview of what is to come in 2023.
For World Oceans Day 2023, we are highlighting the communities we support in the Karimata Marine Reserve and the work they are doing for their part in conserving the world’s oceans.
Read MoreAs we say goodbye to 2021 we reflect on the impact the team at Planet Indonesia has had and the incredible people who have made it all possible this year. See our 2021 impact by the numbers.
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that we are once again expanding our support to work with communities in West Kalimantan and will begin offering our services to two communities in Kalimantan’s largest marine protected area, the Karimata Marine Reserve.
Read MoreBuilding trust and showing up are what truly matters to make an impact in conservation. In this blog, our Executive Director discusses lessons learned through Planet Indonesia and advice about increasing conservation impact around the globe.
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