Planet Indonesia will be at the Skoll World Forum in Oxford, UK from April 20th - 24th 2026 and we look forward to connecting with you.
Reach out to connect, and please join us at the events we are cohosting and participating in:
Tuesday 21 April
11:00 - 12:30
Centering Community Visions: A Live Global Mapping Lab
This participatory session brings together leaders working alongside and within communities across continents to co-create a live Community Vision Map. Together, participants will locate where they work and surface the priorities communities themselves have identified for their futures, across well-being, governance, livelihoods, culture, and the natural systems they depend on.
Hosted by
Legado, in collaboration with Dandelion Africa, Planet Indonesia, and Wild5.
Tuesday 21 April
19:30 - 21:00
Lincoln college
Scaling community resilience to crisis
Join for an interactive discussion on how to build & scale community resilience & resilient health systems, in partnership with marginalised & indigenous people.
Hosted by
PARES, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Planet Indonesia
Wednesday 22 April
9:00 - 10:30
Can Community-Led Conservation Actually Scale?
Growth means bigger budgets, more sites, and more staff. Scale means something harder and more important: clearly designed interventions that generate measurable social and environmental impact in ways that can be replicated and adapted across contexts.
This conversation brings together leaders working directly at the intersection of community leadership, conservation, and scale to explore what it actually takes to spread models that work.
Hosted by
Mulago Foundation, Planet Indonesia, Maliasili, Lion Guardians, Living Landscapes
Wednesday 22 April
17:00–20:00
Conservation Conversations
A gathering focused on locally led and community-rooted conservation. The event will bring conservation practitioners and supporters into the same room to celebrate what is working, discuss what is not, learn from each other, and spark new collaborations
Hosted by
Hempel Foundation, Maliasili, Planet Indonesia
By invitation.
Thursday 23 April
9:30 - 10:30
Scaling Community-Led Conservation: Power, Partnerships, and Practice
Drawing on experiences from diverse contexts, including fragile and conflict-affected settings, the session will examine how conservation efforts can simultaneously deliver biodiversity outcomes, livelihoods, and resilience. It will also explore how to strengthen local governance, reduce administrative burden, and ensure that communities can define and communicate their own success.
Hosted by
The Sidebar
Thursday 23 April
15:30 - 16:30
Intermediaries Matter: The Hidden Infrastructure of Social Impact
This discussion explores the role of intermediaries as core system enablers. What does it take to build a well-resourced, globally connected infrastructure that supports civil society organizations to do their work effectively and accountably? How can funders rethink their approach to supporting this layer, moving from cost-minimization to strategic investment?
Hosted by
The Sidebar
Attending from our team will be:
