Tentang PIKUL SIAPA KAMI

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Learning Circle of Visioned Communities

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who we are

_{Act.32, March 17th 1998}

Ultimate idea

: :

We believe that all

human and communities have their

strenghts

,

and with clear

vision

they

would be able to

reclaim their future

.

We are Non Government, non profit organization

Mandate:

strengthen local

organizations/ communities in Eastern

Indonesia, toward their resiliency.

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Kampung Berdaulat!

where visioned where visioned

communities are well organized, able to develop communities are well organized, able to develop

and manage their own network, exchange & and manage their own network, exchange & capitalize their resources interdependently to capitalize their resources interdependently to

ensure their resiliency and basic rights fulfillment. ensure their resiliency and basic rights fulfillment.

(1) Developing new models of

basic rights fulfillment

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Facilitating collective actions among Facilitating collective actions among local/grass-roots leaders and grass-root

local/grass-roots leaders and grass-root

innovators

(3) Creating learning management process

among local/root leaders and

grass-root innovator

root innovator

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Encouraging enabling environment

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Adonara

Solor

Greater

Kupang _TTS

Alor islands

Aa: exisiting Aa: expanding

Pantar

Rote Sabu

Lomblen

Themes & Geographical Coverage until 2012

small islands of eastern indonesia for

water,

food

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Main Strategies

Approach:

Asset Based, with

Appreciative Inquiry Method

2 main strategies

Learning Circle of Visioned Communities

Learning Circle of Visioned Communities Discovering local/grass

root leaders and innovators as well as their strengths and existing opportunities | Envisioning the actors, area based | Connecting knowledge and initiatives across geographical borders among local/grass-root leaders and innovators towards collective action

Public Outreaching

Public Outreaching In order to promote the actors and their

initiatives externally. We have website, newsletter and make use of various social network means, eg. Facebook.

Grant Making

Grant Making supporting collective action and innovations of

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Appreciative Inquiry

Appreciate

to value; recognize the best in to value; recognize the best in people or the world around us; affirm past and people or the world around us; affirm past and present strengths, successes, and potentials; present strengths, successes, and potentials; to perceive those things that give life (health, to perceive those things that give life (health,

vitality, excellence) to living systems. vitality, excellence) to living systems.

Inquire

1. to explore and discover. 2. to ask 1. to explore and discover. 2. to ask questions; to be open to seeing new potentials questions; to be open to seeing new potentials

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Recent Programs

● Strengthening Climate and Weather Information Strengthening Climate and Weather Information System for Farmers and Fishers (ICCTF)

System for Farmers and Fishers (ICCTF)

Exercising dissemination of eather and climate information (on bidaily basis) to 1000 farmers and fishers around Kupang Bay, advocating best climate and weather information

dissemination to local government.

● Food Sovereignty Diversity (Oxfam)Food Sovereignty Diversity (Oxfam)

Strengthening local food systems at village levels in Kabupaten Kupang,

advocating diverse and healthy food consumptions, encouraging local seeds preservation and conservation

● Strengthening Community Based Ecosystem Resilience in Strengthening Community Based Ecosystem Resilience in

Small Islands (Global Environmental Facilities-SGP)

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Initiatives towards

Sustainability

●

Establishment of KoTAK energy

cooperatives

cooperatives with Geng Motor Imut

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Assessing and experimenting local

organic food fair trading

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Provides Manuals for trainings and workshopProvides Manuals for trainings and workshop

Creating New Reality, A Guide to Community Visioning,

adopting Appreciative Inquiry method

Understanding Socio-Ecological Crisis

,, adopting adopting SDE tool of analysis

SDE tool of analysis

Discovering Community Champions,

Discovering Community Champions, A guide to find actors of social change, adopting Appreciative Interview Techniques.

Community Visioning Workshop Curricullum

Trainings and workshops for

Organization and

communities visioning and planning

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Leadership and Communication Strategy

|

Strenghts Based Facilitators

|

Organization

development

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Research & publication,

Research & publication, most recently

Business Enabling Environment for Poor Farmers Study (TAF- AusAID, 2013)

Local Food Resources in East Nusa Tenggara Islands

(2013)

Analysis of Provincial Budget on Food Security (2013)

Noble but Load, discussion paper of Gender Situasion in

East Nusa Tenggara (Pikul, 2011)

Survey on Migrant without Assets in Kupang Municipality

(Pikul 2010)

Survey on Socio-Ecology Crisis in Eastern Indonesia (Pikul

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Research & publication,

Research & publication, most recently most recently

Baseline survey for Oxfam GB Building

Resilience in Eastern Indonesia Program

(2010)

Human Safety and Sustainability of

Ecological Vital Function

Ecological Vital Function in Lesser Sunda in Lesser Sunda Islands, working with School of Democratic

Islands, working with School of Democratic

Economy (2009)

Main Activities

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Area of Specialism

Natural Resources Management

Disaster Risk Reduction

Climate Change Adaptation

Food Sovereignty

Gender Mainstreaming in

Social

Changes

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Partners and Stakeholders

More than 20 active associates

, with

experience

experience Facilitators

Facilitators

,,esp using asset based

approach for various purposes and fields. eg. ABA for farmers, youth, disaster survivors, small enterpreneurs, students, etc.

Community Actors Profilers

Researchers, evaluators, assessor

Creative documentation

(visual, audio-visual)(visual, audio-visual)

More than 200 local actors and

innovations.

Ranged from teachers, farmers, Ranged from teachers, farmers, photographers, youth groups, students, small

photographers, youth groups, students, small

enterpreneurs, activists (environmental, good

governance, humanitarian, indigeneous people), health

cadres, etc.

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More than 30 local

organizations in Eastern

Indonesia and national

DRR,

environmental organisation,

women organization, human rights

etc.

International

organization,

namely:

Oxfam Australia, Oxfam

Hongkong, ChildFund, FAO,

AusAID, ILO, FAO, The Asia

Foundation, GEF-SGP etc.