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27 February 2026

CARE Indonesia’s Contribution at the OECD Forum: Building Trust and Strengthening Grievance Mechanisms in the Garment Industry

Ensuring that workers feel safe to raise concerns in the workplace is a critical priority. This was the key lesson shared by CARE Indonesia during ...

27 February 2026

CARE Response Sumatera Bangkit: Restoring Access to Clean Water and Essential Needs for Survivors in Aceh and West Sumatra

Hydrometeorological disasters, including flash floods, landslides, and riverbank erosion, struck the provinces of Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra in late November 2025. Rapid Needs ...

25 February 2026

Protecting the Coast from the Roots Up: Women of Palaes Village Safeguard Livelihoods through Mangrove Conservation in Likupang

Seawater moves gently with the tides, while mangrove roots grip the mud, holding the coastline together. Mangrove forests in North Minahasa District are the largest ...

31 January 2026

Notes from the field: A learning journey from Musi Banyuasin to Java to scale up women-led small business

In Musi Banyuasin District, woven handicrafts made from oil palm midribs have become one of the region’s flagship products and are now included in the ...

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CARE in Indonesia Impact in 2023-2024

Involving Total

22.544

Direct Program Participants:

16.241

6.303

181.445

Indirect Program Participants:

128.852

52.593 Reaching Total

11

Provinces

16

Districts

56

Villages

82

Schools

In Indonesia

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Establishment of Women-led Prosperous Business Groups Expands Financial Access for Women Waste Pickers

Exchange Ideas, Build Action: GEN In-Person Strengthens Protection for Women Workers from Climate Change Impacts

Women and Youth Empowerment Enhance Resilience in Six Villages in Sigi District

Supporting Safe and Inclusive Workplaces Through the Implementation of HRDD and GRDD in Companies

Women’s Groups within KUBE Introduce Home-Based Products at the UMKM Event in Pangalengan

Women Farmer Groups in Musi Banyuasin District Ready to Support MBG Kitchen Supply

We run this mushroom cultivation business as a group, with help from our husbands. Over the past two months, we’ve had a bountiful harvest of straw mushrooms.

Head of Simpati Kencana Women Group
Bumi Kencana Village, South Sumatera

Puji Wiyati

from selling our harvest provide additional income for all group members. We’ve very grateful for the ongoing support and assistance from both YCP and the Village Government. We are confident that our group business will continue to grow and thrive

This activity has expanded my knowledge of gender. The cooking competition was also incredible enjoyable. In my view, cooking isn’t solely the mother’s responsibility;

Garment Worker at PT Glory
Semarang District

Ahmad Kukuh

every family member can participate in cooking-fathers, mothers, siblings, and others-just as they do with household chores. In the workplace, there should equality between men and women, both in rules in treatment.

I have learned and applied many things after becoming a member of DASHAT,

Head of Posyandu, DASHAT Team,
Mantun Village, West Sumbawa District

Hardini Fandalita

such as how to feed toodlers, inluding the right portions and texture of food. The knowledge
I gained from CARE, we apply in the village community.

Thankfully, after 6 months, our group has accumulated enough capital to add new members. Despite being a women’s business group, we welcome male members who meet our criteria.

Head of Unggul Mulyo Women Group
Sri Mulyo Village, South Sumatera

Sulastri

In this profit sharing, we will distribute Rp 924,400 to each member for their family’s needs during the fasting month of Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr.

So far, we have been able to supply vegetables to the DASHAT group. We also consume the harvested vegetables ourselves for our families.

Chairperson of Farmer Women’s Group
Talonang Baru Village, West Sumbawa District

Nurhasana

The nutrition garden has aids economically, particularly for the women farmers members, many of whom are housewives. Moreover, we’re pleased to contribute towards improving the health of children and pregnant women in our village.

The appreciation from the Head of the National Population and Family Planning Agency (BKKBN), stating that KSB has shown the most drastic reduction in stunting rates over the past 3 years and has become a best practice model for other districts, is truly commendable.

West Sumbawa Deputy Regent

Fud Syaifuddin

On behalf of the Head of Sumbawa District and the Chair of TP2S, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to YCP and PT AMMAN for their contributions. We understand no program is 100% perfect. Moving forward, we also need to shift our focus towards prevention efforts. particularly in premarital education.

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CARE in Indonesia Impact in 2023-2024

Involving Total

22.544

Direct Program Participants:

16.241

6.303

181.445

Indirect Program Participants:

128.852

52.593

Reaching Total

11

Provinces

16

Districts

56

Villages

82

Schools

In Indonesia

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