Since February 2020, EcoNusa has executed a lot of imperative activities in eastern Indonesia. The
When we started our mission, our ambition has directed us to achieve transformative and inclusive
Continuing the efforts that have been made in 2020, in 2021 EcoNusa has designed a
Some time ago, the EcoNusa Foundation announced 30 selected participants in the School of Eco
It doesn’t feel like the cluster of islands has gone too far. 27 points have
The presence of the Draft Law on Job Creation has caused polemics in the community.
Currently, the Covid-19 pandemic has spread throughout Indonesia, including in Papua. Reporting from Covid-19.kemenkes.go.id, Covid-19
The virtual coordination meeting of the Papua and West Papua Provincial Governments with Development Partners
EcoNusa Foundation together with the West Papua Province Regional Research and Development Agency, Universitas Papua,
In addition to marine and cultural tourism, terrestrial tourism (land tourism) was not immune from
The land of Papua is home to a diversity of flora and fauna. There are
The third edition of Tabea Bulletin takes theme of the Indonesian Rainforest. This theme was
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the Land of Papua was also received by
Since March 2020, social restrictions and closure of sea and air transportation access to the
The provinces of Papua and West Papua contribute more than 38% of the total forest
The second edition of the Tabea newsletter has been published. Biodiversity is the main issue
The 2019 is deemed a crucial momentum to a newly born organization like EcoNusa Foundation.
In Maluku and Papua society, tabea is synonymous with the word greeting. For us, tabea
We hope this training is a stepping stone for the advancement of ecotourism in Papua.
EcoNusa Foundation intends to magnify and amplify a more constructive narrative of Papua to the
Environmental threat and the massive potential of youth become the motivation for EcoNusa Foundation to
Environmental threat and the massive potential of youth become the motivation for EcoNusa Foundation to
Seeing the impending threat, KORAL, a coalition of nine NGOs, is created to remind stakeholders
This study aims to analyze food security and nutrition as a basis for recommendations for
The Manokwari Declaration endorsed the shared vision of Tanah Papua namely “Land of Peace, Sustainability,
Since February 2020, EcoNusa has executed a lot of imperative activities in eastern Indonesia. The organization has even planned 36 activities for the following months.
When we started our mission, our ambition has directed us to achieve transformative and inclusive goals and targets. As the world changed with some pandemic
Continuing the efforts that have been made in 2020, in 2021 EcoNusa has designed a work program that includes Policy Advocacy and Strategic Cooperation, Capacity
Some time ago, the EcoNusa Foundation announced 30 selected participants in the School of Eco Diplomacy (SED) Kelas Menengah training program which took place virtually from
It doesn’t feel like the cluster of islands has gone too far. 27 points have been visited. There are various interesting stories about local wisdom
The presence of the Draft Law on Job Creation has caused polemics in the community. The various regulations contained in it are considered to have
Currently, the Covid-19 pandemic has spread throughout Indonesia, including in Papua. Reporting from Covid-19.kemenkes.go.id, Covid-19 has infected 4,162 people in Papua Province and 941 people
The virtual coordination meeting of the Papua and West Papua Provincial Governments with Development Partners has been taking place for two days, 14 to 15
EcoNusa Foundation together with the West Papua Province Regional Research and Development Agency, Universitas Papua, and WRI Indonesia explore the vast expanse of mangrove forests
In addition to marine and cultural tourism, terrestrial tourism (land tourism) was not immune from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Birdwatching ecotourism or bird
The land of Papua is home to a diversity of flora and fauna. There are 3,764 vertebrate species and 200,000 invertebrate species. In addition there
The third edition of Tabea Bulletin takes theme of the Indonesian Rainforest. This theme was chosen while celebrating the commemoration of World Rainforest Day which
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the Land of Papua was also received by the people taken from the tourism sector. As a result
Since March 2020, social restrictions and closure of sea and air transportation access to the Provinces of Papua and West Papua by local governments have
The provinces of Papua and West Papua contribute more than 38% of the total forest cover owned by Indonesia. Tropical rain forests play a role
The second edition of the Tabea newsletter has been published. Biodiversity is the main issue that we choose, coinciding with World Biodiversity Day. We also
The 2019 is deemed a crucial momentum to a newly born organization like EcoNusa Foundation. On that year, we try to pose ourselves as a
In Maluku and Papua society, tabea is synonymous with the word greeting. For us, tabea means sowing natural seeds. This is in line with the
We hope this training is a stepping stone for the advancement of ecotourism in Papua. Through ecotourism, forests and the sea can support the future
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