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Developing a Sustainable, Equitable, Innovative and Inclusive Rights-Based Natural Resource Management Model
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Advocating for Policy and Sustainable Development Agendas
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Sustaining the Ecology: Conserving “Ridge to Reef”
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Enhancing the Capacity of Local Civil Society Organizations, Youth, and Women in Natural Resource Management
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Ocean Harmony

Create welfare and achieve sustainable marine and fisheries management through policy interventions, public campaigns, youth movements, and supporting alternative and sustainable economies.

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#BeradatJagaHutan

Equitable and sustainable natural resources management in Tanah Papua will never be implemented without recognition of indigenous people and customary land. The recognition here is important as the existing land and natural resources define the future of indigenous people that have nurtured nature from generation to generation.

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Kobumi

Leveraging indigenous livelihood, food security and local economy to sustaining forest and marine ecosystem in Eastern Indonesia

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Defending Paradise

Protect Forests and Ocean Paradise in Eastern Indonesia. Support Indigenous Communities, Save Customary Land

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EcoFund

EcoFund is a direct funding mechanism for sustainable community development programs, policies reform, and nature conservation given to indigenous and local community initiatives in eastern Indonesia, to protect and manage their resources, so they can continue to contribute to reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, increase carbon stocks, and improve local economies.

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EcoDefender

Since 2017, EcoNusa has a mission to create an intelligent, vocal, and competent young generation of Indonesia. Through various knowledge-giving activities and leadership capacity building, EcoNusa encourages the youth to be the pioneers of a sustainable future by starting actions from the place where they live.

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School of Eco-Involvement

Econovation

Our Initiatives Map

View our initiative map containing Ocean Program Initiatives, Indigenous Community Mapping and Rights, Youth Initiatives, KOBUMI Initiatives, etc

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Ocean Initiatives

Customary Area Mapping

Kobumi Initiatives

Youth Initiatives

Ecofund Initiatives

Capacity building and Indigenous Resiliency

EcoXplorer

The EcoXplorer will supercharge EcoNusa’s ability to bring hope, protect forests, and support local communities. Our intention is to make this boat a driving force to educate people on how they can reduce the rate and impacts of climate change, prevent destructive marine activities and forest loss in one of the most important biodiversity hotspots in the world. We also have a hope that EcoXplorer could help uplift the locals economy in Eastern Indonesia.

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EcoStory

Recent story

Nabire Coconuts: A High-Value Commodity from the Coastal Areas of Papua

May 16, 2025
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Taro Chips Training: An Effort to Boost MSME Productivity

May 14, 2025
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Upland Rice for Food Security in Nagura Village

May 13, 2025
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Recent photos

Mooring Buoy Installation in the Banda Islands: A Step Toward Coral Reef Protection and Sustainable Tourism

May 2, 2025
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Strengthening Indigenous Rights, Forest and Marine Conservation, and Sustainable Livelihoods in the RPJMD

March 14, 2025
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EcoNusa and KOBUMI Strengthen Green Economy Development in Eastern Indonesia

March 5, 2025
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Pesona Pakaian Adat Suku Moi

Pakaian adat bukan sekadar kain, tapi identitas, sejarah, dan kebanggaan.

Di Suku Moi, warna, bentuk, dan aksesoris punya makna. Dari mahkota bulu kasuari sampai koba-koba, semuanya simbol budaya yang harus dijaga. Bukan cuma dipakai saat upacara, tapi juga jadi pengingat: kita punya akar.

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Recent events

Youth Action to Protect Climate and Plastic Monster Parade 2024

October 24, 2024
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Skoll World Forum (SWF) 2024 at Oxford

April 5, 2024
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Aksi Muda Jaga Iklim 2023

October 18, 2023
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Indonesian Sea

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