AKATIGA WORKING METHOD
AKATIGA encourages the birth of research-based policies. This is done through advocacy works and providing information to AKATIGA partners.
How AKATIGA works, who we work with, and what we strive for, is described below:
2001
AKATIGA AND ASSPUK COOPERATION
AKATIGA and ASPPUK jointly conducted an analysis of the process of marginalization of women small business actors and looked at ASPPUK’s role in helping this group fight against its marginalization process. Another example of cooperation is the joint research of the People’s Coalition for Food Sovereignty (KRKP) in 2004-2005 to conduct research and build local food system modules.
2009
AKATIGA RESEARCH WITH TRADE UNIONS ON LIVING WAGE
AKATIGA’s research with trade unions on a living wage (2009), used by MPBI (the largest alliance of trade/labor unions after 1998) to advocate for a decent living component as a basis for determining the minimum wage and AKATIGA’s research on flexible labor market practices (2010) used by MPBI to advocate for restrictions and protection of outsourced labour.
2009
2010
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM EVALUATION STUDY RESULTS
For the central government to improve the PNPM strategy. Examples of these studies include an evaluation study on the participation of marginalized groups in PNPM Rural (2010), an evaluation of the infrastructure and institutional benefits of PNPM RESPEK in Papua and West Papua (2010-2011).
2010
AKATIGA COOPERATION WITH THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
Recommendations from the results of this evaluation study serve as input for the central government to improve the PNPM strategy. Examples of these studies include an evaluation study on the participation of marginalized groups in PNPM Rural (2010), an evaluation of the infrastructure and institutional benefits of PNPM RESPEK in Papua and West Papua (2010-2011).
2010
2011
AKATIGA COOPERATION WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
An example is AKATIGA’s cooperation with local governments and local civil society groups in Kebumen and Surakarta in an effort to deepen the process of participation in development planning for poverty alleviation (2011-2012).
