The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung established its Indonesia Representative Office in 1968 and focuses on enhancing dialogue for mutual understanding and peaceful development in its international work. Social justice in politics, the economy and in the society is one of our leading principles worldwide. In Indonesia we have been carrying out various activities to support the Social Security Reform, Welfare state, and Social Economic Development in recent years.
We're looking for young professionals working in government, non-government organizations, student and civil society leaders and activists engaged in community based or volunteer programmes in Indonesia.
YPA Batch 4 once again marked a successful chapter. The program represents an ongoing collaboration between Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Indonesia and the Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs of...
Digital technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are no longer merely the future; they are now realities that have transformed classrooms in schools. Behind the remarkable efficiency they offer lies an important...
Against the backdrop of an increasingly complex global and domestic environment, Indonesia faces a shifting landscape shaped by geopolitical competition, economic transformation, and evolving political dynamics. The Indonesia...
The ongoing economic transformation due to digital innovation and energy transition challenge the existing social protection and governance systems.
The YPA programme aims at empowering young leaders, including those from marginalized communities and vulnerable groups in Indonesia and provides a progressive learning space.
Indonesia´s geographical location between the Indian and Pacific Ocean as well as its role in ASEAN have a significant economic and geostrategic relevance.
Indonesia stands at a critical juncture where rapid technological advancements intersect with urgent human development needs.
We connect people and their ideas to form a network of Social Democracy. In Germany and over 90 countries around the world, we work with a wide range of partners on progressive projects – at the local, national and global levels.
We endeavour, promote and work for a society based on solidarity that truly offers equal opportunities for all members of society to participate in politics, economic life and culture. To this end, we empower, inform and train each and every individual who ascribes to these goals.
We analyse political trends from a progressive perspective and seek to bring about a future society founded on solidarity with sound arguments. We share our knowledge and innovative ideas with all those who want to make a contribution.
Because Social Democracy can only thrive if all people, regardless of their social and cultural background, have the same opportunities, we support students and doctoral candidates, especially those from working-class and immigrant families.
Our foundation was named after the first democratically elected German President, Friedrich Ebert, in 1925. This makes us one of the oldest political foundations in the world. We nurture and keep alive the historical roots of Social Democracy and the trade unions to remind us time and again of the struggle for freedom, justice and solidarity
We want to inspire others with our values and services. Each and every day anew. That’s why our teams are made up of bright minds and committed individuals who perform their activities in an agile manner, with appreciation for one another and a clear focus. We view criticism and mistakes as an opportunity to review our actions and generate new ideas for our work as a team.
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Brigitte Juchems
Indonesia Office
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The future of work is now. And it takes place in Asia. In hardly any other region of the world can digital progress and the associated economic, social and political disruptions be observed more clearly.
The Asia-Pacific region is one the most diverse regions in the world in terms of politics, economy and culture. Despite significant economic growth and improved educational opportunities in recent decades.
Asia has traditionally been subject to global and regional power rivalries. In the 21st century, it will likely be caught in a contest for political dominance, military power and economic influence.
Climate change is one of the greatest global challenges of the 21st century. Its effects are already being clearly felt in Asia through the increase in extreme weather events such as droughts, storms, or floods, as well as sea level rise.
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Asia runs activities that support organizing for social justice, shaping an economy of tomorrow, and enchancing cooperation for freedom and security.
New perspectives on issues such as the environment, European integration, international relations, social democracy and development policy.
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