(RHRN) (2019) Operational Plan Indonesia

RHRN country operational plan
RHRN Indonesia
Section I: Theory of Change for 2019 & 2020
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LONG-TERM OUTCOME A:
Maintain the current level of freedom of choice related to sexuality in the legal framework, particularly avoiding the
criminalization of GSD and fornication in the Penal Code and prevent criminalization of GSD in Sexual Violence Draft Bill
by 2020
Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)
2.1.1 Raising international support to Government of Indonesia
INCREASING Ministry of Justice and Human Rights so that Ministry of Justice and Human Rights will not criminalize
KNOWLEDG agrees not to criminalize gender and GSD and consensual sex in the Penal Code (RKUHP), and to
E, SKILLS sexual diversity (GSD) in the draft of Penal prevent criminalization of GSD in Sexual Violence Draft Bill
AND Code Draft (RKUHP) by 2019 and Sexual (RUU PKS)
POLITICAL Violence Draft Bills by 2020
WILL OF 2.1.2 Supporting the efforts of National Commission on Human
DECISION Rights (Komnas HAM)/ leading agency for monitoring the UPR
MAKERS implementation and National Commission on Violence against
2. LOBBY & ADVOCACY
Women (Komnas Perempuan)/ leading agency in the sexual

violence bill as strategic partners of Right Here Right Now in
preventing criminalization of GSD in RKUHP, and expand the
network in preventing GSD criminalization in RKHUP in 2019
and RUU PKS
CREATING
SPACES FOR
CIVIL
SOCIETY
AND YOUNG
PEOPLE
Identified and involved champions 2.1.3 Obtaining public support from young people, parent,
STRENGTHE (celebrity, academics, parents, media, media, religious leaders, public figure, health practitioners, and
N- ING religious leaders, community leaders, GSD community
PUBLIC health experts, young people and GSD
SUPPORT community) and support them to initiate 2.1.4 Establishing network with Ministry of Religious Affairs in
FOR positive action to support gender and order to appeal to faith-based organizations to prohibit hate
ADVOCACY, sexual diversity by 2019 speech especially to GSD
THROUGH
SRHR 2.1.5 Creating a positive image related to GSD in mass media
CHAMPIONS
Explain what changes were made in the LTO and/or STOs compared to the latest version of the 2018 operational plan here:
Our goal is maintain the current level of freedom of choice related to sexuality in the legal framework, particularly avoiding the
criminalisation of GSD and fornication in the Penal Code and prevent criminalisation of GSD in Sexual Violence Draft Bill by 2020. To
do that we need tp get support from our allies in national and raising awareness in international. International support is very needed,
Because it is related to the implementation of the achievement of 2 UPR recommendations and preventing the criminalization of GSD
which can have an impact on the achievement of SDGs. The allied countries that are the target of advocacy are representation from
the Equal Rights Coalition especially those which we are working with closely which enable RHRN Indonesia to meet with the embassy.
It is important to hold a meeting scheduled for the impact of SGD if there is criminalization of GSD. In every focused meeting /
discussion involving stakeholders both nationally and internationally, it is important to prepare evidence based advocacy as a position
paper.
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Compared to the LTOs in 2018, the new LTOs has no significant change in terms of the stakeholders that we aim in our advocacy
efforts. We try to address and counter the attempts to criminalise GSD and fornification which is being proposed by the opposition.
Based on the context analysis, as of August 2018, Ministry of Justice and Human Rights and House of Representative are currently
pending the Penal Code revision on Fornication, Samen Leven, and Same-Sex Sexual Activity. RHRN Indonesia has been actively
working with civil alliance to advocate the stakeholders such as House of Representative/Parliments ( Commission III, Commission IX),
Goverment of Indonesia. For Government, our focus in 2019 engagement are Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kemenkumham),
National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM), National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan).
These three institutions are institutions that oversee the two regulations which are RHRN priorities. For Penal Code Revision,
kemenkumham is the party that submits the draft to the National Legislation Program (Prolegnas). Komnas Perempuan has a role in
helping civil society to submit position papers to the government and parliament as evidence based advocacy. Besides that, Komnas
Perempuan is also the party who submitted the SV draft bill. We believe our goal is mutual, helping Komnas Perempuan to push
government to pass SV draft bill will paralel to our goal to prevent criminalization toward GSD. For now, anti sexual violence bill draft
(our opposition) have tried to propose to criminalize GSD . We need to keep in touch with Komnas HAM, related to implementation of
UPR Recommendation and Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas) and Ministry of Foreign Affair (Kemenlu) to smooth
the way to get international support. Therefore on 2019-2020, our LTO will be focus to block these attempt in Penal Code Revision and
Sexual Violence draft bill because both of drafts are the 2015-2019 National Legislation Program (Prolegnas) which is prioritized.
To reach LTO1 main goal we need to mainstreaming SOGIESC in the both of prioritized regulations by making effort to consolidate
with allies, making training to fellow GSD to helo them to get self acceptance. All of that is needed to expanding the network then gain
public support. Because the more people who are exposed to knowing about SOGIESC, the more likely it is to raise public support. So
we need to identified, involving all the champions. Encourage the birth of multi-stakeholder coordination forums involving elements of
government, civil society, knowledge institutions, community leaders, the media, and the private sector to discuss the issue of gender
and sexuality. Multistakeholder coordination forums provide related thematic dialogue spaces at regular intervals. Our advocacy will be
in two ways, first evidance based advocacy, proof that we will bring to national government and international; second,civil advocacy in
the term to creating positive image about SOGIESC to raise positive feedback from societies.
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LONG-TERM OUTCOME B: The policy framework on universal access to contraception with focus on young people is
strengthened and implementation improved by 2020
INCREASING
KNOWLEDG 2.2.1 Supporting the efforts of network as strategic partners of
E, SKILLS Right Here Right Now in preventing criminalization of
Prevent criminalisation on information and
AND information and access to contraception in penal code draft
services to universal access to
POLITICAL contraception on RKUHP by 2019
WILL OF 2.2.2 Networking and Lobbying with MoH, BPJS and Dinas
DECISION Kesehatan
MAKERS
Young people are involved in national level
advocacy level for the provision of
CREATING information and services to universal
SPACES FOR access to contraception 2.2.3 Expanding knowledge and involving young people on
CIVIL universal access to contraception advocacy through Universal
SOCIETY Health Scheme
AND YOUNG
PEOPLE

Health practitioners are involved in
STRENGTHE national level advocacy level for the
N- ING provision of information and services to
PUBLIC universal access to contraception 2.2.4 Value clarification with midwives organizations on
SUPPORT universal access to contraception
FOR
ADVOCACY, 2.2.5 Responding on Indonesian CEDAW Shadow Report
THROUGH
SRHR
CHAMPIONS
For LTO 2, MoH will still be our main advocacy target as it was in 2018 but for 2019 we add BPJS (Social Administration Insurance
Body) as the advocacy target since after the implementation of JKN (National Health Scheme) those two bodies are the key
stakeholders to ensure contraception services in Indonesia. By 2018, RHRN has been working closely with network and strategic
partners to reject various negative policies related to contraceptive services, such as in Penal Code and in the practice of providing
information and services from other midwives and health providers. RHRN will focus on mainstreaming the principle of comprehensive
and non-discrimination in services by integrating information on BPJS that allows services to access contraception through the
mechanism of universal health coverage. Based on the context analysis, the main entry points will be working with the Midwife
association and the role of other health practitioners and young people advocacy in accessing contraceptive provisions for all
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LONG-TERM OUTCOME C: MoNE and MoRA are strengthening and improving the implementation of Policy framework
on CSE in formal education and MoYS and National Family Planning Cooordinating Board (BKKBN) is endorsing CSE in
informal education
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MoNE and MoRA established teacher 2.3.1 Platform members are contributing in the establishment
INCREASING forum for CSE implementation of teacher forum to create teacher pool and netwoek for CSE at
KNOWLEDG National Level by 2019
E, SKILLS MoYS and BKKBN are endorsing CSE out
AND of school modules by 2019 2.3.2 Identifying User and Program of CSE out of school
POLITICAL
WILL OF
DECISION
MAKERS
Endorsement of Agreement between 2.3.3 Involving youth champion and platform on monitoring the
MoNE and MoRA on the implementation effort of endorsement of CSE formal education
CREATING CSE formal education signed by 2019
SPACES FOR
CIVIL
SOCIETY
AND YOUNG
PEOPLE
STRENGTHE
N- ING
PUBLIC Identified relevant stakeholders are
2.3.4 National CSE’s Best Practice forum for stakeholders,
SUPPORT engaged actively to produce document, &
presenting local and regional champions (teachers, parents,
FOR promote/ highlight the benefit of CSE by
students, local, govt. representatives, etc)
ADVOCACY, 2019
THROUGH
SRHR
CHAMPIONS
As context setting in Indonesia, the efforts of CSE formal and informal are different. CSE in formal education need to ensure GoI
commitment on policy and pilot implementation, also to ensure GoI has teacher forum development for CSE in school. But CSE in
informal education, many efforts by NGOs (such as RHRN) and GoI (BKKBN) have been done in community. Our effort will be on
mapping existing community programmes which appropriate as entry point for CSE out of school.
In the previous year, LTO 3 encouraged the implementation of CSE at the formal setting in school. The GoI (MoH, MoNE, and MoRA)
has formed CSE that is integrated with other subjects for elementary, middle, and high school levels. CSE in school is made based on
the ITGSE adopted to the culture system in Indonesia and the existing Core Competencies and Basic Competencies of existing subjects,
so that the CSE can be more easily conveyed by the teachers in the classroom. This long process produces a training module for
teachers that will be implemented nationally throughout the school. At the end of 2018, UNFPA with MoNE and MoH have trained
Master of Trainer, National Master Trainers referred to by GoI are certified teachers who are nationally accredited to ensure trainers are
part of the government system for CSE expansion at the local level. But the GoI designed the master teacher training for education
with the cooperation of many parties not involved yet the Papua teacher network, RHRN will take part in this process through support
FRIP who have teacher network in Papua. We are going to include broader interventions on influencing the guidance and expands the
effort of GoI to implement CSE in school to Papua. Papua teacher forum will have refreshment training with new module of GoI and get
certified by GoI as local trainer.
In 2018, we held Millennial Youth Pledge and bring in youth champions to met broader youth and expert in greater Jakarta. After Youth
Pledge 2018, we will involve youth champion to push MoNE, MoH, and MoRA on effort of CSE implementation legal protection
through GoI Endorsement of Agreement. So GoI will meet youth champion to see importance/urgency of legal protection to ensure the
implementation of CSE in local area.
In 2019, RHRN will collaborate on establish National CSEs Best Practice forum with the E4A and GUSO programs which also have a
mission to gather best practices in CSE advocacy. We will exchange learning from the piloting process that is mostly carried out in the
area along with the local government by Rutgers can be used as a basis for strengthening the capacity of CSE educators. One that can
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be used as a reference is the longitudinal research conducted by Rutgers on the results of CSE education in schools, especially for the
method of implementation (included in the special subjects or integrated in existing subjects). In the past 2018, there was regional
meeting in Bangkok on ITGSE conference which involve govt. of Indonesia representative and NGOs, we will involve the champion of
Bangkok regional meeting in the national forum and meet local best practices. Based on the situation analysis, RHRN is expected to be
able to multiply informal CSE models outside of school. In addition, the RHRN will establish stronger coordination between DGs who
are responsible for teachers, namely the Director General of Teachers and Education Personnel and students in the Directorate General
of Primary and Secondary Education in the Ministry of Education and Culture.
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CROSS-CUTTING TO MULTIPLE LONG-TERM OUTCOMES
Increasing the knowlegde of decision 2.4.1 Collecting Evidence Based Advocacy through media &
INCREASING makers on the issues of GSD, access to context monitoring SRHR for advocacy
KNOWLEDG contraception, and CSE.
E, SKILLS
AND
POLITICAL
WILL OF
DECISION
MAKERS
CREATING 2.4.2 Strengthening youth-centered community on diversity
SPACES FOR and fulfillment of reproductive health rights
CIVIL
SOCIETY Young people and the wider community 2.4.3 Developing campaign tools which engage young people
AND YOUNG support the platform's efforts to and youth led organization voicing their decisions about
PEOPLE encourage the government to protect protection of sexual diversity, universal access to contraception,
gender and sexual diversity, fulfill universal and comprehensive sexuality education.
access to contraception, and
comprehensive sexual education.
STRENGTHE
N- ING
PUBLIC
SUPPORT Identified targeted group are involved in 2.4.4 RHRN members support media in Papua to publish
FOR provincial and national advocacy spaces information about SRHR situation in Papua
ADVOCACY,
THROUGH
SRHR
CHAMPIONS
Become part of national forum 2.4.5 National forum consultation on UPR, CEDAW, CPD, and
consultation on regional and international HLPF
advocacy activity with government and
actively undertaking concerted advocacy 2.4.6. RHRN platform members submit youth call to action to
for development and promotion norms, targeted government ministries in regional and international
standards, policies and resolutions/ spaces
recommendations to influence specific
national advocacy issues priority 2.4.7 Network building and lobbying with ASEAN Secretariat,
LINKING AICHR, ACWC, and other ASEAN Coalition in regional scope
WITH Become part of national delegations and and participate in regional advocacy
REGIONAL actively undertaking concerted advocacy
AND for development and promotion norms, 2.4.8 RHRN platform members participation in international
INTERNATIO standards, policies and resolutions/ advocacy (CSW 11-22 March, CPD 9-13 April, HLPF, ILGA 18-22
N-AL recommendations to influence specific March)
ADVOCACY national advocacy issues priority
Produce and highlight the

recommendation of the importance of
targeted advocacy outcome, as part of
human rights issues that should be
protected and fulfilled by ASEAN countries
government by 2020
Produce and highlight the
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recommendation of the importance of
targeted advocacy outcomes part of
human rights issues that should be
protected and fulfilled by GoI by 2020
Explain what changes were made in the STOs compared to the latest version of the 2018 operational plan here:
There is no significant different with 2018 operational plan, but for 2019 we add the national collaboration before going to the
international and regional advocacy spaces. From our experience, working solely on the international advocacy spaces without
strengthening the national allies will make the advocacy result in Regional and International level are difficult to be monitor. On skill
and knowledge, RHRN Indonesia would like to increase the critical power and ability of regional and international advocacy by working
closely with the government involved. RHRN Indonesia also need to gather young people advocate to enforce bargaining position of
community in society and increasing the number of people exposed to RHRN issue. For the issue, RHRN Indonesia will focus on
building consolidation in the national level. In 2019, RHRN Indonesia have trained for capacity on CEDAW report, and will submit the
alternative report on 2019, before facing the CEDAW reporting period on 2020. For the CSW62 as the theme is on social protection
systems, access to public services and sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls,
Indonesia will work together with government, civil societies, and private sectors who provide services related to contraception
provisions.
Integrating intersectionality approaches that promote the crossing of young people's struggles, rights to sexual and reproductive
health, and protection of minority groups of gender and sexuality based on the framework of feminism thinking and rights-based
approach especially using the principle of comprehensive non-discrimination.
Continue to strengthen capacity in the media through trainings on gender and sexuality and media visits, especially media that are still
negative / biased, so that the quality of journalism related to the issue of gender and sexuality is getting better and engaging media
networks and progressive journalist unions as strategic partners. Make room for public influencers to build positive opinions for the
community on issues of gender and sexuality (for example through radio / podcast / video campaigns that are disseminated massively
to the public.
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CAPACITY Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)
STRENGTHE Platform members have improved 3.1 Capacity strengthening on General Advocacy Skill for Young
N-ING
capacities for developing and People Working on SRHR (MTE)
implementing effective advocacy
(including
strategies for young people on the three 3.2 Capacity strengthening on Generating Public Engagement
risk advocacy target (MTE)
3. CAPACITY STRENGTHENING FOR ADVOCACY
mitigation!)
RHRN Indonesia have improved capacities 3.3 Capacity strengthening on Grant and Programme
on campaigning strategy to create public Management, including Finance (MTE)
support on advocacy priority issues
3.4 Capacity strengthening on Value Strengthening and
RHRN Indonesia have improved capacities Implementation for Organization Members (MTE)
on campaigning strategy to create public
support on advocacy priority issues 3.5 Capacity strengthening on Outcome Harvesting
Platform members capacity strengthened
on Program Management of organization 3.6 Capacity strengthening on Safety & Security
members for smooth running of the
activities 3.7 Cross Learning and Team Building
Explain what changes were made in the STOs compared to the latest version of the 2018 operational plan here:
On Technical Issue, based on National MTE, Global MTE, and Platform Members’ Capacity Mapping, RHRN Indonesia platform has a
lack of capacity (only 5 of 12 Organizations or less which have the capacity) maximum in several skills needed for ensuring the smooth
operation of the program. RHRN Indonesia already mapped three priority for MTE recommendation on :
Strengthen capacities of platform members on grant and programme management, Increased investment in generating public support
for advocacy priorities, Continued investment in inclusivity, in particular MIYP, young women and SOGIE and increasing capacity of
smaller (youth, LGBTI, and young people network) organizations which therefore create the need to fulfill organizational development
needs in several aspects.
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Section II: Activity Plan 2019
1. Programme Management
1.1 Programme Management
# Activity Title Status of activity Implementer(s) Months - 2019 Notes
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 Internal Host Coordination New Activity PKBI as Host XXXXXXXXX X X X once per month, approx 2 hours
YKP, FRIP,
2 Presidium Coordination New Activity SWARA X X X X
YIFOS, ARI as mentioned in platform agreement, 4 times in a year
PKBI, YKP,
3 LTO Coordination New Activity WG members X X X X
ASV, ARI as mentioned in platform agreement, every 3 months
4 Cross LTO Coordination New Activity PKBI as host WG leader X X as mentioned in platform agreement, every 6 months
5 Finance Working Group Coordination New Activity PKBI as Host X X Every 3 months along with OH Harvesting
PMEL
6 PMEL Working Group Coordination New Activity Working X X X X Every 3 months along with OH Harvesting
Group
Follow up on MTE recommendation for NC and platform
7 Technical Assistance / Coaching (MTE) New Activity PKBI as Host X X X X X X
mebers
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2. Lobby & Advocacy
Long-Term Outcome A
Intervention (# and name):
2.1.1 Raising international support to Goverment of Indonesia so that Ministry of Justice and Human Rights will not criminalize GSD and consensual sex in the Penal Code
(RKUHP), and to prevent criminalisation of GSD in Sexual Violence Draft Bill (RUU PKS)
# Activity Title Status of activity Implementer(s) Months - 2019 Strategic notes (explain contribution of activities to the TOC
Long-Term Outcome A
and/or MTE recommendations1)

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 To raise support and awarness from international by arrange
1 focused meetings and/or discussion either its formal or
informal to consolidate RHRN issues especialy GSD as efforts
to prevent criminalisation in penal code draft and sexual
Organize dialogue with stakeholders
violence draft bill. Activity will include : Attend meetings held
including international country
New Activity PKBI Yifos, Swara x xxx x x x by embassies and intiate diplomatic briefing with countries
representative in Indonesia for the UPR
that join in Equal Rights Coalition. This meeting will correlate
Monitoring
with Activity 2.1.2, making one of position paper, to find out
the impact of the criminalization of GSD on SDGs then
presented to the coalitions and strategic beneficiaries
2.1.2 Supporting the efforts of National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM)/ leading agency for monitoring the UPR implmentation and National Commission on
Outcome A
Long-Term
Violence against Women (Komnas Perempuan)/ leading agency in the sexual violence bill as strategic partners of Right Here Right Now in preventing criminalization of GSD in
RKUHP, and expand the network in preventing GSD criminalization in RKHUP in 2019 and RUU PKS
and/or MTE recommendations)
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RHRN Indonesia since 2015 had produce position papers to
support the works of Komnas HAM and Komnas Perempuan to
preventing criminalization toward GSD. In the last 2 years our
position papers had been used by Komnas Perempuan as their
evidance based advocacy and deliver it to government and
parliament. In 2019 RHRN Indonesia will continue to support
our alliance to provide position paper to generated evidance
Production of position papers that will based advocacy. All the material data for advocacy will be
become the material for advocacy to updated frequently and needs to analyst even more. This
prevent criminalization of GSD and position papers can be use, not only to support Komnas
Fornication in penal code revision; anti Puskagensex, Perempuan for both prioritized regulations and/or as a proof to
1 New Activity x x x push Komnas HAM for implementing UPR, it also can be use as
sexual violence draft bill; and publish an ASV
advocacy materials related to the advocacy material to presented to international coalition. As it
impact of criminalizing GSD for SDGs PKBI mentioned in RTL, RHRN Indonesia planning to make three
achievement different position papers, that targeted to International
coalition embassy (tentative title: the potential impact of
criminalization of GSD for SDGs achivement); Position paper
about penal code revision and position paper about anti SV
draft bill and all will be presented to Kemenkumham,
Bappenas, to have valid argumentation for government not to
criminalize GSD. This activity will contribute to the achivement
of LTO A, STO 1
The meeting with Ministry of Law and
The meeting with Ministry of Law and Human Rights and
Human Rights and National
2 New Activity x x x National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) is needed
Development Planning Agency
to find out the latest updates regarding legislation that are
(Bappenas)
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known to have the potential to criminalize GSD and encourage
the government and the legislature for policies and laws that
are more inclusive and do not discriminate and stigmatize GSD
by mentioning implementation of SDGs. So it is important to get
closer to these two government representatives. For this
meeting, position paper will be presented
The need to keep supporting each Komnas Perempuan's work,

as a strategic partner to encourage strategic dialogue with the
government regarding the issue of minority group protection
Puska
Coordination meeting to support the and gender and sexuality diversity especially to encourage the
gensex,
3 work of Komnas HAM and Komnas New Activity x x x x implementation / operationalization of existing positive
Pamflet, YKP,
Perempuan policies. Komnas Perempuan has a role in helping civil society
ASV
to submit position papers to the government and parliament as
evidence based advocacy. Besides that, Komnas Perempuan is
also the party who submitted the SV draft bill. We believe our
goal is mutual, helping Komnas Perempuan to push government
to pass SV draft bill will paralel to our goal to prevent
criminalization toward GSD. The implementor will hold or
attend activities initiated by the National Commission on
Women, either formal or informal hearings, at least four
meetings. Komnas HAM also important to push and monitoring
the implementation of UPR
2.1.3 Obtaining public support from young people, parent, media, religious leaders, public figure, health practitioners, and GSD community
Long-Term Outcome A
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sensitization to improve family understanding and strengthen

PKBI, ARI, families so that they can be the support system for their
Family Gathering for parents from GSD Puska children and also, family can provide positive statements for
1 New Activity X society and another family member of the community who
Community Gensex,
Yifos, have not been or able or not yet to accept their children who
are born unique in terms of GSD.
SWARA
YIFOS
This activity aims to strengthen strength and influence at the
2 National Gathering for Champion New Activity All Platforms X GSD community level and is designed as a communication and
lobbi strategy to the MoRA in an effort to strengthen the
legitimacy of the creation of anti-discrimination and GSD-
friendly circulars during the 2019 election period.
Outcome A
Long-Term
2.1.4 Establishing network with Ministry of Religious Affairs in order to appeal to faith-based organizations to prohibit hate speech especially to GSD
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This series of activities aims to make the MoRA make a policy
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through the creation of an election-related circular without
discrimination and friendly to GSD. Gradually, this step begins
1 Actor Mapping in MoRA New Activity X with mapping the actors within the scope of the MoRA, to find
out the picture of the socio-political situation and key actors.
YIFOS The next stage, after supporting documents (internal-external
2 Informal Meeting with MoRA New Activity X
Hearing with MoRA along with the situation and key actors at MoRA), YIFOS shared with the
3 champion (religious leaders) to non- New Activity X RHRN Champions to MoRA, lobbied, equalized perceptions, to
discriminative approach to GSD the achievement of the core objectives of the activity.
2.1.5 Creating a positive image related to GSD in mass media
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Counter narratives are needed to fight all forms of radicalism
and religious conservatism. Political identity in the political
pamflet, year is feared to increase, including those related to GSD.
Making Positive Message Narration for
1 New Activity puska gensex, X x X x X x X x X x X x Therefore it is important to formulate a counter-narrative
GSD
ASV, Swara strategy to dispel hate speech in 2019. The implementator will
Media production involving champions PKBI, create positive message every month and share it with the
2 New Activity X X X X X X X X X X X X platform and also published it through PKBI's social media
who promote positive messages Pamflet, ASV,
campaign or web articles to raise awarness and change public
perspective related to GSD. The creation of positive image will
also involved other organizations which concern on this issues
Long-Term Outcome A
Champions Mapping in 2017 in the GSD active campaign

engagement has produced a list of names of religious leaders,
artists, and influential figures. In 2019, YIFOS continued to
PKBI
engage the Champions in social media campaign contributions.
The step is aimed at providing adequate and comprehensive
positive information, with content that is easily accepted by
YIFOS
the public in a light and humorous manner towards GSD.
Content can be produced through Vlogs, etc. on social media
Puska platforms.
Media Briefing and media visit (editor, PKBI
3 New Activity gensex, ASV, XX xX
journalist, editor in chief)
YKP, Since 2015 the dominance of politic identity based on
conservatism has peaked. The majority and minority identities
are exploited and collided with one another to mobilize
political power. media that are discriminatory, sectarian and
sell sensation become one of the actors who have a big share in
creating a situation that causes social segregation and
horizontal polarization in society. So it becomes important to
hold media briefing and media visits with the aim of forming a
more positive image and narrative related to GSD.
Implementator choose feb and march then july and august to
initiate media visits to four mass media. and hold one time
media briefing about GSD
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Long-Term Outcome B
2.2.1 Supporting the efforts of network as strategic partners of Right Here Right Now in preventing criminalization of information and access to contraception in penal code draft
Long-Term Outcome B
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Implementer will arrange expert meeting. People that we

1 Expert Meeting on RKUHP New Activity YKP x called expert are someone who works on contraseption issues,
pamflet, in legal aspect,service provider, young peer counselor, religious
2 Media Briefing New Activity puska gensex, x leader, executive and legislative representatives
YKP, ASV
After held expert meeting, implementer will arrange and hold
PKBI media briefing so this issue will be news on the media
ASV, YKP,
3 Coordination Meeting New Activity xxxxxx Coordination is very needed with RHRN consortium
Puska gensex
organization or intersectional alliance or other sector that
related to contraception in penal code. Cordination including
meetings formal or informal.
2.2.2 Networking and Lobbying with MoH, BPJS and Dinas Kesehatan
Long-Term
Outcome B
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 joint meeting with stakeholders and multi stakeholders by
1 Hearing with stakeholders New Activity Fokus Muda x x x discussing commitment to policies that have been reviewed by
YKP BPJS in accessing contraceptives for BPJS members without
2 Multi Stakeholder Meeting New Activity Fokus Muda x exception and universal contraceptive service for all
2.2.3 Expanding knowledge and involving young people on universal access to contraception advocacy through Universal Health Scheme
Long-Term Outcome B

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Advocacy training for young people to exercise their rights in
Public Discussion with BPJS accessing youth-friendly contraceptive services. This advocacy
1 involving young people and health New Activity Fokus Muda x training will be followed by practice for young people by
practitioners conducting public discussions with providers and stakeholders
YKP to encourage young people in advocating to fulfill their political
Fokus Muda rights. RHRN will invite beneficiaries in 5 cities (Medan,
Youth Advocate Value Clarification
2 New Activity YKP x Jakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, Denpasar and Makasar),therefore
Training
young people are encouraged in local advocating their SRHR
needs to the local government.
Outcome B
Long-Term
2.2.4 Value clarification with midwives organizations on universal access to contraception

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Midwives have an important role to the success of family
Planning Template 6
planning in Indonesia since in majority people getting access to
contraception from midwives. In the era of JKN ( National
Support midwives association
Health Scheme ), Midwives 's role become more crucial
gathering and meeting on removing YKP, Fokus
1 New Activity PKBI x x because they can give access to contraception under the
barrier in giving contraception for Muda
national health scheme. Therefore it's important to work with
all
them and strengthen their capacity so they can be our allies
and champion to advocate the ministry of health
2.2.5 Responding on Indonesian CEDAW Shadow Report
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 After the creation of the CEDAW document in 2018 and data
collenction of shadow report, in 2019 this was followed by the
next phase in the form of critical reading of the documents that
had been compiled by experts and contributors, followed by
the validation of joint documents in Indonesian language.
Long-Term Outcome B
Critical Reading and Sending

1 New Activity xxxxx
Documents We will also have the national meeting with CWGI network
before submitting. From this result, the document will be
translated into official English language documents and will be
sent to CEDAW Committee (Geneva).
ASV
The CEDAW shadow report intervention is only for LTO2
because the main issue is about access to abortion services and
contraception. But we do it together with other members.
Dissemination with journalist, Dissemination of CEDAW report from KITASAMA for external
2 New Activity xxx
stakeholders and CSO parties, invites Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child
Protection esp. CEDAW Committee as one of speaker, CWGI,
and networks involved in CEDAW Indonesia. Together with
publications with the GUSO journalist / champion partner
journalists
Long-Term Outcome C
Long-Term
Outcome C
2.3.1 Platform members are contributing in the establishment of teacher forum at National Level by 2019
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 In national level, there is effort to create teacher forum as
Planning Template 7
master trainer. We will support GoI with involvement of Papua
teacher through establishing forum through existed CSE
teachers from previous program in Papua, the teachers will
have refreshment training on new CSE module of GoI and
Papua teacher forum meeting on
1 New Activity FRIP Rutgers X ensure their input also involvement in national forum to local
GoI CSE in school module
implementation of CSE. The input will be followed up after this
meeting to the series meeting with strategic govt in National
Level (2.3.3). We link teacher forum in Papua with the
readiness of the implementation of CSE in National.
2.3.2 Identifying User and Program of CSE out of school
Long-Term Outcome C

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 After the piloting process and the revision of the CSE module
outside the school conducted in 2018, then in 2019, ASV and
RHRN will hold a meeting to map the user potential who can
use this module, both at national and local levels.
In mapping the user, which government strategic programs
User and program assessment of
1 New Activity ASV XXXXX can be included in the CSE module outside this school will also
CSE out of school
be mapped. The assessment process is based on the
experience of the trial in 2018, as well as an assessment of the
strategic Ministry and Agency strategic programs related to
youth and families.
2.3.3 Involving youth champion and platform on monitoring the effort of endorsement of CSE formal education
Long-Term Outcome C
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Develop CSE Monitoring Tools with UNFPA

Develop CSE monitoring tools with
1 New Activity Rutgers XXX
UNFPA This activity is one of the follow up during Regional
Series meeting with strategic Dialouge of CSE. This UNFPA aims to providing tools for
government on piloting and budget monitoring pilot implementation of CSE that will be
2 New Activity ASV XXXXXXXX
allocation for CSE (formal ARI conducted in 2019 by Ministry of Education and UNFPA.
education) Rutgers
Consultation meeting with youth ARI Series Meeting with strategic government on piloting CSE
3 network to ensure YP involved in New Activity XXXXXX formal education
High Level meeting ministries This series meeting will bring in input from Papua teacher
Pick one option forum (2.3.1). Besides, we also ensure GoI effort on budgeting
Pick one option CSE in school scheme.
Long-Term
Outcome C
2.3.4 National CSE’s Best Practice forum for stakeholders, presenting local and regional champions (teachers, parents, students, local, govt. representatives, etc)
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Rutgers and ASV, will encourage national scale space to
Planning Template 8
discuss best practices from CSE implementation. RHRN will
collaborate with the E4A and GUSO programs which also have
National Stakeholders Forum on
1 New Activity Rutgers ASV xxx a mission to gather best practices in CSE advocacy along with
CSE best practice
the participant of the regional forum on CSE. We will invite
representative of GoI who involved in CSE regional meeting.
Cross-cutting interventions
2.4.1 Collecting Evidence Based Advocacy through media & context monitoring SRHR for advocacy
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Context analysis needs to be done every year especially
Disseminate the result of media because 2019 is election year where the dynamic changes
1 New Activity All platform X rapidly.
monitoring
PKBI, ARI,
2 Context Analysis New Activity YKP, Rutgers, X The output of 12 months media monitoring can be used to help
arranging advocacy strategies. Context analysis is important to
Cross-cutting interventions
Swara
support the results of Media Monitoring, and to see the impact
of socio-political situation for RHRN issues after the
presidential election. Context analysis will be done after media
Puska
monitoring and before the annual planning meeting for 2020.
Genseks
We will present the result of media monitoring every 3 months,
3 Disseminate context analysis result New Activity All platform X joining with other activities. April 2019 is presidential election,
October 2019 is presidential inauguration. So these are critical
moments, and we are trying to look at how politics exploit our
issues and how the society perceives it. By the end of Oct 2019,
we will present the result of the 12 months-long media
monitoring.
2.4.2 Strengthening youth-centered community on diversity and fulfillment of reproductive health rights
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Bi Monthly Youth Network is a planned occasion for
Planning Template 9
campaigning diversity issue with various community and youth
organization. The activity will conduct the invited community
or organization together to share their focuses in 5W+1H by
20x20 method. The method is 20 slides which will be presented
Pamflet
for 20 seconds. After presenting the issue focus of each
community or organization with the method, the talent will
give a view regarding the diversity of one keyword related to
1 Bi-monthly youth network New Activity X X X X X
the three issues of Indonesian RHRN.
In Japanese, this activity is called Pecha Kucha. This activity
will be carried out bi-monthly with themes related to three
issues of Indonesian RHRN. The existence of this activity is
carried out to bring together young people from each
community or organization to exchange information related to
diversity widely which refers to GSD and social security.
Youth Network Meeting on SRHR in Papua. RHRN Indonesia

FRIP
works for advocacy in National level but it’s also important to
Youth Network Meeting on SRHR ensure that the aspiration of young people in local level are
2 New Activity X taking into account. In this activity, FRIP will collect all the
in Papua
needs of young people SRHR in Papua through Focus Group
Discussion.
training young key populations in 6 cities (Medan, Jakarta,

Bandung, Surabaya, Denpasar, Makassar) related to health
issues such as SRHR, HAM, HIV & AIDS. The result of this
activity was to produce 2 young champions from each city.
3 FM Young Advocate Camp New Activity XX This intervention will contribute to STO & LTO in a way making
Fokus Muda
space for young people to voices their rights, so that
government can fulfill the rights of young people to their
health without sexual and gender identity disruption, universal
access to contraception, and comprehensive sexual education.
2.4.3 Developing campaign tools which engage young people and youth led organization voicing their decisions about protection of sexual diversity, universal access to
contraception, and comprehensive sexuality education
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This campaign activity series aims to increase the access of
Managing RHRN’s social media All platform information for youth regarding GSD, access to contraception,
1 New Activity XXXXXXXXX X X X
(bedaitu.biasa) members and also CSE. This is based on the campaign strategy that was
Pamflet develop by Pamflet in 2017. Pamflet will focused on online
All platform
2 SRHR Magazine New Activity Fokus Muda X X X
members campaign strategy and all of platform members will contribute
Pamflet for the content. Since the beginning of 2018, online campaigns
Video series campaign to support
Pamflet
3 RHRN issues and distribution of New Activity XXXXXXX have been carried out by Pamflet with content related to issues
video series of RHRN Indonesia. The content released is the result of
Planning Template 10
coordination with each LTO whose visualization is targeted at
young people. This activity will continue to be run with various
types of creative content besides articles, e-posters, and short
videos on social media. The content is like the viral video series
that raises the values of the issue of RHRN Indonesia,
Develop campaign tools to support
4 New Activity X X X X X X X X X X X X implicitly, and SRHR Magazine which contains of content
advocacy of RHRN (policy paper)
related to updates on developments in issues of diversity and
sexuality in Indonesia. The material content aimed to internal
and external RHRN Indonesia. The goal is to open insights for
all that social security needed for Indonesian citizens,
especially young people
2.4.4 RHRN members support media in Papua to publish information about SRHR situation in Papua
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This activity is the follow up of Youth Network on SRHR in
1 Media Visit New Activity X Papua, the aims of this activity is mainstreaming Young
FRIP
2 Media Briefing New Activity X People’s SRHR issues among journalist in Papua
2.4.5 National Forum Consultation on UPR, CEDAW, CPD, and HLPF
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Series meeting with Bappenas and CSOs
Series meeting with Bappenas and ARI
1 New Activity YKP x
CSOs as preparation for HLPF This series meeting with Bappenas (Ministry of National
Development Planning) aims to influence in the Voluntary
National Review process. There will be consultation meeting
with another CSOs which has big influence for this process.
2 National CSO meeting on CPD New Activity YKP XXXXXX National CSOs forum meeting for CPD
The CPD national forum is a preparation activity carried out by
the RHRN platform together with stakeholders (Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and BKKBN) for CPD departure in April. This
forum was held to encourage members of the RHRN Platform
ASV to become part of the national delegation for CPD
2.4.6 Developing campaign tools which engage young people and youth led organization voicing their decisions about protection of sexual diversity, universal access to
contraception, and comprehensive sexuality education
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 In 2019 the theme of HLPF 'Empowering people and ensuring
Develop youth-led alternative ARI inclusiveness and equality' and 2 goals SDGs related to RHRN
1 New Activity ASV XXXXX
report on SDGs issues are SDGs 4 (quality education) and SDGs 10 (reduced
equality). Indonesia will have 2nd review for SDGs, this is the
opportunity for young people to submit Youth-led alternative
Consultation meeting with youth review to addressing issue of young people related to those
2 network on SDGs and others New Activity ARI XXXXX SDGs goals especially CSE (SDGs4) and SGD (SDGs10).
related CSO Therefore, consultation meeting with youth network is
important. ARI will lead this process and will engage youth
network which has concern about those goals.
2.4.7 Network building and lobbying with ASEAN Secretariat, AICHR, ACWC, and other ASEAN Coalition in regional scope and participate in regional advocacy
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This will be followed up with CPD
1 APFSD (Intergovernment Meeting) New Activity Network building with ASEAN bodies
2 APPC New Activity XX X X Meeting to discuss localization of YDI with ASEC, UNFPA, and
ASV AYF, along with 11 country representative
Network building with ASEC,
3 New Activity PKBI XX
AICHR, ACWC, and Coalition
PKBI
4 Asean Youth Forum YDI meeting New Activity x
2.4.8 RHRN platform members participation in international advocacy (CSW 11-22 March, CPD 9-13 April, HLPF, ILGA 18-22 March)
1 CPD Conference New Activity ASV ARI XXXX
2 HLPF New Activity YKP ARI X
3 CSW New Activity YKP ASV X
4 ILGA World New Activity Swara X
3. Capacity Strengthening for Advocacy
3.1 Capacity strengthening on General Advocacy Skill for Young People Working on SRHR (MTE)
# Activity Title Status of activity Implementer(s) Months - 2019 Strategic notes (explain contribution of activities to the
TOC and/or MTE recommendations)
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Based on MTE recomendation, there is a need to
1 Youth Forum PKBI New Activity X strengthen organizational capacity on advocacy. PKBI
has 20 youth forum in Indonesia, which can work to
support our advocacy in the national level by raising
voices and campaigning from different provinces in
Indonesia. The training participants will be a youth leader
in each provincal level of PKBI offices
PKBI This activity aims to bring together the 1-6 queer camp
2 Alumni Queer Camp Advance New Activity YIFOS X alumni conducted by YIFOS on the previous years who
have been "advanced" and have a strategic network in
various regions in Indonesia to be involved in
campaigning for GSD. The meeting was made as a
medium to share information, share energy, knowledge
and joint strategies in GSD reinforcement social
campaigns and movements. This activity will contribute
to the achivement of LTO A under public support lense
3.2 Capacity strengthening on Generating Public Engagement (MTE)
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This training participants are platform members who
already got the basic advocacy training. The curiculum
of the training will be a non-violent movement building
created by Canvas (Centre for Applied non violent
actions and strategis). The training itself consist of
negotiation skills, campaign skills, power graph and
mapping, working with allies, and maintaining members
and supporter. This training aims to improve the capacity
1 Training on Movement Building New Activity PKBI x of platform members to advocacy, campaign and
working with alliance especially in handling opposition.
Platform members capacity on advocacy and movement
building will contribute to STOs achivement especially on
raising public support in LTO A,B and C. The ultimate
outcome of advocacy and movement training is to create
more young people supporting diversity in all aspects
especially diversity in sexuality
3.3 Capacity strengthening on Grant and Programme Management, including Finance (MTE)
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Based on the MTE Recommendation, there is a need for
young people/ community based organization to
strengthen its program and grant management capacity
(Organizational capacity building), the technical
Technical Assistance on Grant
1 New Activity PMEL X X X assistance from HO will share the importance on
Management
planning a program and finance for organization for
platform members
PKBI
Rutgers Fin & Management training programs delivered to
Indonesia finance staff within the financial sector revolve around
topics like budget management, cash flow management
and Financial Management. This Fin training to ensures
2 Finance management workshop New Activity
all finance remain qualified for their jobs and always in
compliance, even as the regulations change frequently.
the training is conducted in 2-3 dyas workshop format
X with profesional trainer in finance and management.
3.4 Capacity strengthening on Value Strengthening and Implementation for Organization Members (MTE)
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This activity is capacity building for champion candidates
from young people, GSD and other platform members so
they can have perspective and the values promoted by
RHRN Indonesia. This activity will be the follow up of
1 SOGIE SC & Human Rights School New Activity X X other training that held by RHRN Platform to
organization members and of the partner from the
platforms. This activity will contribute to LTO A
especially on public support lens
SWARA
YIFOS
Dissemination of the results of regional and international
platform meetings as learning process to the greater
public (in the form of seminar/ online seminar) so that
2 Learning Class - Dissemination New Activity X
more young people outside platform members aware of
regional and international advocacy and the importance,
this will contribute to the STO in creating spaces for
young people
3.5 Capacity strengthening on Outcome Harvesting
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Advanced Outcome Harvesting Training for Platform
1 Attending Outcome Harvesting training New Activity PUSKA PKBI X with Global Consortium (2 participants)
1 OH Assistance to platform members New Activity PUSKA PKBI XX X
Pick one option This is OH training with Global facilitator. PME group will
Pick one option be the ones receiveing the training. Thus, they will have
Pick one option better capacity to give assistance to all platform
members. Platform members feel more comfortable
getting training/assistance from fellow Indonesians.
On the next activity, OH Assistance, PME group will
assist all the platform one by one to harvest the
outcomes. on that actvity,
The OH coordiators will conduct assistancy to every

platform member in order to harvest the 2019 outcomes
semesterly. the plan is, we assist all the platform to
harvest their outcomes each semester. We harvest the
outcomes before the end of each semester (April &
October). Doing it earlier wont be efective bcs they dont
have the outcomes yet.
After all the organizations harvested their outcomes,

then we will conduct OH Writeshop to integrate and
verify the OH, thus there's no overlapping outcomes and
no overclaim on any outcomes.
3.6 Cross Learning and Team Building
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This activity is a follow-up of the safety and security
Assessment of Security of RHRN SWARA activities, the aim is to conduct security audits of
1 New Activity XXXXXX
Organization - output Policy platform organizations by the local consultant to create
2 Developing SOP on Security New Activity X RHRN Indonesia security policies (SOPs, and security
communications)
Supporting community especially HRD
3 New Activity
on emergency situation Pooling emergency funds to respond on emergency
actions needs (in forms of saving, safe house
3.7 Cross Learning & Team Building
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This activity is a follow-up of the safety and security
activities, the aim is to conduct security audits of
platform organizations by the local consultant to create
1 Cross Learning and Team Building New Activity SWARA X
RHRN Indonesia security policies (SOPs, and security
communications)
4. Linking (with other programmes and allies within your country)
4.1: Linking
# Activity Title Status of activity Implementer(s) Month 2019 Strategic notes (explain contribution of activities to the
The focus for linking will be with other initiative that also
work for similar issue such as with COC pride, Equal
Rights Coalition, FP 2020, GUSO, CWGI, Standing Strong
1 Inter Alliance Coordination New Activity X X X X X X X X X X X X Together, E4A, Kami Berani and other existed alliance
working on RHRN Indonesia issues. Also supporting
PKBI
youth and women community to gather support for
ARI
diversity dan SRHR fulfillment in Indonesia.
Celebration with young people on SRHR will also involve

2 Youth Health Celebration New Activity X the previous participants on the youth pledge. This
activity will contribute to the achivement of STOs under
the creating spaces for youth
5. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning and Operational Research
5.1: PMEL & OR
# Activity Title Status of activity Implementer(s) Month 2019 Strategic notes (explain contribution of activities to the
Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 This is a meeting to develop plan for 2020 KITASAMA
workplan and budget. The meeting is essential to
incorporate all the best practices and lessons learnt from
2019 program implementation of platform's. The best
1 Annual Operational Planning New Activity All platform X practices and lessons learnt will become referrence to
adjust current intervention, linking or capacity
strengthening plan or develop additional one if it can be
more effective to achieve STOs and LTOs in 2020.
After complete the OH data collection, Puska will lead to

develop OH report through writeshop meeting with
platform member. The report from OH writeshop is
2 OH Writeshop New Activity All platform x X essential to become a referrence and inputs for any
decission making regarding program implementation
PKBI improvement (intervention, linking, capacity
Puska Genseks strengthening).
PKBI
PKBI This is a national consolidation meeting to build
PKBI consensus among KITASAMA platform on 2019
operational plan, platform agreement, and management
3 Kick off meeting New Activity All platform X
plan then start 2019 KITASAMA program. The consensus
is essential for synergy the platform efforts to achieve
STOs and LTOs in 2019
For 2019 semi annual report meeting will be held on May

4 Report (Semi Annual and Annual) New Activity All platform X X 2019, and for 2019 annual report meeting will be held on
November 2019.
The objective of this workshop is to design a plan to

5 End Term Evaluation Design Workshop New Activity All platform X conduct Final Term Evaluation of RHRN Indonesia. RHRN
Indonesia will sent PMEL representative to join the
workshop that will be held in Netherland in 2019

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Section I: Theory of Change for 2019 & 2020

Women (Komnas Perempuan)/ leading agency in the sexual

Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)

Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)

Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)

Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)

Short-term outcomes Interventions (# and names)

Produce and highlight the

Produce and highlight the

and/or MTE recommendations1)

The need to keep supporting each Komnas Perempuan's work,

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sensitization to improve family understanding and strengthen

Champions Mapping in 2017 in the GSD active campaign

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Implementer will arrange expert meeting. People that we

and/or MTE recommendations)

2.2.4 Value clarification with midwives organizations on universal access to contraception

Critical Reading and Sending

and/or MTE recommendations)

Lead Contributing 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Develop CSE Monitoring Tools with UNFPA

Youth Network Meeting on SRHR in Papua. RHRN Indonesia

training young key populations in 6 cities (Medan, Jakarta,

The OH coordiators will conduct assistancy to every

After all the organizations harvested their outcomes,

Celebration with young people on SRHR will also involve

After complete the OH data collection, Puska will lead to

For 2019 semi annual report meeting will be held on May

The objective of this workshop is to design a plan to

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