Indonesia
Despite a rich history of cultural and religious pluralism, Indonesia has seen a rise in radicalism and intolerance along ethnic, religious, and gender lines. We use collaborative projects, leadership trainings, and tech-based programs to promote tolerance and understanding. We collaborate with civil society, government, and law enforcement officers to build a peaceful and plural Indonesia without violent conflict.
World rankings
#1 is most peaceful, equal, and democratic
PEACE
#42out of 163 countries
GENDER EQUALITY
#92out of 145 countries
DEMOCRACY
#49out of 167 countries
Latest projects
PROTECT: Promoting Collective Effort Towards Resilience and Tolerance in Indonesia
The PROTECT project launched in July 2021 by Search for Common Ground in collaboration with Yayasan Satu Keadilan (YSK), Jaringan Kerjasama Antar Umat Beragama (Jakatarub), and the KAKAK Foundation. This 30-month project seeks to empower minority groups and allies to address barriers to rights and freedoms of minority groups in Indonesia while broadening ‘whole of […]
Building Resilience through Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration to Prevent Violent Extremism in Indonesia
Search for Common Ground implemented Building Resilience through Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration to Prevent Violent Extremism in Indonesia from September 2020 to September 2022. The project aimed to strengthen comprehensive community-based responses to violent extremist radicalization, recruitment, and recidivism. Context Search focused on building both government and local capacity to prevent and counter violent extremism (P/CVE) and […]
Latest Reports & Evaluations
