Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Indonesia

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung established its Indonesia Representative Office in 1968. Especially since 1998, we have been carrying out various activities to support the process of democratisation and the social economic development of Indonesia.

The range of issues includes democratisation, good governance, judicial reform, promotion of human rights, conflict resolution, security sector reform, fair and free media, social issues, labour issues, and gender issues.

FES Indonesia is also involved in Aceh's rehabilitation and reconstruction process following the global tsunami disaster in 2004. We help our partners resume their activities by providing their initial infrastructures and supporting their programmes.

The Foundation's activities are conducted mostly in collaboration with local non-governmental organisations and relevant state agencies through various events such seminars, workshops, round-table discussions, trainings and publications. You can browse through our publications and digital library from our website as well.

FES Indonesia also supports international dialogue by sending delegations, experts, academics and senior journalists overseas. Occasionally, we invite German and other foreign scientists to give presentations in Indonesia.

FES Indonesia: Pocket Calendar 2010

Please contact our office at info[at]fes.or.id if you’d like to have a copy.

Library of FES Indonesia Office

Since February 2008 the library of FES Indonesia is open to the public. Its opening hours are Mondays to Fridays from 9 to 12am. Visitors are welcome to use the online catalogue and access the collections of the reference library. We kindly ask you to register with the reception upon entry.

For further information please contact:
• Inneke at +62 21 719 37 11 ext. 10
• Veve at +62 21 719 37 11 ext. 18