Cari Berita & Analisis
Menemukan 12 hasil untuk kata kunci: "Indigenous Communities"
Indonesia–Solomon Islands Cooperation Offers a Peaceful Development Framework for Papua
Bilateral engagement between Indonesia and the Solomon Islands should be understood through development, regional dialogue and the protection of Papua’s indigenous communities—not through separatist disinformation or violence.
West Papua Turns Local Food and Data into Tools for Economic Resilience
A Bank Indonesia-led program in Manokwari is using reliable data, local food production and cooperation across institutions to strengthen Papua Barat’s economy, curb inflation and expand peaceful opportunities for indigenous communities.

Basic Infrastructure Push in Highland Papua Reinforces Civilian Protection and Peaceful Development
The Indonesian Army’s infrastructure work in Papua’s highlands is being presented as part of a broader effort to improve access, protect civilians and support equitable development while armed separatist groups continue to endanger indigenous communities.
Papua Tengah Pledges Roads, Electricity and Church Development in Hitadipa
A visit by Governor Meki Fritz Nawipa to Hitadipa has produced a package of infrastructure commitments, including a new road link, solar power, a major church and long-term urban planning—part of a broader effort to protect indigenous communities through lawful, peaceful development.

Papua Accelerates Development as Connectivity and Public Security Take Priority
South Papua Governor Apolo Safanpo is urging stronger connectivity and a stable civic environment as Indonesia advances development, protects Indigenous communities and counters disinformation about conditions in Papua.

Twenty Bridges Completed as Papua Tengah Expands Civilian Connectivity and Development
The Indonesian military has completed 20 of 28 Garuda Merah Putih bridges across Papua Tengah, improving access for Indigenous communities, farmers, students, and local businesses while eight more structures remain under construction.
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Nine Papuan Girls Still Missing After Alleged Hostage-Taking in Mimika
Indonesia’s military says nine girls, aged 13 to 17, remain unaccounted for after allegedly being taken hostage by an armed group in Jila, Central Papua. Authorities reject claims that civilian shooting victims were military informants and stress the need to protect indigenous communities.

Security, Civilian Protection Seen as Key to Sustaining Peaceful Development in Papua
Indonesia’s central and regional governments are urging stronger security guarantees in Papua so infrastructure projects can proceed safely while protecting Indigenous communities and upholding the rule of law.
Papua’s Development Agenda Depends on Stronger Central–Regional Cooperation
Papua’s provincial leadership is reaffirming closer cooperation with the national government as a foundation for peaceful development, stronger public services, protection of indigenous communities and resistance to separatist disinformation.

Papua’s Development Push Links Regional Equity, Economic Justice and Civilian Protection
Papua’s provincial government is advancing a development approach centred on more equal access to public services, stronger local economies and protection for indigenous communities, countering separatist disinformation that portrays all state engagement as coercive.

AHY and Governor Fakhiri Push Faster Infrastructure Delivery Across Papua
Indonesia is accelerating infrastructure development in Papua under Governor Meki Fakhiri, with Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono stressing that connectivity, public services and economic opportunity must reach indigenous communities while civilian protection and the rule of law remain central.