Practical explanations of the methods, regulations, and field practices that help social programs in Indonesia show real results
The electrification ratio is close to 100%, yet thousands of villages are still not connected to PLN. A summary of official data on village electricity, untapped micro hydro potential and the fate of the plants already built
One three year SROI calculation in rupiah, from gross value to sensitivity testing, plus a quick way to check whether the ratio in a report can be trusted
A summary of 2026 survey data on who is online, which social media each generation opens most, whether on a phone or a laptop, and for how many hours a day
SROI puts a monetary value on the social, economic and environmental change a program creates and compares it with the investment. Here is how the method works, where it goes wrong and how it applies to TJSL and PROPER
Two Indonesian systems now judge company social programs by their results. This article explains what TJSL for BUMN and PROPER require as of October 2026, where SROI fits, and what program managers should put in place
A Theory of Change explains how and why a program expects change to happen. A Logical Framework turns the chosen pathway into objectives, indicators and assumptions you can manage. Built in that order, they support each other
A practical guide to BUM Desa for villages and their partners: the legal basis, registration as a legal entity, common weak spots, and how to measure and strengthen results
Many village micro hydro plants in Indonesia have broken down or been abandoned. This guide explains how a PLTMH works, how communities run one, and the choices that keep it generating for years
Attendance lists and satisfaction forms show that training took place, not that it worked. This guide explains the Kirkpatrick and Phillips models and how to plan simple, credible measurement from the start
Replacing paper forms with digital tools pays off only when you start from the MEL framework, build quality checks into every step and protect beneficiaries' personal data as Indonesia's UU PDP requires