The formation of a Civil Society Organization (CSO) is a form of community participation in an effort to improve the standard of living and welfare of the community which the government cannot afford.
In Indonesia, the role of CSOs to implement democratic values in the development process is very much needed. This is because democracy in the CSO Governance Index in Indonesia is still considered procedural.
So, how is the CSO governance currently happening in several parts of Indonesia? Then is it true that the existence of CSOs has been proven to contribute to substantive democracy amidst the many obstacles to the sustainability of CSOs in Indonesia today?
Check out the following policy brief edition 28 "Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) Governance and Substantive Democracy in Indonesia"
