Promote Empowerment for Inclusive Indonesia

Driving Sustainable Change for Inclusive Society

Inspirasi Inklusif Indonesia (I3) is always innovating and adapting to new things to create an inclusive society and sustainable positive impact through research, training, and programs that empower all, including people with disabilities.

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organizations has the ability to manage disability inclusion programs and activities

persons has sensitized on disability inclusion

persons trained as social inclusion changemakers

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study conducted to support disability inclusion development

Our Services

As a driver of change, Inspirasi Inklusif Indonesia (I3) dares to innovate in responding to socio-environmental needs and problems through the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) approach and ensuring that no one is left behind.

Capacity Building and Sensitization for Disability Inclusion

Our team is experienced in developing modules and conducting a series of disability inclusion capacity building and sensitization activities on health, education, empowerment and advocacy, and sustainable livelihoods.

Research and Survey

We understand that sustainable inclusive development and advocacy work needs to be based on facts and data that are well collected and analyzed. We have the resources (researchers in the inclusive development sector, disability activist networks, and local partner organizations) to strengthen the need for information and data.

The work to promote inclusive and sustainable change is a collaborative work that involves many parties, one of which is Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). We empower CSOs at the local level by conducting capacity building and mentoring in institutional governance and management of inclusive and sustainable programs.

Capacity Building for Civil Society Organizations

Our Work

Driving sustainable change for inclusive society.

Sekolah Gradiasi

This is an activist incubation program that focuses on disability issues, with the goal of fostering civil society support and preparing persons with disabilities as key actors in inclusive development.

Ride for Inclusion

Ride for Inclusion (RFI) is a cross-city travel agenda aimed at strengthening and connecting organizations of persons with disabilities, as well as enhancing their participation in the planning, implementation, and process of inclusive development.

Rapid Assistive Technology Assesment (RATA)

This is a household-based survey designed to evaluate key factors related to assistive technology for persons with disabilities. Supported by the WHO and the Association of Health Services (ADINKES), the survey provides important insights into the availability, effectiveness, and accessibility of assistive technology, and helps policymakers, organizations, and service providers better meet these needs.

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to work together in making inclusive and sustainable change.