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20 Mar 2017
Alumni Grant Scheme Recipients Announced!
Winners of the latest Alumni Grant Scheme round were announced at the Alumni Gala Dinner on Saturday 18 March. Twenty-five projects were selected from over 260 entries (please see list below).
The Alumni Grant Scheme (AGS) aims to strengthen Australia-Indonesia linkages and encourage alumni to further leverage their Australian-earnt expertise to put ideas into action to create meaningful change. It is available for all Australian alumni – it is not just limited to Australia Awards alumni. It allows individuals or groups of alumni to access grant funding to enhance Indonesia’s development and build strong and positive relationships with Australia. The scheme offers seed funding, on a competitive basis, for initiatives that create impact in an alumnus’ professional field, organisation and community. It aims to contribute to capacity building, knowledge sharing and development activities among the large base of Australian alumni here in Indonesia.
Successful grantees have been awarded up to AUD15,000 respectively to implement their projects. Many of the projects proposed include co-financing from other organisations as well as linkages to Australian institutions, and strong commitments to support gender equality and women’s empowerment and improve quality of life for people with a disability. We were pleased to receive a broad range of project proposals selected, which cut across various sectors and are to be implemented all over Indonesia.
The next AGS round will open in April 2017, and please visit here to find out more about the program.
List of Alumni Grant Scheme Winners.
|
No |
Lead Individual |
Project Name |
|
1 |
Ermi Ndoen |
Capacity building for Change in NTT through Sharing Research Knowledge |
|
2 |
Dhimas Utomo |
Developing Course Modules for Creative Farm-preneurship in Indonesia |
|
3 |
Lily Yulianti Farid |
Enhancing Indonesia’s Soft-power Diplomacy through Journalism |
|
4 |
FX Andy Sutrisno |
Making a Short Film to build Public Awareness to boost tolerance in Indonesia |
|
5 |
I Gede Wahyu Wicaksana |
Strengthening Australia-Indonesia Maritime Economic Cooperation |
|
6 |
Laurensi Sasube |
Nutrition Training for Mothers of Children at Risk of Malnutrition on Gangga Island |
|
7 |
Zusanna Gosal |
Smart Practices Knowledge Sharing in Eastern Indonesia |
|
8 |
Mokhamad Iksan |
Improving Primary Education Quality through School and Madrasah Consortium |
|
9 |
Ardi Putra Baramuli |
KAMU BISA: A Child's Right To Play - Providing Disadvantaged Children the Opportunity to Experience Sports Play |
|
10 |
Sandra Frans |
Sexual Reproductive Health Peer Educators for Adolescents in NTT |
|
11 |
Yanty Melianty |
Female Foodpreneur E-Commerce Website |
|
12 |
Rina Rosdiani Patria |
Education for Children of Migrant Workers in Lombok Timur, NTB |
|
13 |
G. Billy Mambrasar |
From Vocational Students to Entrepreneurs in Aceh and Papua Barat |
|
14 |
Muhammad Nur Rizal |
Improving Learning Environments in Indonesian Schools |
|
15 |
Nur Asyik Hidayatullah |
Monitoring Application for Volcano Gas |
|
16 |
Subandi Bonmat |
Entrepreneurship Training for People with a Disability |
|
17 |
Aqmarina Andira |
Festival Cerita Jakarta (Jakarta Story Festival) |
|
18 |
Daniel Bona |
Mapping the Cendrawasih Bay National Marine Park |
|
19 |
Margareta Teli |
Developing Nursing Care Plans in Nusa Tenggara Timur |
|
20 |
Marlon Arthur Huwae |
Tourism Governance Assessment and Development in Papua Barat |
|
21 |
Jensi Sartin |
Saving the Komodo National Park through a Waste Cooperative |
|
22 |
Rosita Tandos |
Improving Community Economic Development in West Java |
|
23 |
Faruq Ibnul Haqi |
Bambooland Social Enterprise: Maximizing the Role of Rural Communities towards Sustainable Economic Growth |
|
24 |
Sylvia Yazid |
Economic and Social Empowerment of Women Domestic Violence Survivors |
|
25 |
Yansen |
Rehabilitating the Outer Reef Island of Bengkulu through Mangrove Planting |
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