September - December 2025 Highlight & Events
We’re excited to share the latest updates from the MoFCREC Extension Project over the past few months. Our team has been busy with a number of impactful activities and achievements that we’re eager to highlight.
September 2025
During September 2025, MoFCREC research team and partners are busy preparing for our upcoming Australia Awards Fellowship: Advancing Climate Resilience final workshop in Kupang. We have planning meetings which took place in our partners’ office and online in Kupang. During the Australia Awards Fellowship workshop, we are hosting our partners from Kupang, Lombok and Makassar during a two day event in Kupang.
We have been granted an Australia Awards Fellowship: Advancing Climate Resilience by DFAT which allows us to bring 6 of our fellows from our MoFCREC research partner organisations in Eastern Indonesia to study in Monash University Australia for 2 weeks from 17 May 2025 - 02 June 2025: 2 fellows: Mr Yafas Aguson Lay & Ms Liani Nainatun from GARAMIN NTT, 1 fellow: Mr Nur Syarif Ramadhan from PERDIK Makassar, 1 fellow: Mrs Rosmiati Sain from LBH APIK, 1 fellow: Ms Suryani Eka Wijaya from BAPPEDA NTB and 1 fellow: Mr Tamhid from DP3A NTB. The fellows then returned to their host organisations and then implemented their impact projects within their communities. The fellows had the opportunity to engage with in-depth learning on how to advocate for and expand their knowledge gained through MoFCREC into their everyday work and make further impacts within their communities in Lombok, Kupang and Makassar.
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Image 1 Australia Awards Fellows: Advancing Climate Resilience pose with Indonesia Atase, DFAT representation in Monash University, Melbourne, Australia
Image 2 Australia Awards Fellows are learning in Monash University Melbourne Australia
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Image 3 Australia Awards Fellows pose with Dr Sabina Satriyani Puspita, Dr Miya Irawati and Dr Welmince Djulete just after receiving their certificates of completion of the Australia Fellowship Activity in Melbourne
Planning Meeting for MoFCREC Australia Awards Fellowship Final Workshop in Kupang 2025
We had a meeting with all partners in Kupang, NTT to discuss our project dissemination activities in Kupang. During the meeting we had representatives from BMKG, Yayasan Tunas Aksara and GARAMIN NTT join us. Each partner (Yayasan Tunas Aksara, GARAMIN, and BMKG) shared details about their respective organizations and ongoing work. The partners explored opportunities for collaboration and synergies between their activities to maximize the project's impact.
GARAMIN's Book Distribution Plan: GARAMIN presented their plans for book dissemination and distribution. The project team agreed to distribute 200 books in 2 schools in Besmarak and Oeletsala on 3 & 4 October 2025.
BMKG shared details about their four educational video projects, covering topics such as climate information for agriculture, fisheries, extreme weather preparedness, and safe travel. The partners discussed the potential for synergies between the video content and the project's activities, especially in terms of reaching vulnerable communities.
Yayasan Tunas Aksara facilitated the MoFCREC Team and Australia Awards Fellows to distribute books in a school in Mata Air Village, Kupang Regency. There is also a potential collaboration with 2026 Kupang Literacy Festival run by Yayasan Tunas Aksara in Kupang Regency. There is a possibility of combining the Kupang literacy festival (hosting 600 students) with the 2026 MoFCREC project's workshop in Kupang. This could help extend the research impacts and community outreach of the project.
Image 4 Zoom Meeting with Partner Organisations in Kupang attended by GARAMIN Director and members, BMKG and Yayasan Tunas Aksara.
Image 5 BMKG shared their Proposal for Weather Education Video
October 2025
Empowering Local Communities Through Climate Resilience Initiatives: Insights from Australia Awards Fellows
On 1-4 October 2025 we have the Australia Awards Fellowship final workshop in Kupang. The workshop was conducted in Sotis Hotel Kupand, East Nusa Tenggara Province. The Australia Awards Fellowship program provides opportunities for Indonesian professionals to undertake short-term study, research, and professional development activities in Australia. Upon their return, Fellows are expected to share the knowledge and skills gained and develop action plans to implement new learnings in their respective organizations and communities.
As part of the fellowship program, the in-countries post-fellowship activities aimed to provide a platform for the Fellows to present and share their impact projects, reflect on key lessons learned, and develop plans for the sustainable implementation of their newly acquired knowledge and networks.
Event Highlights:
The event was held in Kupang, Nusa Tenggara Timur, on Friday, 3 October 2025. Key activities included:
1. School Visits: Fellows distributed printed books from the MoFCREC project on climate resilience building and education to school children in Mata Air and Besmarak villages.
2. MoFCREC Climate Resilience Pocket Book Writing Workshop: Fellows participated in a writing workshop led by the Herb Feith Team to document their experiences and insights.
3. Networking and Collaboration: The event facilitated strengthened connections between Fellows and their local partners, including government representatives, to explore opportunities for collaboration and support.
4. Farewell Dinner: Fellows and MoFCREC partners gathered for a farewell dinner at the Beer & Barrel Restaurant, celebrating the successful implementation of the program.
Outcomes and Impact:
● Fellows successfully presented and shared their impact projects, key lessons learned, and plans for sustainable implementation.
● Strengthened collaboration between Fellows and local partners, including government agencies, to support the continuation of their initiatives.
● Increased awareness and engagement of the local community in climate resilience-building and education activities.
● Fellows gained valuable experience in academic journal writing through the MoFCREC Climate Resilience Pocket Book Writing Workshop.
The event demonstrated the power of the Australia Awards Fellowship program in empowering local communities and fostering sustainable development. By sharing their insights and collaborating with local partners, the Fellows have laid the groundwork for continued climate resilience efforts in Nusa Tenggara Timur. The connections and knowledge gained during this program will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on the region.
Australia Awards Fellowship Program Empowers Local Schools in Kupang to Build Climate Resilience
In a recent initiative under the Australia Awards Fellowship program, the MoFCREC research team from Monash University collaborated with local partners to engage with students in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. The aim was to raise awareness and build climate resilience within the local community.
Sharing the Storybook on Climate Resilience
As part of the MoFCREC research project on "Building a Future Climate Resilience Model with Community Engagement," the team developed a children's storybook titled "Omi, Cassava and Gratitude." This book tells the story of a family in Kupang facing the impacts of climate change, such as prolonged droughts and crop failures. Through this engaging narrative, the book aims to help children understand the importance of adaptation and resilience to climate change.
Visiting Local Schools
On October 3-4, 2025, the MoFCREC team, including Australia Awards Fellows together with partners from Yayasan Tunas Aksara Kupang, GARAMIN NTT, and BMKG NTT, visited three schools in the Kupang region to distribute the "Omi, Cassava and Gratitude" storybooks to students.
The schools visited were:
● UPTD SDI Oeletsala, Kupang
● UPTD SDI Mata Air, Kupang
● UPTD SDI Besmarak, Kupang
In total, the team reached out to over 300 students, fostering their understanding of climate change issues and the importance of adaptation and resilience.
Building Partnerships for Lasting Impact
The school visits not only aimed to educate the students but also to strengthen the partnerships between the Australia Awards Fellows, research team, local literacy organization Yayasan Tunas Aksara, GARAMIN NTT, and BMKG NTT, village governments, and the schools themselves. This collaborative approach is crucial for disseminating research findings and empowering the local community to build resilience against the impacts of climate change.
Moving Forward with Climate Resilience
The Australia Awards Fellowship program has provided a valuable platform for the MoFCREC team to engage with the local community in Kupang and share their research insights. By equipping children with the knowledge and resources to understand and adapt to climate change, the team has laid the groundwork for a more resilient future in the region. This initiative demonstrates the power of cross-sectoral partnerships and community-based approaches in addressing the pressing challenges of climate change.
Australia Awards Fellows Shine a Spotlight on Climate Resilience in Kupang
The Australia Awards Fellowship program's impact in Nusa Tenggara Timur has recently been highlighted by the local TV station, TVRI, showcasing the successful implementation of the program and its positive influence on the community.
The TVRI news coverage, which can be accessed at the link (minutes 1:18:44 - 1:24:37), featured the final workshop and community outreach activities undertaken by the Australia Awards Fellows in Kupang.
The TVRI news coverage segment provided a valuable platform for the Australia Awards Fellows to disseminate their research findings and demonstrate the positive impact of the program on the local community in Kupang. By showcasing the collaborative efforts and the tangible outcomes of the fellowship, the media coverage has helped to raise awareness and inspire further action in building climate resilience in Nusa Tenggara Timur.
This recognition by the local media underscores the significance of the Australia Awards Fellowship program in empowering Indonesian professionals to tackle pressing development challenges and strengthen cross-sector partnerships for sustainable change.
The link to the news coverage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVXnLt1DygM Following are screenshots from TVRI News Coverage:
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Images of Australia Awards Fellows Interviews and Community Engagement
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Australia Awards Fellow, Mr Yafas Aguson Lay and MoFCREC Research Team Share Climate Resilience Insights on Local TV in Kupang
As part of the Australia Awards Fellowship program's impact dissemination efforts, two members of the MoFCREC research team were invited to participate in a local television talkshow in Kupang, Nusa Tenggara Timur.
Mr. Yafas Aguson Lay, the Director of GARAMIN NTT and a MoFCREC researcher, along with Dr. Welmince Djulete, another MoFCREC researcher, and Mr. Hamdan Nurdin from the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysical Agency of Nusa Tenggara Timur (BMKG NTT), were featured guests on the "Katong Ba'omong" talkshow aired by TVRI NTT.
During the segment, which ran from 1:04:33 to the end of the program, the guests shared insights and key findings from the MoFCREC research project, which focused on "Building a Climate Resilience Model with Community Engagement" in the eastern region of Indonesia, including Kupang. The MoFCREC team discussed how their research, conducted in partnership with local organizations in Kupang, Lombok and Makassar has been instrumental in understanding the climate change challenges faced by vulnerable communities in the region.
One of the highlights of the talkshow was the team's discussion of the children's storybook "Omi, Cassava and Gratitude," which was developed as an outcome of the MoFCREC research. This engaging narrative aims to help young students in Kupang comprehend the importance of climate change adaptation and resilience-building.
By sharing their research findings and the impact of the MoFCREC project on the local community, the Australia Awards Fellows demonstrated the valuable contributions that academic-community partnerships can make in addressing the pressing issues of climate change. The television appearance provided a platform to further disseminate the knowledge and insights gained through the fellowship program and engage the local audience in Nusa Tenggara Timur.
This televised talkshow not only showcased the work of the Australia Awards Fellows but also highlighted the power of collaborative efforts in fostering climate resilience and empowering local communities to adapt to the challenges of a changing environment.
The link to talkshow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cScbDsNb_ec 11
Poster of TVRI Talkshow with MoFCREC Team
During TVRI Talkshow with MoFCREC Team (Mr Hamdan Nurdin, Mr Yafas Lay and Dr Welmince Djulete) are talking with the host Mr Rey
MoFCREC Research Informs Kupang Regency Policy Discussions
The Yayasan Ume Daya Nusantara (UDN), a local civil society organization in Kupang, recently invited the MoFCREC research team, including Associate Professor Sharyn Davies, Dr. Welmince Djulete, Dr. Miya Irawati, and Dr. Yulisna Mutia Sari, to share their research findings with members of the Kupang Regency parliament on October 1, 2025.
Representing the MoFCREC team, Dr. Welmince Djulete presented the key research findings and engaged in an in-depth discussion with the parliamentary members, including Mrs. Sofia De Haan, Mr. Yohanes Muna, Mr. Habel Mbate, Mr. Anton Natun, and Mr. Dominggus Ati Meta. The dialogue centered around the impacts of climate change and the resilience strategies employed by vulnerable communities in the region.
Following Dr. Djulete's presentation, Dr. Miya Irawati provided an analysis and recommendations based on the team's review of the Kupang Regency's RPJMD (Regional Medium-Term Development Plan) document. This collaborative effort between the MoFCREC researchers and the local government representatives demonstrated the valuable role that academic-policy engagement can play in shaping climate-responsive development plans and strategies. The opportunity to present our MoFCREC research findings to the members of the Kupang Regency parliament was a significant milestone for our project. By directly engaging with policymakers, we were able to ensure that the insights and recommendations from our community-based research are considered in the local policy process.
The MoFCREC team's involvement with the Yayasan Ume Daya Nusantara (UDN) and the Kupang Regency parliament underscores the project's commitment to promoting evidence-based, inclusive, and collaborative approaches to climate change adaptation and resilience-building. This engagement not only strengthens the project's impact but also sets the stage for continued dialogue and cooperation between the research community and local decision-makers.
The image shows the MoFCREC project leadership, including A/Prof Sharyn Davies, Dr Miya Irawati, and Dr Yulisna Mutia Sari, standing alongside with Members of Parliament from Kupang Regency and a representative from the local civil society organization UDN, Ms. Ida Roman, after a presentation session that highlights the project's community-driven approach to building climate resilience in the region.
As the MoFCREC project continues to unfold, the team remains dedicated to amplifying the voices of vulnerable communities and informing policy decisions that can enhance the climate resilience of the Nusa Tenggara Timur region.
MoFCREC Team Strengthens Partnerships Across Eastern Indonesia during Kupang Visit
In October 2025, the MoFCREC research team from Monash University, including Associate Professor Sharyn Davies, Dr. Miya Irawati, Dr. Yulisna Mutia Sari, and Dr. Welmince Djulete, traveled to Kupang to visit the offices of their local partner organizations, Yayasan Tunas Aksara and GARAMIN NTT.
This important visit aimed to further strengthen the collaborative ties between the MoFCREC project and its key partners in the Nusa Tenggara Timur region. The team's presence at the partner offices provided an opportunity for in-depth discussions, knowledge sharing, and the alignment of project activities and goals. The team also engaged with partners from Makassar and Lombok during an Australia Awards workshop to jointly develop a climate resilience pocket book.
The visit to Kupang aimed to deepen the collaborative ties between the MoFCREC project and its key partners in the Nusa Tenggara Timur region. The team engaged in productive dialogues, discussed progress, explored new opportunities, and addressed any challenges. By visiting our partners' offices, we were able to foster stronger ties and cultivate a shared sense of ownership over the MoFCREC project. This collaboration is crucial for the successful implementation and sustainability of our research efforts. The team also connected with BMKG NTT (Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysical Agency of Nusa Tenggara Timur) to align on project activities and explore further synergies.
During the Australia Awards workshop, the MoFCREC team brought together partners from Makassar, Lombok, and Kupang to collaboratively develop a climate resilience pocket book which was led by Dr Miya Irawati. This joint effort allowed for the integration of diverse perspectives and the creation of a resource that will be widely disseminated to key stakeholders. The MoFCREC team's engagement with partners in Kupang, Makassar, and Lombok during Australia Awards Fellowship in Kupang underscores the project's commitment to fostering meaningful, equitable, and sustainable partnerships - a key foundation for driving positive change and building climate resilience within the communities of Nusa Tenggara Timur.
Connecting Communities Through Children's Stories: MoFCREC's Impactful Field Research in Makassar and Lombok
As part of the MoFCREC project's ongoing efforts to develop engaging children's storybooks that empower young readers to build climate resilience, the research team embarked on a critical field research trip to the cities of Makassar and Lombok. Led by Dr. Welmince Djulete, this two-week journey from October 9th to October 22nd, 2025 proved instrumental in gathering essential data and insights to inform the creation of these transformative publications.
In Makassar, Dr. Djulete fostered close collaborations with key partners, including LBH Apik, PERDIK, Tanahhindie, and Universitas Hasanuddin. These organizations provided invaluable support and expertise, helping the MoFCREC team deepen their understanding of the local context and community needs. Through this fruitful engagement, the researchers were able to collect crucial information to ensure the Makassar-based children's stories resonate authentically with their target audience.
Similarly, in Lombok, Dr. Djulete's interactions with Bappeda NTB and Islamic Relief further enriched the team's knowledge and insights. These partnerships allowed the MoFCREC project to gain a more comprehensive grasp of the climate-related challenges and priorities of the Lombok community, laying the groundwork for the development of impactful children's books tailored to this region.
"This field research trip was a pivotal step in our mission to create children's storybooks that truly connect with local communities and empower them to build climate resilience," emphasized Dr. Djulete. "The unwavering support and valuable contributions of our partners in Makassar and Lombok have been instrumental in shaping this process."
With the successful completion of this field research, the MoFCREC team is now poised to leverage the rich data and insights gathered to craft compelling, context-specific children's stories. These books will serve as a crucial tool in the project's efforts to engage communities at the grassroots level and foster climate adaptation strategies that address their unique needs and circumstances. As the MoFCREC team embarks on the next phase of the book development process, they remain steadfast in their mission to create transformative stories that empower young readers to become champions of climate adaptation and community-driven sustainability.
At the moment, the book production team, led by book producer Oni Djulete and Yoel Sulumasi from Yayasan Tunas Aksara, is working diligently on developing the children's book series for the MoFCREC project. This dedicated team is pouring their expertise and creativity into crafting engaging and educational storybooks that will help raise climate change awareness and promote resilience among the younger generation in the communities we serve.
The children's book series is a crucial component of our broader dissemination and outreach efforts, as we believe that empowering and inspiring the youth is key to driving long-term, sustainable change. By investing in the production of these high-quality publications, the MoFCREC project is ensuring that climate change education reaches the hearts and minds of the next generation of climate champions.
Under the skilled leadership of Oni and Yoel, the book production team is meticulously selecting compelling narratives, collaborating with local illustrators, and ensuring that the content is culturally relevant and accessible to children across the Eastern Indonesian region. This collaborative process not only elevates the quality of the final products but also fosters a sense of ownership and investment among the local communities.
As we eagerly anticipate the launch of the children's book series, we are confident that this initiative will serve as a powerful tool for inspiring climate action, fostering resilience, and empowering the youth to become agents of positive change in their communities.
Climate Resilience Insights: BMKG Educational Video Series Update
We are pleased to share an update from our partner, Mr. Hamdan Nurdin and Ms Ni Luh Cynthia Chevi Rahayu on the progress of the BMKG NTT educational video series.
The BMKG team has successfully completed the filming for the first video in the series, which focuses on the topic of "BMKG and Agriculture". This informative video is currently in the editing phase and will soon be ready for release.
Building on this momentum, the BMKG team is now gearing up to commence work on their second video, titled "BMKG and Maritime (Fishery)". This upcoming video will explore the critical role of BMKG's climate and weather data in supporting the maritime and fishery sectors, providing valuable insights for coastal communities.
The production of these educational videos is a key component of the MoFCREC project's community engagement efforts. By leveraging BMKG's expertise and disseminating this knowledge through engaging visual content, we aim to enhance climate literacy and empower local stakeholders to make more informed decisions in the face of climate-related challenges.
We are excited to see the continued progress of this impactful initiative and look forward to sharing the final videos with our partners and the broader community. Stay tuned for the upcoming release of the "BMKG and Agriculture" video, and we'll keep you updated on the development of the "BMKG and Maritime (Fishery)" video as well.
MoFCREC 2 have participated in KONEKSI ON BOARDING SESSIONS in October - November 2025
Over the months of October and November, the KONEKSI team has been diligently conducting a boarding series for the ECC KONEKSI grant recipients. This intensive program has provided a valuable opportunity for the MoFCREC (Building a model of future proofing for climate resilience by engaging communities) team to actively participate and engage in meaningful reflections.
The key areas of focus during this boarding series include:
Financial Management: The team has reviewed and refined the financial management practices to ensure transparency, accountability, and effective utilization of resources for the KONEKSI project.
Communication Guidelines: Discussions have centered around developing clear communication protocols and strategies to facilitate seamless information sharing and collaboration among project stakeholders.
Partnership and Partnership Plans: The team has invested time in strengthening partnership frameworks, co-creating partnership plans, and identifying tools to foster deeper, more productive collaborations.
Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI): A strong emphasis has been placed on integrating GEDSI principles into all aspects of the project, ensuring that the voices and needs of marginalized communities are central to the KONEKSI initiatives.
Research Impact: The team has engaged in reflective exercises to explore ways of amplifying the impact of the research undertaken within the KONEKSI project, with a focus on translating findings into tangible, community-driven climate resilience efforts.
This boarding series has been instrumental in reinforcing the KONEKSI team's commitment to a holistic, inclusive, and evidence-based approach to community engagement and climate resilience building. The reflective insights gained during this process will undoubtedly contribute to the overall success and sustainability of the KONEKSI project in Eastern Indonesia.
MoFCREC Research Outputs Progress
As the MoFCREC project continues to make steady progress, we are pleased to present a comprehensive update on the status of our key outputs. The MoFCREC team and partners have been working tirelessly to ensure the successful implementation of this impactful initiative, which aims to strengthen climate resilience in Eastern Indonesia. Through a collaborative and multifaceted approach, we have achieved several important milestones and are well on our way to delivering the project's ambitious goals. This progress report will provide you with a detailed overview of the current status of each output, showcasing the team's commitment to driving meaningful change and building a more resilient future for the communities we serve. Here is the progress update for the MoFCREC project
Outputs
Status
1. Finalize contracting and appointments, including postdoctoral researcher and communications officer
Completed
2. Obtain all ethics approvals, including for universities, partners, and BRIN
Completed
3. Submission of Article 1: Global Climate Resilience Trends in Middle-Income Countries
In Progress
4. Preparation and hosting of stakeholder workshops in Kupang to showcase and refine our Climate Resilience Indonesia Toolkit
Upcoming
5. Preparation and hosting of stakeholder workshop in Makassar to showcase and refine our Climate Resilience Indonesia Toolkit
Upcoming
6. Preparation and hosting of research symposium in Jakarta, bringing together international experts
Upcoming
7. Community outreach - Art Exhibition Makassar
In Progress
8. Social Media Campaign - Weather Video
In Progress
9. Submission of Article 2: Intersectionality and Climate Resilience Lessons from Indonesia
In Progress
10. Submission of Article 3: Innovative Climate Resilience approaches for women, older people, and people with disabilities
Upcoming
11. Social Media Campaign - Support Video
In Progress
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12. Community outreach - Comic Book and Pocketbook
In Progress
13. Launch Interactive Climate Resilience Website with research data, findings and outputs
Upcoming
14. Finalization of project, including applying for further funding to sustain and expand the project
Upcoming
The MoFCREC project team remains committed to the successful implementation of these key outputs, which will contribute to advancing climate resilience in Eastern Indonesia. We will continue to provide regular updates on the progress of these initiatives.
MoFCREC 2 Proposed Timeline for Dissemination Activities Plan in 2026
The proposed MoFCREC 2 plan outlines a series of impactful dissemination activities to be carried out across key locations in 2026, ensuring the widespread sharing of the project's outcomes and insights. Please free your schedule for the important dates for our MoFCREC events 2026!
Location
Date
Activity
Kupang
Wednesday, 10 June 2026
- MoFCREC Team arrives in Kupang
Thursday, 11
June 2026
- Stakeholder Workshop 1 in Kupang: Alternative Economics as a Source of Climate Resilience - Supported by GARAMIN NTT, Yayasan Tunas Aksara, and BMKG NTT - Launch of Climate Resilience Pocket Book
Friday, 12 June 2026
- Literacy Festival by Yayasan Tunas Aksara - Participation and launch of book series in Kupang
Sunday, 14 June 2026
- Farewell Dinner with Team
Monday, 15 June 2026
- Television Talkshow or Panel in TVRI Kupang with A/ Prof Sharyn Davies, A/ Prof Becky Batagol, Dr Sabina Puspita Sari (15 June 2025) (tbc)
Tuesday, 16 June2026
- MoFCREC Team flies out from Kupang
Makassar
Monday, 15 June 2026
- MoFCREC Team arrives in Makassar
Tuesday, 16 June2026
- Community Engagement (Book Distribution Plan) in Port Paotere Community - Sekolah Percaya Diri/Confidence School- Book launching for Makassar Children's Story
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Location
Date
Activity
Wednesday, 17 June 2026
- Stakeholder Workshop 2 in Makassar: Leveraging Faith-Based Strategies to become Climate Resilient - Venue: Swiss Bell Hotel Makassar (across the road from Fort Rotterdam) - Time: 8 AM - 4 PM - Supported by Universitas Hasanuddin, LBH Apik, and PERDIK
Thursday, 18
June 2026 to
Saturday, 20
June 2026
- Climate Resilience Exhibition in Fort Rotterdam Museum Makassar - Opening of Exhibition and Gala Dinner (TBC) on 18 June 2026 - Children's Book Launching for Makassar Children's Story - Launch of Climate Resilience Pocket Book (Led by Dr. Miya Irawati) - Exhibition Closing on 20 June 2026
Sunday, 21 June 2026
- MoFCREC Team flies out
Jakarta
Monday, 26
October 2026 to Friday, 30
October 2026
- Monash Indonesia: Research Symposium in Jakarta - Keynote speaker: Prof. Gindo Tampubolon (expert in global health and unequal impact of climate change) - Organized by Dr. Sabina Puspita Sari, Dr. Miya Irawati, and Dr. Yulisna Mutia Sari, with support from Dr. Welmince Djulete
Lombok
Monday, 31
October 2026 to Saturday, 5
November 2026
- Discussion and potential Climate Literacy Festival in Lombok - Partnership with Islamic Relief, JARI, Bappeda NTB, and DP3A - Launch of Lombok Book Series and distribution in East Lombok schools
Please note that some activities are marked as "TBC" (to be confirmed), so please ensure to follow up on the final confirmations and make the necessary arrangements.
For your information: Our monthly Zoom meetings for the MoFCREC project will resume at the end of February 2026 after a brief hiatus during December 2025 and January 2026. We sincerely hope that you and your loved ones have a wonderful end to the year and an enjoyable holiday season.
Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to discuss any of these updates further.
Best regards,
Dr Welmince Djulete (MoFCREC Extension Project Manager) and Associate Professor Sharyn Davies (MoFCREC Extension Project Leader)
