Funded By
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Document
Grant #2022-74423
Budget
$50,000
Period
September 23, 2022 – September 23, 2023
Description
The Penabulu Foundation, which has worked in Indonesia for 20 years, is dedicated to empowering Indonesian civil society through various programs and collaborations. Penabulu has experienced rapid growth since its formation. Initially, Penabulu was a financial management consulting agency for non-profit organizations. Currently, Penabulu has expanded its capacity building service area to other aspects of organizational management. In addition, since 2019, Penabulu has developed new functions for research, policy advocacy, grant management (intermediary) and being part of the disaster response network.
The current organizational situation is the result of continuous growth that is not entirely by design and is imperfect. At every stage of growth, Penabulu is always followed by the preparation of the right institutional framework, evaluation of organizational directions and systems. Therefore, the process of reviewing, reorganizing, redefining the direction of the organization and improving/aligning the main systems of the organization is very much needed by Penabulu to maintain the relevance of the position, role and ensure the effectiveness of Penabulu in the future.
Based on Grant document#2022-74423, The Packard Foundation has approved a grant of $50,000 to the Bulu Pen Foundation (the “Grant Recipient”). This grant is awarded for the development of an organization’s roadmap for the next 10 years, a human resource management system, and an organization’s service sustainability strategy.
Funding
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, based on Grant document#2022-74423, period 23 September 2022- 23 September 2023 with a total budget of $50,000, Focus Area DKI Jakarta.
