InTI is a non-profit organization that promotes community resilience through cross-sector collaboration in climate, disaster, livelihoods, and environmental issues.
Inovasi Tangguh Indonesia works across sectors and stakeholders where it is very possible to collaborate with other institutions from government, non-government, civil society, academia, the private sector, and the media in its programs and encourage the principle of inclusion in all aspects of its work.
Promoting Innovation in Strengthening Indonesia's Resilience and Collaborating with multi stakeholders and professions to build the resilience of Indonesian community in facing the hazards of disasters, climate change, and development impacts through the implementation of sustainable development and community empowerment.
Since 2019, InTI has already various professional work experiences in facilitating program implementation and evaluation with UN and various NGOs such as with UNESCO Indonesia, Humanity and Inclusion (Handicap International), Cordaid, Caritas Indonesia, and Conservation International - GEF.
The experts at Perkumpulan Inovasi Tangguh Indonesia come from a wide range of professionals who have extensive experiences in project management in various organizations and have managed various resilience strengthening and humanitarian response.
Facilitating policy dialogue, support for knowledge management, policy paper preparation and policy advocacy efforts and their implementation.
Learn MoreOrganizing cooperation with many stakeholders from the community, government, academics, NGOs, media, and the private sector to encourage innovation in community development.
Learn MoreOrganizing and facilitating research and program evaluation support for the development of applied technology and improving program quality.
Learn MoreA comprehensive resource of updates on the progress of program activities, best practices, and lessons learned in the field that is not only for news and stories but also for shared learning.
Stakeholder mapping in the Management of Indonesia–Timor-Leste Transboundary Watersheds (MITLTW) project or now more commonly referred to as the Timor Island Watersheds (TIWA) Project illustrates a wide range of collaborations, from ministries at the national level to communities in border villages.
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Atambua, November 13, 2025 - Located at King Star Hotel Atambua, the Inovasi Tangguh Indonesia Team facilitated routine coordination between agencies assisting the implementation of the MITLTW/TIWA program.
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Jakarta, 4 November 2025 — Inovasi Tangguh Indonesia (InTI) presented the results of the MITLTW-TIWA Project Stakeholder Mapping and Analysis to the Directorate of Watershed Management Planning and Evaluation (PEPDAS), Directorate General of Watershed Management and Forest Rehabilitation (PDASRH), Ministry of Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia.
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Yogyakarta, 23–25 September 2025 – The Timor Island Watersheds (TIWA) Project, formerly known as MITLTW, reaffirmed its commitment through the Workshop on Reviewing and Developing the Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Framework.
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When a river crosses the country's border, it carries not only water, but also the hopes of the communities that depend on it.
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Malaka Regency, NTT, August 26, 2025 – An enthusiastic atmosphere was felt at the village-level stakeholder meeting held in Malaka Regency.
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