Maintaining Program and Organization Accountability – Notes for Project Implementation
The benchmark for the success of project implementation by an organization is that the project that is implemented fully provides benefits to the beneficiaries because what is implemented really answers the needs of the beneficiaries. The accountability of the institution in managing the project will also be considered good so that it can become an accountable institution. It is not easy to maintain institutional accountability, especially if the project funding comes from a donor institution where there are limitations of time and resources that often make a project already considered good by the donor institution when it succeeds in displaying data in the form of fantastic figures in a short period of time when in fact it fails to measure the real investment value of the program against the impact that the project wants to achieve because the achievement of these figures fails validated as data that can be accounted for later
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Bentang Lintas Batas #7 - Kota Biru Village
In Kota Biru Village, East Kobalima District, Malaka Regency, the river is not just a landscape, but a shared living space that supports people's daily lives. However, the flow of water will decrease in the dry season where people still need water to water and bathe their livestock. Limited water resources, especially in the dry season, shape people's way of life by sharing and respecting mutual agreements.
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Bentang Lintas Batas #6 - Alas Village
Alas Village, East Kobalima District, Malaka Regency, is a living space formed by customs, nature, and local leadership. As the parent village for a number of other villages in the district, Alas Village has an important position in the management of the Motamasin watershed. Here, customs are not treated as mere cultural symbols, but as a system that regulates social life, relationships with nature, and shared decision-making.
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Sharing Experiences, Sharing Lessons Learned
Yogyakarta, January 14, 2026 - Inovasi Tangguh Indonesia (InTI), KARINAKAS and Caritas Germany held a knowledge sharing activity as a space to share experiences and learn together. This meeting is designed as a forum for capacity building and equal dialogue, where each institution reviews the practices that have been carried out while tidying up how to convey the stories about the work of the program in a more orderly and easy to understand manner.
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