Voices from Talau Loes and Mota Masin Transboundary Watersheds
The Talau-Loes and Mota Masin transboundary watersheds are shared by Indonesia and Timor-Leste. For the communities living within these landscapes, healthy watersheds are essential to securing water, sustaining livelihoods, and protecting the environment for future generations.
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Building the Foundation for Transboundary Watersheds Management
Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara — Watersheds (DAS) acknowledge no national borders. What happens in the upstream area will affect the downstream area, even though it is in a different administrative area. Therefore, watershed management across regional or national boundaries cannot be carried out by one sector or one country alone. Integrated governance across sectors and multi-stakeholder collaboration is needed that is able to unite various interests in the same direction.
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Managing Conflicts to Manage Transboundary Watersheds
Kupang, June 24, 2026 — Transboundary Watershed Management is not only about protecting water resources, forests, or the environment. Behind the landscapes that are connected across national borders, there are various communities in society with diverse interests, needs, and social dynamics that need to be understood and managed together. This awareness is the background for the implementation of the Basic Training on Conflict Management, Conflict Resolution, and Peace Development for the Working Group on Transboundary Watersheds (Pokja DAS LBN) of East Nusa Tenggara Province organized by Inovasi Tangguh Indonesia (InTI) through the Timor Island Watersheds (TIWA) Program in Kupang.
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Seeing the Root of the Problem: PRA Learning in Tohe and Maumutin
The series of Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) in Belu Regency continues after the people of Baudaok Village and Asumanu Village were involved in the process of information mining and participatory analysis, similar activities were then carried out in Tohe Village and Maumutin Village on June 4-5, 2026. Although both aim to explore the potential and problems of the village, the experiences that emerged in the two villages are different.
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