| Partners | Indonesian Organisation/s |
| – Gerakan Advokasi Transformasi Disabilitas untuk Inklusi (GARAMIN), NTT – Monash University Indonesia, Urban Design Program and the Public Policy and Management Program – Monash Climate Change Communication Research Hub, Indonesia Node – Hasanuddin University, Faculty of Public Health, and Centre of Excellence for Interdisciplinary and Sustainability Sciences – The Indonesian Disability Movement for Equality (Yayasan PerDIK) – The South Sulawesi Women’s Legal Aid Institute (LBH APIK Sulsel) – Indonesian Ministry of Women and Children Affairs (KPPA) – DP3AAP2KB of Nusa Tenggara Barat Province – Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) – The National Commission on Violence Against Women – The Society of Indonesian Environmental Journalist | |
| Australian Organisation/s | |
| | – Monash University, Herb Feith Indonesian Engagement Centre, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Law – Australia-Indonesia Centre – ReelOzInd – 360Info |
| Lead Researcher/s (Principal Investigator) | A/Professor Sharyn Davies A/Professor Ika Idris |
| Researcher/s | Berti Soli Dima Malingara, SE., MDPP Dr Yulisna Mutia Sari Dr Welmince Djulete Dr Miya Irawati Professor Megan Farrelly A/Professor Sudirman Nasir A/Professor Narelle Warren A/Professor Becky Batagol A/Professor Eka Permanasari Dr Ronli Sifris Dr Sabina Satriyani Puspita Dr Eugene Sebastian Dr Jemma Purdey Joni Putra Nur Syarif Ramadhan Rosmiati Sain Ria Ernunsari Eko Novi Ariyanti Professor Andrew Jaspan Dr. Nurhandini Eka Dewi Dr. Iswandi |
| Research location/s | Makassar, South Sulawesi Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara Kupang, Nusa Tenggara Timur |
| Keyword | Community Climate Knowledge Participatory Research Climate Resilience Vulnerable Communities Human Rights |
| Research summary | This project highlights vulnerable community knowledge to identify climate-related challenges and develop strategies to strengthen resilience. Through participatory action research, the project offers three key innovations: (1) Deep community engagement, facilitated through co-design processes at every level of the research program. (2) Demonstration of the intersectional disadvantages accrued through climate change (for example, acknowledging that poverty impacts nutrition, and that older people can also be women living with disabilities) through a constant iterative comparison approach; and (3). Development and consolidation of an interdisciplinary, international team bringing together expertise in climate resilience, environmental governance, human rights, social inclusion, gender, disability, ageing, law and policy. This project seeks to develop a Model of Future-proofing for Climate Resilience by Engaging Communities. This project aims to build strong and enduring partnerships that will promote climate resilience for key vulnerable groups: people with disabilities, diverse women, and older people (and people who live at the nexus of these), in Lombok, Makassar and Sumbawa. |
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