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Implementing Partners

PKBI – Indonesian Family Planning Association

  • 'Gender-just Social Inclusion for Children and Marginalised Groups'
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About PKBI

PKBI, or the Indonesian Planned Parenthood Association, is a civil society organization focused on sexual and reproductive health, as well as family empowerment. Through the INKLUSI Program, PKBI helps ensure that children in conflict with the law and transwomen (waria) can access basic services, legal protection, and public spaces on an equal basis.

Partners and Areas of Work

Activities

Enhanced Reproductive Health Services

  • Enhancing access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services for CICWTLs and waria
  • Referral mechanisms
  • Telemedicine for psychosocial support
  • Mobile clinics in target areas
  • Training Peer Educators and Counsellors

Formal and Non-Formal Education Services for CICWTLs

  • Access to formal and non-formal education within LPKA facilities
  • Strengthening life skills
  • Contributing to the national 13-year compulsory education program

Training to develop interests, talents, and economic self-reliance

  • Technical skills training in collaboration with Job Training Centres (BLK), government agencies, vocational schools, higher education institutions, CSOs, and the private sector
  • Access to jobs, business opportunities, and capital

Active Participation in Public Space

  • Training on empowerment and community organising
  • Gender equality campaigns
  • Data synchronisation and validation
  • Advocacy events

Legal services for survivors of violence

  • Training on security systems and the development of violence reporting mechanisms through national multi-stakeholder meetings
  • Assistance for incarcerated women
  • Parenting support for children living outside correctional facilities

Programme Focus Areas

Children in Conflict with the Law (CICWTL)
  • Education and healthcare
  • Civil registration
  • Legal protection
  • Talent development
  • Participation in public life
Waria
  • Access to legal identity
  • Education
  • Safe job opportunities
  • Violence reduction
  • Participation in development
  • Improvement of economic and social wellbeing

Programme Strategies

Advocacy at the national and subnational levels on sexual and reproductive health issues.
Organisational strengthening to facilitate collaboration among actors and communities.
Capacity building through training and experience-based learning.
Documentation of good practices and intellectual property to help create inclusive spaces.
The role of families in positive parenting and legal protection.

Expected Outcomes

CICWTL Pillar:

  • Mechanisms for violence prevention and child protection in Child Correctional Facilities
  • Access to adequate basic services
  • Active participation in public spaces
  • Alternatives to rehabilitation outside LPKA
  • Incarcerated women are able to care for children who live outside prison

Waria:

  • Access to civil registration, health social protection, and education services
  • Access to violence prevention and protection services
  • Access to sources of economic empowerment
  • More inclusive areas to support the empowerment of waria

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Achievement (as of December 2025)

11

Children’s Forums in LPKA facilities to provide a platform for self-expression, voicing aspirations, and supporting the fulfillment of children's rights.

5

Children Forums in LPKA at District/City levels, incl. in LPKA Class II of Bengkulu, Class I of Kupang, Class I of Blitar, and Child Inmate Group Class II of Palangkaraya.

3,085

CICWTLs have accessed government and external services, including civil registration, social protection, education, healthcare, and support for handling violence cases.
The Guidance for Referral, Prevention, and Violence Handling Services for CICWTL in LPKA, along with the Collective Rearing training module, has been completed and is now used as a reference to develop violence prevention mechanisms in LPKA facilities.
At LPKA Class I Blitar, PKBI East Java’s subpartner and the Counsellor Forum of the Blitar City Office for Women Empowerment, Child Protection, and Family Planning (DP3AKB) have supported the development of a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for handling violence cases.

16

Waria family forums have been established as platforms for consultation and support for waria and their families.

>1,000

Waria have gained access to government and external services, including civil registration, social protection, education, and healthcare.

90

business units of waria have been established, incl. cooperatives, group enterprises, and individual businesses.

6

business groups of waria have received capacity building, mentorship, and access to financing networks.

>130

Waria have experienced economic improvement through participation in these groups.

Facilitation of Violence Case Reporting to the Waria

Srikandi Pasundan, HW MKGR South Sumatra, and PKBI South Sulawesi have partnered with Legal Aid Organisations to develop mechanisms for case handling, service provision, and referrals for survivors of violence. Data on violence against waria was included in the Indonesia’s National Commission on Violence Against Women’s 2024 Annual Report.
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