The Indonesia Project supported human rights defenders as well as organizations dealing with issues related to human rights. The aim of the project was to help develop and strengthen the capacities of local organizations. We didn't just restrict our work to our partners but also tried to form links between civil society NGOs and government bodies. Through such work, PBI tried to facilitate a space in which conflict transformation could occur in the areas in which we worked.

The Indonesia Project had a number of partners who ranged from local grassroots organizations, individual human rights investigators and defenders through to religious groups. PBI established contracts with our Indonesian partners and reviewed them on a bi-annual basis. In the event that the level of threats to an individual or an organization was perceived to be negligible, the partner had the option of not renewing their contracts. In these cases, partners maintained Rapid Response Agreements with PBI which allowed PBI to react in the event that their security situation deteriorated. Below are details of the individuals and organizations with whom PBI had partnership agreements.

• PBI partners in Indonesia
• Rapid Response Agreement