Several organizations call for philanthropy governance reform to be more open, accountable, and centered on vulnerable groups.
At a public discussion event, several philanthropic institutions and civil society organizations discussed the need to reform philanthropy ecosystem governance in Indonesia to make it more democratic and inclusive.
The discussion highlighted the importance of funding transparency, the participation of beneficiary groups in decision-making, and the state's role in fostering an environment that supports philanthropy grounded in social justice.
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