The Indonesia Project aims to influence the creation of stronger, research-based public policies in Indonesia—especially in the areas of economic development, human capital, regional development, poverty, governance, environment and social development.
The AIFA is a Canberra-based social and community organisation for people with Indonesian heritage living in Canberra and their families. Temporary Indonesian residents (eg. students, Indonesian Embassy staff) and Australians with an interest in Indonesia are also welcome as associate members.
AIA (ACT) was established in 1965 by people involved in Indonesian studies at ANU. It is a non-political, volunteer and not-for-profit organisation. Indonesian classes offered for both members and non-members.
The ANU Indonesia Institute was established in 2017. It seeks to foster an interest in Indonesia, and to act as a key coordination point for Indonesia-related activities across campus.
Provides various materials relevant to Indonesian Language studies. Includes Indonesian newspapers, Indonesian radios and Indonesian language resources.
Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia Australia (PPIA) or Indonesian Students’ Association of Australia has been established on March 13, 1981 in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. As one of the most prominent Indonesian student organisation in Australia, it has purpose to serve and unite Indonesian students across Australia. Moreover, PPIA is a medium of communication and interaction for all Indonesian students across Australia. The goals are to establish a strong sense of fellowship among Indonesian students and gives contribution to the nation in terms of cultural recognition as a foreign community.
