This fourth event with support by the Open Society Foundations (OSF) titled “International Foundations in Southeast Asia: A Declining Resource for Civil Society?” focused instead on international philanthropy, looking at funding trends of international, especially, US foundations and examining their changing role overtime in relation to civil society.
Photo by Tipakson Manpati
Event poster
Sign in time
Fabio Saini, moderator ofthe panel discussion
The 1st speaker, Darmawan Triwibowo,Secretary of Board, Courage Fund
Cambodia and former executive
director of the TIFA Foundation
Number of foundationsidentify themselves as
independent foundations
A close-up look at thepercentage of foundations
Globally, number offoundations focus their
resources on education
Lists of significance ofUS foundations
Percentage of global givingby US foundations in 2011-2015
Proportion of internationalgrant in US Dollar in 2011-2015
64% of funding to Asia & Pacificcame from Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation
Top funders by Dollaramount in 2011-2015
Health was the top subject areaand given funds by international
foundations in 2011-2015
Children and youth wasthe top classified by population
focus for international giving
area in 2011-2015
2018 global philanthropyenvironment index
Participant watched fromSEA Junction’s FB livestream
2nd speaker, Arif Fiyanto, Senior Indonesia Advisor for
International Energy Program at
European Climate Foundation
Participant asked a question
Participant asked a question
Darmawan responded tothe questions
Arif responded to the questions