Overview
A climate projection that nobody outside a research institute can read is not evidence — it is a file. The gap between what the science knows and what a village head or a provincial planner can act on is where adaptation quietly fails.
Our research team translates complex climate science into accessible knowledge products: policy briefs, community guidebooks, and open datasets. We collaborate with BRIN, BMKG, and international research networks to ensure evidence-based decision-making at every level.
Everything we publish is designed to be used twice — once by the ministry, once by the village. If a product only works for one of those audiences, it isn't finished.
42
Districts Assessed
1.4M
People Covered by Risk Data
3
Key Research Partners
How It Works
On the Ground
Downscaled climate projections — for coastal, agricultural, and urban risk zones, built with BMKG monitoring data.
Open data and vulnerability mapping — including our coastal inundation assessment across 42 districts in Eastern Indonesia.
Policy briefs and community guidebooks — that translate research findings into plain-language, decision-ready formats.
Media and journalist training — to improve the accuracy and reach of climate reporting across Indonesian outlets.
“We stopped asking whether the science was rigorous enough and started asking whether it was reaching anyone. Those turned out to be different problems, and only one of them was being measured.”
— Syahrina Dyah Anggraini, MSc, Expert Panel, Climate Society