Working Politically: A story of Change about the contribution of research evidence to the new Village Law in Indonesia

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Title
Working Politically: A story of Change about the contribution of research evidence to the new Village Law in Indonesia
Abstract
On 18 December 2013, the Indonesian House of Representatives passed the new Village Law, a vote that was the culmination of a journey that had started in 2007. This Story of Change takes the passing of the Village Law as its starting point and describes the relative influence that research-based evidence, produced by the Institute for Research and Empowerment (IRE), has had at critical junctions of the legislative process. This Story of Change concludes that good quality, research-based evidence is necessary but not sufficient to influence policy-making processes. Researchers and research organisations need to think and work politically to achieve their influencing goals and to adapt to changes in local circumstances.
Institution
Austrialian Community Development and Civil Society Strenghtening Scheme (ACCESS)
Date
April 2014
Pages
22
Accessed
2018-12-10
Citation
Pellini, A., Angelina, M., & Purnawati, E. (2014). Working Politically: A story of Change about the contribution of research evidence to the new Village Law in Indonesia (p. 22). Austrialian Community Development and Civil Society Strenghtening Scheme (ACCESS). http://www.ksi-indonesia.org/files/1419316551$1$8LB545D$.pdf