Four key staffing considerations for NGOs working in Indonesia

Indonesia faces some of the planet’s most urgent humanitarian, environmental and development challenges – from rising sea levels and earthquakes to poverty, social inequality and increasing youth unemployment in one of the world’s youngest populations. With the right strategy, NGOs can deliver transformational impact in the country. But meaningful, sustainable success relies on more than funding and effective programmes – it depends on having the right human resources in place, deployed compliantly and strategically. In this article, we outline some of the key staffing options every NGO needs to consider before expanding operations into Indonesia.