WHO WE ARE

ECPAT Indonesia is a national network of organizations and individuals working together to eliminate child prostitution, child pornography, and trafficking of children for sexual purposes with 23 members in 11 provinces in Indonesia.

The network was initiatively established by a number professionals and organizations committing to work together against CSEC (Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children) in 2000.

WHO WE ARE

ECPAT Indonesia is the official network member of ECPAT International (www.ecpat.net) that works across 75 countries in the world. Our affiliation to the international network was started in 2005 and registered as the National Group for Indonesia in the beginning of 2012.

As a part of a global network, ECPAT Indonesia is involved in the implementation of various initiatives on key issues at both national and regional level. The involvement of the national coalition is to be followed by the members at provincial level on behalf of the national initiatives. Our commitment is strengthen national actions in the efforts to prevent and eliminate CSEC within the country by building collaboration with crossed-sectoral key stakeholders include civil society actors and broader child rights organizations, academics, professionals, government bodies, private sectors, international agencies and many more. Our presence is to ensure the state community and the government to take serious action addressing this severe crime.

VISION & MISSION

OUR VISION

Every child in Indonesia is free and protected for any forms of commercial sexual exploitation and the fulfillment of fundamental rights of the children is guaranteed by the whole elements of the society and government

OUR MISSION

Mission towards members: To build strong commitment and cooperation, adequate capacity, and broader network in every effort to combating CSEC

Mission towards society: To build and raise awareness, cares, critical value and participation of society at large, children, and young people to work together in combating CSEC

Mission towards government: To encourage the government to commit and make tangible efforts at both administrative and legal affairs to combating CSEC in Indonesia

WHAT WE DO

Advocacy works towards government agencies and key stakeholders at national and provincial levels on policies, regulations and legal reform to strengthen the national plan of action for the elimination of CSEC

Capacity building for members and relevant strategic groups on CSEC through technical supports, trainings and workshops

Data collection on the situation of CSEC through series of baseline surveys, rapid assessments and researches

Dissemination of any information on CSEC through socialization, seminars, round table discussions and conferences

Raising public awareness on CSEC through developing campaign materials and communication tools

Promotion of children and young people participation programs against CSEC through establishing youth groups and developing community-based programs for prevention

Care and supports for child victims and survivors through direct service program includes rescue, repatriation, rehabilitation, re-integration and empowerment

WHERE WE ARE

ECPAT Indonesia is officially based in Jakarta, but works alongside with 24 committed network members in 12 provinces across Indonesia. We continuously enlarge our network through membership mechanism to strongly expand our works throughout the country.

NETWORK AND SUPPORTS

International Alliance (ECPAT International)

Government agencies (Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Social Affairs, Ministry of National Education, Ministry of Foreign Affair, etc)

International Organizations (UNICEF, Kindernothilfe Germany, Mensen met een Missie Netherlands, Terre des Hommes, European Union, Ministrary Affair of Netherland – ECPAT Netherland, etc)

Private Sectors (The Body Shop, ACCOR group, Microsoft)

Professionals ( Professors, lecturer, consultant, law practitioners, researchers, program specialists, etc)

SEVERAL WORKS ACHIEVEMENT

Join the global campaign in cooperation of ECPAT International and the Body Shop

Develop and launch Indonesia A4A “Agenda for Action” Report

Develop CSO “Child Safe Organization” training series in Indonesia under the support of ECPAT International

Present several conferences on CSEC in Indonesia together with ECPAT International and other agencies

Prevention of Trafficking in Persons Crime (TPPO) and Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in East Jakarta

Establishment of Youth Organization with Purpose to Improve Youth Advocacy and Participation

Develop several publications of ECPAT International into Bahasa supported the EI’s

Strategic Program Areas 2014 - 2016

Advocacy

Prevention

Protection

Strengthening Capacity of Members

Strengthening Network and Communication

*Formulized based on consultation with

respective members and board and aligned with

EI’s strategic directions for East Asia Region

ADVOCACY

Support and monitor the effectiveness of the implementation of legislation, policies and national plan of action related to CSEC

Encourage the amendment and/or harmonization the national legislation which is not reflecting the best interest of children and is weakening the protection of children from CSEC

Encourage the harmonization of policies and national laws with the international protocols and/or instruments related to CSEC

Support every effort to the establishment of legal framework and law enforcement related to CSEC

PREVENTION

Enhance the promotion of CSEC issues continuously to all relevant parties

Strengthen information and public awareness to create behavioral change

Enhance participation of children/young people meaningfully in combating CSEC

Enhance activities in order to advocate and educate public at large related to CSEC issues (campaign, national/regional events on CSEC)

PROTECTION

Encourage the creation of child safe organization especially on the issues of CSEC

Enhance direct services programs for victims/survivors of CSEC

Enhance mechanism, monitoring, investigation and reporting of CSEC issues.

Strengthening capacity of members

Develop training programs to strengthen the capacity and understanding on CSEC issues for members

Support members to be involved in national and/or regional events held by ECPAT Indonesia and/or other network

Develop short and medium-terms partnership programs for members

Strengthening network and communication

Strengthen strategic position of ECPAT Indonesia as one of network organization on the child protection from CSEC in Indonesia

Strengthen external network with multi-sector parties (government, national and international organizations, academics, media and private sectors)

Build well-maintained and effective communication with both internal and external parties (members, networks and stakeholders)

Strategic Direction2014-2016

To strengthen the provision of legal aid, rehabilition and psychosocial services for sexually exploited children

To advocate for policy making and harmonize national laws related to sexual exploitation of children with the convention on the right child

To raise public awareness of the elimination of demands for sexual exploitation of children

To encorage the development of a mechanism that is integrated with human right to improve the implementation of the Optional Protocol to the CRS on the sale of children, child prostitution, and child porbgraphy

HOW TO JOIN US

Membership is open to all relevant organizations and individuals residing in Indonesia to join ECPAT Indonesia and work together for the elimination of CSEC.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

ECPAT Indonesia welcomes any thoughts, energies, time or skill you wish to contribute. You can also help by making financial contribution to allow us continuing our works. Financial contribution will go fully into the running of our regular programs.

National SecretariatKomplek Kalibata Indah, Lobi-Lobi U19

Jl. Rawajati Timur , Pancoran Jakarta Selatan – 12750

Phone/Fax: +62 21 – 794 3719Email: secretariat@ecpatindonesia.org

Website: www.ecpatindonesia.org

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