WHAT
WE DO
Welcome to IDN Global, a non-profit organization dedicated to making a positive impact on the world. We are committed to bringing about positive change through our various programs and projects.
PROGRAMS & PROJECTS
At IDN Global, we are passionate about driving changes through our diverse programs and projects. By collaborating with communities, NGOs and goverment, we aim to make a lasting impact on Indonesia's development such as economy, education, art & culture and Indonesian Diaspora policies. Our work spans across different continents, allowing us to address various challenges and opportunities.
Indonesian Migrant Workers
Working Group Education
Working Group
Entrepreneurship
Through skills development and remittances, Indonesian migrant workers contribute significantly to the sustainable development of Indonesia. Realizing the important roles of Indonesian Migrant Workers, we hold various activities such as training for caregivers, English Class training for PMI, as well as webinars to provide education on finance and health.
After holding “Deklarasi Menduniakan Bahasa Indonesia” which was read at the 7th Indonesian Diaspora Congress in August 2023, IDN Global continues to strive to promote Bahasa Indonesia language abroad. Through WG Education, IDN Global also teaches English Classes to the young generations for global competition.
Indonesian exports through SME (Small & Medium Enterprises) products need to be increased to contribute to the Indonesian economy. In collaboration with Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI), IDN Global holds regular workshops for SME's business sectors.
Working Group
Diaspora Bangun Desa
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Imigrasi &
Kewarganegaraan
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Culinary
To encourage underdeveloped villages in Indonesia to become digital villages, IDN Global collaborates with OpenDesa to utilize information technology in the villages through the OpenSID application.
IDN Global is committed to voicing the aspirations of the Indonesian Diaspora regarding immigration and citizenship, especially to advocate dual citizenship. Indonesia does not recognise dual citizenship for adults, as a child with two passports must choose one and renounce another citizenship.
In promoting Indonesian culinary throughout the world, IDN Global through WG Culinary in collaboration with
Indonesian government to promotes Spice Up The World (ISUTW) program by encouraging exports of Indonesian spices and holding culinary events abroad.
Working Group
Diaspora Care
Diaspora Care is the humanitarian and social impact working group of IDN Global, dedicated to mobilizing the compassion, generosity, expertise, and volunteerism of Indonesians around the world. Guided by the spirit of gotong royong, Diaspora Care serves as a global platform that connects the Indonesian diaspora with meaningful opportunities to support fellow Indonesians in times of need and contribute to sustainable development in Indonesia.
Through initiatives such as emergency assistance, education support, community development, healthcare, disaster response, volunteer engagement, and the Quarter-a-Day movement, Diaspora Care empowers individuals, organizations, and corporate partners to create measurable and lasting social impact. By fostering collaboration across countries and communities, Diaspora Care aims to ensure that no Indonesian faces hardship alone while inspiring the global diaspora to give back to the nation that shaped them.
Together, we transform compassion into action and strengthen the bond between Indonesians worldwide through service, solidarity, and shared responsibility.
Working Group
Applied Technology
The Working Group Applied Technology (WGAT) operates under the Indonesian Diaspora Network-Global (IDN-G) to drive sustainable technological development in Indonesia. Founded by experienced diaspora professionals, WGAT bridges the Indonesian diaspora and local institutions to accelerate tech-driven progress through collaborative networks. The group focuses on six key sectors: Aero-Astronautics, AI, Robotics, Renewable Energies, Environment and Metallurgy, and Material Sciences.
WGAT aims to serve as IDN-G's core center for applied technology studies while facilitating meaningful diaspora contributions to national advancement. To achieve its vision, the team produces accessible, popular-science articles to engage the public and foster interest in advanced tech topics. Furthermore, WGAT delivers specialized lectures, courses, and training packages tailored for academic, training, and industrial institutions. The group actively seeks strategic partnerships with Indonesian government bodies, research centers, and educational entities to build long-term impact.
