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August 28, 2026 3:38 AM
Member since May 27, 2016

Sri Endang Sukarsih

Research, Community Development, Campaign, and Advocacy

Sri Endang Sukarsih is a member of Kaoem Telapak from Gowa, South Sulawesi. Currently, she has served as a lecturer at the Gowa Agricultural Development Polytechnic since 2020.

Her career began as a staff at the South Sulawesi Forestry Service, and she has held various strategic positions. Then she contributed as Head of the Bureau of Drug and HIV-AIDS Development and Head of the South Sulawesi Provincial Youth and Sports Office. Sri is known to be active in social issues, particularly women’s rights, indigenous peoples and the environment. She has played an important role in the development of a rehabilitation centre for drug victims in South Sulawesi.

Sri has been involved in various advocacy activities, including being a resource person in paralegal education. She has also acted as a moderator in seminars on customary forests, demonstrating her commitment to indigenous community-based natural resource management.


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Member since May 27, 2016

Sri Endang Sukarsih

Research, Community Development, Campaign, and Advocacy

Sri Endang Sukarsih is a member of Kaoem Telapak from Gowa, South Sulawesi. Currently, she has served as a lecturer at the Gowa Agricultural Development Polytechnic since 2020.

Her career began as a staff at the South Sulawesi Forestry Service, and she has held various strategic positions. Then she contributed as Head of the Bureau of Drug and HIV-AIDS Development and Head of the South Sulawesi Provincial Youth and Sports Office. Sri is known to be active in social issues, particularly women’s rights, indigenous peoples and the environment. She has played an important role in the development of a rehabilitation centre for drug victims in South Sulawesi.

Sri has been involved in various advocacy activities, including being a resource person in paralegal education. She has also acted as a moderator in seminars on customary forests, demonstrating her commitment to indigenous community-based natural resource management.


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