Data Memberdayakan Komunitas
Daya Data Komunitas adalah perusahaan rintisan teknologi yang fokus memberdayakan berbagai komunitas, terutama yang bergiat dalam pengelolaan sumber daya alam di Indonesia secara bijak dan bertanggung jawab, melalui pemanfaatan data dan teknologi secara tepat.
Tentang Kami
DAYA DATA melibatkan berbagai komunitas, dari masyarakat madani, sektor swasta, akademisi hingga pemerintah yang terhubung dengan kegiatan pengelolaan sumber daya alam yang berkelanjutan pada tingkat lokal, nasional, regional dan internasional.
“DAYA DATA percaya data yang terkelola akan dapat memberdayakan komunitas untuk dapat mengelola sumber daya alam, sebagai sumber hidup dan penghidupan mereka, secara bijak dan bertanggung jawab.”
— Daya Data Komunitas
Prinsip Kami
- Menjunjung prinsip konsumsi dan produksi secara berkelanjutan dalam ekonomi sirkular
- Pemanfaatan data dan teknologi untuk pengelolaan sumber daya alam
- Edukasi dan pemberdayaan masyarakat secara inklusif
- Menjamin keseimbangan antara manusia, lingkungan hidup, dan kesejahteraan
Publikasi
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Stop funding disasters, start financing resilience
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Racing for air: Why clean skies are Indonesia's next big test
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Safeguarding indigenous rights in the age of artificial intelligence
This year's global day for indigenous peoples should serve as an occasion for reflection on how to recognize, include and incorporate these communities as equal partners.
Haj, heat and faith: No pilgrim should be left behind
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From crisis to circularity: Bandung's fight to curb the tide of waste
The waste crisis in Bandung, like that in many growing cities, is a complex issue rooted in infrastructure gaps, behavioral norms and policy inertia.
Decolonizing climate and environmental justice: Lessons from indigenous communities
Development programs, including those branded as "green" or "low-carbon", have often dispossessed indigenous communities of their ancestral lands.