AWO International focuses on safe migration and strengthening the rights of migrants in Indonesia. We also support local organisations in providing disaster relief and establishing sustainable prevention programmes in communities to reduce the impact of natural disasters.
Strengthening Protection and Supporting the Successful Reintegration of Migrant Workers
Many people from Lombok seek work abroad in order to support their families. However, migration carries risks, especially for undocumented migrants. ADBMI and AWO International are committed to protecting the safety and rights of migrants and their families.
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Strengthening joint efforts to protect the rights of Indonesian migrant workers
Although laws and international conventions exist to protect Indonesian migrant workers, their implementation on the ground is inadequate. Together with its Indonesian partner organisation Migrant CARE, AWO International campaigns for the rights of Indonesian migrant workers.
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Building Bridges for Indonesian Migrant Workers’ Security
Limited socio-economic opportunities in West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) drive thousands to seek work abroad for better prospects. However, many go undocumented and unaware of their rights, ending up abused and exploited. AWO International and PPK aim to ensure migrants are properly protected and have alternative livelihood options upon their return home.
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Building Strong Support Systems for Migrant Workers and their Families
Together with INFEST, we empower communities through comprehensive socio-economic and legal support. By fostering resilience, skills development, and driving policy improvements, we pave the way for a more secure and prosperous future for migrant workers and their families.
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Protecting migrant women from Lombok from human trafficking and violence
Poverty and a lack of job opportunities in many communities on the island of Lombok push people to migrate to seek better economic prospects; a large percentage of these migrants often become victims of human traffickers. Together with our partner organization – ADBMI, we are implementing a project to protect migrating women and men.
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