Link-AR Borneo works alongside Indigenous communities, plantation and mining workers, fishers, and coastal communities to strengthen knowledge, defend rights, and advance fair and sustainable natural resource governance. Gender equality and the protection of vulnerable groups are integrated throughout our work.
We conduct research and publish findings on the conditions of Indigenous communities, timber and palm oil plantation workers, mine workers, fishers, and coastal communities, integrating gender equality and the protection of vulnerable groups. Research findings inform ongoing education and training, stronger community and worker organizations, and advocacy and campaigns to uphold the rights of affected groups.
We undertake advocacy and campaigns to protect and fulfil the rights of Indigenous communities, palm oil and timber plantation workers, fishers, and coastal communities. This includes advocating for policy reform at provincial and national levels to make natural resource governance fairer, more sustainable, and responsive to affected communities.
We strengthen Indigenous communities, timber and palm oil plantation workers, mine workers, fishers, and coastal communities through education, training, organizing, and support for community and worker organizations. These activities integrate gender equality and address the needs of vulnerable groups, including young people and persons with disabilities.
We build and expand research, advocacy, and campaigning networks to help restore the fundamental rights of Indigenous peoples, farmers, fishers, palm oil and timber plantation workers, and mine workers. These collaborations seek policy change in natural resource and environmental governance to advance justice and community well-being.
