| Abstrakt: |
A recently established online platform called the Indonesia Knowledge Hub (I-KHub) has come to play an important role as the country sees out the first iteration of its national action plan to prevent violent extremism (known as RAN PE). Among several functions, the national counterterrorism agency (BNPT) platform serves as an instrument to collate and share data regarding P/CVE activities underway throughout Indonesia, thereby encouraging local initiatives and facilitating coordination. In collaboration with the EU Delegation to Indonesia, a series of provincial workshops was organised in mid-2023, which sought to increase platform uptake among regional stakeholders and learn more about local P/CVE policies and practices. While ongoing challenges include differing perceived priorities and hesitant buy-in from regional governments, platforms such as the BNPT I-KHub can be an effective tool for the implementation of the national action plan and management of its myriad activities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
